Question

Please consider adding the following:

Currently, when tracks are grouped by hitting the Command + G shortcut, only the Track Volume and mutes can be edited / automated.

Please consider adding the following:

1. Group Attributes options. Provide an option where you can select what attributes are "Groupable". E.G., the send levels, panning  of each track in a group. Let's say the session only has one FX track which contains a Reverb plugin. Now, I want to send audio to the FX track. Once I'm done mixing, I want to automate the Reverb tails. increasing it at the end of the phrasing.. Currently only the FX track level can be automated. The send level for one track only can be automated. But I have say, my snare, vocal, guitar, BGVs sent to the single Reverb FX track within the session, I am only able to automate the send level one at a time. But the user is only able to see the send level but not as automation on a track. in addition, I I want to automate multiple tracks sending audio to the same FX track, I would have to do one at a time manually. This is one example of automation. But this would be applicable to say parallel compression and specific processing such as EQ only, Dynamics...

Thank you, George Pinto.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Don't forget the "suspend" group option that disables the group temporarily whithout having to reselect everything each time

Answer 3

I'm surprised this hasn't gotten more traction. This is crucial in Pro Tools. Coming from Pro Tools, I really really miss this. It's so simple to control all aspects of several tracks simultaneously. With all of the "Pro Tools users come over to Studio One" hype, you would think these important editing features Pro Tools has would be implemented.