Move envelope points up/down +/- 0.1dB

[Tod]

Is this possible? The actions to move them a "little bit" end up being to much, either way.

Also a script to move track and Master volumes down to -inf? We've got actions to set them to 0.0dB, but not -inf.

[Bassman002]

Originally Posted by Tod

Is this possible? The actions to move them a "little bit" end up being to much, either way.

Also a script to move track and Master volumes down to -inf? We've got actions to set them to 0.0dB, but not -inf.

I have SWS/BR Scripts for decrease and increase envelope by 0.1dB, 0.5dB, 1dB, 5dB and 10 dB in the action list.

I attached a Picture of the action list.

Greetz
Bassman.

[Tod]

Originally Posted by Bassman002

I have SWS/BR Scripts for decrease and increase envelope by 0.1dB, 0.5dB, 1dB, 5dB and 10 dB in the action list.

I attached a Picture of the action list.

Greetz
Bassman.

Thankyou for your reply Bassman, but they are only for the Volume envelope.

SWS/BR: Increase selected envelope points by 0.1 db (volume envelope only)
SWS/BR: Increase selected envelope points by 0.5 db (volume envelope only)

[vitalker]

Originally Posted by Tod

Thankyou for your reply Bassman, but they are only for the Volume envelope.

SWS/BR: Increase selected envelope points by 0.1 db (volume envelope only)
SWS/BR: Increase selected envelope points by 0.5 db (volume envelope only)

FX envelopes use only [0..1] range, so you can't change it like that. You could instead use FX GUI with non-read automation mode to set the value under edit cursor.
mpl said he is using some hacking in some his script, but I don't know what the script is and whether it will help you.
Here he is talking about it, but it seems it's not easy to use it: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=272462

[Tod]

Originally Posted by vitalker

FX envelopes use only [0..1] range, so you can't change it like that. You could instead use FX GUI with non-read automation mode to set the value under edit cursor.
mpl said he is using some hacking in some his script, but I don't know what the script is and whether it will help you.
Here he is talking about it, but it seems it's not easy to use it: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=272462

Hi vitalker, and thank you, I'm sorry I didn't get back here sooner.

I read what mpl wrote and I get the picture. this is prbably all wrong but it appears to me he's using a for loop to deduce a .5 or .25 value.

Ha ha, not sure.

My reason for wanting it is when I'm Mastering and want to reach an exact LUFS reading, like -14.0LUFS, being able to adjust envelope points for various parameters in small amounts would be a big help. Making these small adjustments manually is just too awkward, at least for me.

The action "Envelopes: Move selected points down a tiny bit" works fine for most things, but not when you want very small amounts.

Again thanks vitalker.

[vitalker]

Originally Posted by Tod

The action "Envelopes: Move selected points down a tiny bit" works fine for most things, but not when you want very small amounts.

Again thanks vitalker.

I understand. As I told you, try "You could instead use FX GUI with non-read automation mode to set the value under edit cursor."

[Tod]

Originally Posted by vitalker

I understand. As I told you, try "You could instead use FX GUI with non-read automation mode to set the value under edit cursor."

You've got me here vitalker, I'm not aware of what "FX GUI with non-read automation mode" is?

[vitalker]

Originally Posted by Tod

You've got me here vitalker, I'm not aware of what "FX GUI with non-read automation mode" is?

You select global automation mode or track automation mode and then using FX's GUI and edit cursor to write automation.
I hope this is clear:

[Tod]

Originally Posted by vitalker

You select global automation mode or track automation mode and then using FX's GUI and edit cursor to write automation.
I hope this is clear:

Thanks vitalker, I've never seen nor heard anything about this before, so it's very good to know and I will be checking it out. I can see how that would work well for this.

[vitalker]

Originally Posted by Tod

Thanks vitalker, I've never seen nor heard anything about this before, so it's very good to know and I will be checking it out. I can see how that would work well for this.

You just insert points while working with plugin's GUI. Remember to move edit cursor.