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Right click the volume knob next to the track you want to automate with volume changes.ģ. You can also do the following (this example refers to automating volume):ġ. The second is far clearer than the first, but they both show slightly different ways to do the same thing, and it's probably worthwhile to know each, just helps with becoming more familiar with the interface.
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