Re: Fade in (was: Re: Using Nama - troubleshooting fades)

Lars Bjørndal <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.ecasound.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi

Thank you very much for your investigation. I'm on the Nama list now,
so you may move the discussion there if you want.

You wrote:

> I think I figured out your and Nama's fade in problem.
> 
> 
> On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 10:12:21PM +0100, Lars Bj??rndal wrote:
> > > To troubleshoot, I would suggest using the show_track
> > > command to look at the effects on the track.
> > 
> > nama [sec] > show_track
> >  No. Name            Ver  Set  Stat       Source       Bus         Vol
> >  Pan
> > =============================================================================
> >   5  sec               1  mon   MON        [1]         Main          0
> >  50
> > Length: 59.817 / 1:00
> > Region start: 65.000 / 1:05 (sec_start)
> 
> Mark sec_start is at 65 seconds. 
> 
> At time 0:00, sec's WAV file will play back
> from position 1:05.
> 
> > nama [sec] > fade in sec_start 0.5
> 
> Even after you've made your region, sec_start
> still says 65 seconds. 
> 
> Which means the fade will come at 65s from the setup start,
> 130s from the beginning of the WAV file.

Why 130s and not 65s?

> You need a mark at 0.0 to declare your fade to start 
> at the beginning.  

You mean 0.0 in the region. But it's not possible to set a mark there,
Nama says there already is a mark at that point, namely the sec_start.
Or do I misunderstand?

Thanks and regards,
Lars

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