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I guessed at a tweak to the fade out/in script so it will fade out the selecte track yet instead of fading in it will go straight back to full volume.... and it worked!
Here it is in case somebody else needs something like this in the future: !name Fade Out Sudden In !autoload Variable track lastLevel if output = 0 while output < lastLevel set output 127 Wait msec 100 next else set lastLevel output while output > 0 set output output - 1 Wait msec 100 next endif |
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hey, i'm using a variation on this script. Do you know how to add a mute/unmute to it?
So, it either fades down to 0, then goes to mute..... OR it unmutes, then fades up... |
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If you're fading down to output level 0 you don't really need to Mute. The only reason you might want to use Mute is if you wanted to retrigger from the beginning when you wanted to fade back in. Here is one example, this is different than Todd's script because it fades slowly back in rather than going to 127. It assumes that you have MuteMode set to Start.
Code:
!name Fade Out/Mute/FadeIn
!autoload
Variable track lastLevel
if output = 0
MuteOff
while output < lastLevel
set output output + 1
Wait msec 100
next
else
set lastLevel output
while output > 0
set output output - 1
Wait msec 100
next
MuteOn
endif
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i've sorted it, i was just wanting to go into mute so visually it was clearer for me. Im just using a very quick fade in/out to smooth over mutes basically
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