can you fade out drums?

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Postby fenderman21guitar » Thu Jul 26, 2007 4:40 pm

just wondering if..as the title suggests, you can fade out drums at the end of a song, i know how to fade out layers, but the drums stay at full volume
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Postby bluesydude » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:14 pm

The only way I know to do this is to do a Mix to Riff. The new riff now contains the entire song and you can fade that.
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Postby Wedgebill » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:25 pm

You can also export the final riff, import it into a new song/tune, put it in the song layer, mix it to riff, export it again, open your original song, import it back and put it in place of the final riff. It will be called bounce, you can do the fade thing using the info button and everything will fade including the drums. Long winded enit :lol:

Another option is to mix to wave or ogg and fade it using external software like Audacity. Of course, you can't currently get this back into Riffworks any sense.

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Postby bluesydude » Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:26 pm

Bill, why would would I need to export and import? Am I missing something? I just mix to riff everything in my song line. And then fade that riff. Doesn't that include the drums also?
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Postby camaro24gold » Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:19 pm

bluesydude wrote:Bill, why would would I need to export and import? Am I missing something?

Cause he's one of those Import / Export guys :D


Depending on the song and how you have recorded it you can do a fade of drums by gradually fading the dial in each layer.
It only works in certain situations.
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Postby Wedgebill » Thu Jul 26, 2007 11:21 pm

bluesydude wrote:Bill, why would would I need to export and import? Am I missing something? I just mix to riff everything in my song line. And then fade that riff. Doesn't that include the drums also?

Nah, don't think you're missing anything Bluesy I was just offering a different way of achieving the same effect. I have also faded songs the way Tim suggests and this can be quite effective if the riffs are not too long. The biggest differences in the way you suggest and mine is control and final tweakings maybe. I find it easier to fade a mixed riff as you get the length of the riff in the info window rather than the whole mixed song and once a song is mixed to riff then you can't tweak any individual stuff in it like instruments or layers etc.

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