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Originally Posted by ashcat_lt
but I usually use Take Volume for this too. Sometimes, with a lot of compression on the track, you have to turn those breaths way way down. A lot of times what I actually do is to split the item and mess with the start time and fade in time to make the breath both shorter and softer. It's kind of hard to explain but it actually does work reasonably well a lot of times.
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Yeah, me to, my vocal tracks usually end up all split up for one reason or another.
But I do use the take envelope
for most all my vocal editing, even though we also have the trim envelope to go with the track Volume envelope so we're
certainly not at a loss for volume control. Heh heh, add the item volume control and it gets a little ridiculous.
Back in the old days, all I had was the trim along with the fader on my studio boards for the multi-track tape. We also
had the track outputs on the tape decks, but I seldom used them.
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Originally Posted by urednik
For breathing spectral editing is the most professional solution. Built in BTW
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Humm, not sure why you would say that urednik, does it have something you find to be faster, or better?