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In the Audio Montage window, click Envelope.
Visibility
- Envelope Type
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Sets the type of the envelope. Depending on the selected type, you can choose from different options. The following options are available:
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Hide All hides all envelopes.
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Volume/Fades only displays the volume/fades envelope.
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Pan only display the pan envelope. You can select a pan law from the menu below.
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- Pan Law
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Allows you to select a pan law. This option is only available if the Pan envelope type is selected. The following pan laws are available:
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Channel Damp (0 dB/Mute)
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Constant Power (+3 dB/Mute)
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Channel Boost (+4.5 dB/Mute)
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Channel Boost (+6 dB/Mute)
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Zoom
- Zoom to Envelope Range
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Adjusts the view to display the active envelope of the active clip.
Level
- Reset All
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Resets the envelope to its neutral form.
- Reset to 0 dB
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Replaces the segments between the fade-in and fade-out points with a single neutral segment.
- Ducking
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Opens the Ducking Settings dialog. This dialog allows you to create ducking effects between clips on two adjacent tracks, where the level or send effect of one clip is modified whenever clips are present on the other track.
- Raise Selection
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Adds level envelope points and draws a curve to raise the audio level of the selection with 20 ms fall and rise times. You can drag the segment up and down to adjust the level.
- Lower Selection -6 dB
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Draws a level envelope curve to reduce the audio level of your selection by -6 dB, with 20 ms fall and rise times. You can drag the segment up and down to adjust the level.
- Lower Selection -9 dB
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Draws a level envelope curve to reduce the audio level of your selection by -9 dB, with 20 ms fall and rise times. You can drag the segment up and down to adjust the level.
- Mute Selection
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Adds level envelope points and draws a curve to mute the selection by lowering the level to zero with default 20 ms fall and rise times.