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sorry, this is another double post of mine-I'm having difficulty with the forum

I have solved the problem-so it shouldn't happen again.

Apologies!

Thanks for the tip, Martin, I was conditioned from times of yore to use only the "preview window." With some applications the reverb will continue its specified decay after playback is stopped. It would be great if AP did this, but I've no idea what that would require. It would make a huge...

Mike: I know your problem exactly! Here are a few thoughts. AP will behave like PEAK, but with some significant limitations (that could be fixed by Martin maybe...!). Here's scrubbing similarly, if not exactly, to one mode ("Dynamic Scrub") of PEAK. This is the same for stereo or multi-tra...

Paal- Really the only tool for this is something like RX2 from Izotope. This covers almost every scenario possible. The *huge caveat* is that you need to know how to use it, and that requires more than a little experience, which only accrues over time. There are competing products, but IMO it's the ...

Where did the duplicated audio end up on the second pair of tracks? Is it directly under the first pair? You could either drag or paste the first pair into/on to the second pair with the left edges at exactly the same point. Easiest, of course, would be at "0" time unit. There should be an...

Update: Apparently, it's not "too many sounds;" however, I could use some help / ideas about what may be causing the problem. Starting with the 693 Mb "merged" file (i.e., it is now a single stereo track with 15 markers), I made four changes before re-ripping a new CD: 1) I brok...

In the pop up burn dialogue of AP, there is a box in which to enter "gaps," along with "Consider all Markers." Never having had to insert a gap, I don't know if "gap" is coded so that a CD player would display a "pause mark." In the same pop up, you may find t...

Sorry-deleted, my answer was incorrect.

Caveat: I'm not terribly experienced with AP2. In reading your entire post, rather than just the first sentence or two, there seem to be some contradictions which suggest that you many not have the respective app's launched in the correct mode for your relevant plugins. Do your iZotope plugins work ...

An update on my initial post... it seems the fadeout is exactly as it should be when working on the Amadeus file, but when saving the final edit as an AIFF file, the fadeout shows the effect I mentioned, with the hiss becoming grainy as it fades out. Just to add one more comment: Notice you said th...

An update on my initial post... it seems the fadeout is exactly as it should be when working on the Amadeus file, but when saving the final edit as an AIFF file, the fadeout shows the effect I mentioned, with the hiss becoming grainy as it fades out. This is all below normal listening levels and wo...

I'm looking for Amadeus opinions from any professional engineers who record very pristine audio: classical, intimate jazz and vocals, using top-end gear. Does Amadeus preserve pristine audio quality while massaging audio as well as something like ProTools, Digital Performer, SoundForge, etc? Thanks...

AP always fine! Suddenly, it doesn't see all the markers when burning. For example, when burning, and the final Apple dialogue pops up (burning speed options, etc), then "burn" clicked, it says something like "burning 1 of 42" when there are 50 markers. It doesn't see past 42. Th...

Alan wrote: Additionally, scrubbing has other inconsistencies in behavior, but not definable by verbiage.

-FYI=

As wonderful as Amadeus Pro is (and it is), scrubbing is, for all purposes, totally unusable.

Yesterday, for the umpteenth time, I wiped out a painstakingly-constructed 10-band EQ curve in an instant by clicking the "Flat" button. I just wanted to compare the sound pre- and post-EQ. This is the most screamingly counter-intuitive design I have ever seen! You come back to Amadeus af...