You can surely automate the increase as well as decrease of volume on your track. You just need to click on the display main track option that you will find under then track menu. This should allow you to have that functionality. This is why I prefer Garageband as my DAW, but as of now, I am not ab...

Is there any problem in using a tv for gaming rather than a monitor? I know the response times are higher, but i think even a 10ms response would be fine for a 60hz tv, as a 60hz tv only refreshes the images every about 16ms - I am right ? Besides this response time,, is there any other problem or i...

cyclearrows wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 7:42 pm I'm using Cubase for a long time. I have Cubase Elements which costs around 100$. I also tested the Pro version and there is nothing I miss in Elements. I also tried Garage Band and I found it quite similar to Cubase.

Thanks Mate

jahnocli wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 9:51 pm Well, if I'm understanding you correctly, I'd import the file into Audacity. It's easy in that software.

Okay I will try it in audacity app

I am using Garageband for a long time. I want the sound to be decreased and increased without me modifying it, on a song I recorded on GB. Is there a solution to this?