Yes it's melodyne.. I was testing the quantise functions earlier !! Good Catch ! ;)

If you place the reverb or delay on a buss, it's the track level. But if it's on an instrument track, the same way I do on this video, you should see the plugin in the list of automatisation available, then enter the list of settings of the plugin and choose volume.. Of course, maybe not every plugins can be automated, but I'd say 99% you can automate many things..

@@MarcoPrimeau Thank you so much Marco, this really helps !!! 😃👍

@@MarcoPrimeau Thank you so much Marco, merci beaucoup ! 👍😃

Malheureusement je ne trouve pas.. Tu peux par contre mettre un point directement au début d'une mesure et sélectionner tous les changements. Puis déplacer le tout en utilisant le point ajouté.. (seul le premier point d'une sélection permet de déplacer..)

@@MarcoPrimeau Merci pour ta réponse. C'est pas forcément l'idéal, mais c'est mieux que de tout refaire ! ;) Ca pourrait être une bonne idée d'upgrade chez magix ;) Merci encore. Ben

@@benoitgibertaud2668 J'ai trouvé une autre façon détourné.. Le problème avec ma première technique c'est que ça ne suit pas les mesures exactement.. même si on dit d'aller seulement sur les mesures ça va pour l'audio mais pas pour les automatisations.. alors. c'est peut être aussi long mais plus précis. Fait un freeze sur la track, déplace l'audio et unfreeze, l'automatisation va avoir suivi précisément.. Je vais faire une video sur le sujet.. ;)

@@MarcoPrimeau C’est très malin ! Je vais tester ça dès que j’ai 5 minutes, mais effectivement ça me parait être une solution fiable pour le coup ;) Bien joué et merci !

if you listen to the song on many audio systems and it sounds ok, don't change anything. (go to friends, different headphones + in a car etc) If tonal balance suggest you lower the frequencies around 500hz, this is where lies guitars, vocals, snares and other important content. Lowering it may throw of your balance. The question you should ask yourself is why. Your room or listening device might be the reason. I would try to fix it first to gain the best listening fidelity first. But there isn't a rule that says your frequency curve must be perfect !

It rather tells me that the guitars have a dip at 500hz, so by ear - I will reduce this frequency on other instruments,, Thank you very much for your reply= it is surprising that few on KZfaq, is able to answer to such a simple question, You are the only one who wrote me back.. Thank you once again.. too bad you don't have more time for me by sending a wav file, it might be found if Tonal Balance Control, not telling the truth or is the problem really in my room..@@MarcoPrimeau

​@@marekneustupa I get it.. If a software shows that your guitar track has less of a frequency, it doesn't make any sense to remove it form every other instruments.You will end up with the entire song missing that frequency. Every instrument has their own frequency signature and we rarely need to change it drasticly when mixing. If that missing 500hz leave space for the vocal to shine, then it's perfect like the way it is. I would need to hear the song to comment further. you can send me a sample by email or via facebook

I did closed my account to teespring a few months ago...