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How did you create that automation-data? have you recorded this fader automation with a control surface? There was a bug in Ardour7: automation thinning did not work correctly. Usually Ardour removes dense automation points at the end of each write pass. Fixed now in 7.1-207. If that session is important to you, there are a few ways to recover it: Either just delete the Automation in the .ardour session file using a text editor. If it is fader automation, you can use a Lua script that comes with Ardour to remove dense events: Open Window > Scripting . Load script "Snippets > Thin Fader Automation", select the track(s) that have fader automation, press "Run" (in versions prior to 7.1-207. change line 30 from al:thin (50) to al:thin(128000). You can also safely remove the .history file (that is undo/redo data). |
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Thanks for the response! I have recorded the fader automation just with ardour by hand with the write mode. Control surface? I didn’t use any extra software or hardware (fader) to do this. So nothing special. Thanks for the recovery tipps. Luckily i could restore from backup but good to know for the (hopefully not) next time. I’ll try to open my "corrupted" session with Ardour 7.2 when it’s out. In the moment i unfortunately don’t have time to learn how to use lua scripts or to install nightly builds of ardour. |
- Anonymous
