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To Paste an Envelope
1. Select the track(s) and location (Now Time) you want to paste the data to.
2. Press Ctrl+V or use the Edit-Paste command.
The Paste dialog box appears.
3. Choose a track and location to paste to, if you haven’t already.
4. Click OK.
SONAR pastes the automation data and any other types of data you chose in the
Copy dialog box into the track and location you selected.
Resetting Envelopes and Nodes to Current or
Neutral Values
You can reset an envelope so that it becomes a horizontal line at the current value
of the parameter it controls, which eliminates any curves or jumps from the
envelope. You can reset a node so that it jumps to the neutral value of the
parameter it controls. For example, the neutral value of the pan parameter is C, or
0%.
To Reset an Envelope to the Current Value
1. Move the Now time to where the envelope’s value is to your liking.
2. Right-click the envelope to display the Envelope Editing menu.
3. Choose Clear All from the menu.
SONAR resets the envelope to the current value.
To Reset a Node to a Neutral Value
Do either of the following:
• Double-click the node.
• Move the cursor over the node until it a cross appears under it, right-click the
node, and choose Reset Node from the popup menu.
The node jumps to the neutral value for the parameter it controls.
Envelope Mode and Offset Mode
There are two modes which control how your volume faders, pan faders, bus send
faders, and bus send pan faders behave during playback. The two modes are
Envelope mode and Offset mode.
Envelope mode—In envelope mode, volume and pan faders follow the project’s
automation and do not respond to changes you make in real-time.
Offset mode—In Offset mode, you “offset” the current automation in a track
using a parameter’s controls. For example, if a pan envelope is set to hard left
(100% left) and you adjust the pan in offset mode to 100% right, then the pan
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