A small question, easy to answer, probably obvious, a child could do it, etc.:

How d'ya get rid of audio handles (ticks on volume track line) you don't want anymore? I can slide them around, but how to delete them?

Thanks

Christian  

 

Try right-clickng on them. A menu should appear with "delete volume change" as one of the options.

However, you might be suffering from the "Crazy Handles" bug......

Aside from the right-click and "delete volume setting" (which should work if you're not suffering from the aforementioned "crazy volume handles" issue):  Does the old trick of "drag the volume (balance/fade) nodes you don't want off of the track and they disappear" still work?

bittmann:

Aside from the right-click and "delete volume setting" (which should work if you're not suffering from the aforementioned "crazy volume handles" issue):  Does the old trick of "drag the volume (balance/fade) nodes you don't want off of the track and they disappear" still work?

(you have to drag them off vertically)

(you have to drag them off vertically)

Yeah...off of the track.  

As opposed to dragging them horizonally off of the track when they will just mess up your sound mix or refused to be dragged off at all....

That could be stated as "horizontally ALONG the track", couldn't it?  

 

If you were walking a train track, and a locomotive appeared around the bend, bearing down on your position, do you think "I should move ALONG the track" or "I should move OFF OF the track"?

(Although I can think of a few situations where moving ALONG the track would be warranted, at least for a little while...but I digress  )

 

What I'm really more interested in is:  Did either of these methods work, or are we going to get to have another "crazy handles" discussion?  Probably not, but you never know...

Tests have come back negative for CVH. Patient was trained in using right-click/ change volume technique and his color improved markedly.