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Just wondered whether there was a more efficient way of fading the master audio bus than what i've currently just created using Studio793's Script Builder (attached)? I've only just created it and the script is extremely exaggarated for testing purposes, but will smoothen out later. I tried experimenting with the SetVolumeFade and trying to impliment 'Master' or 'MasterAudio' but wasn't successful as it requires an input. In my setup it's much easier to fade the Master bus opposed to invidual audio inputs, so if anyone has any experience or other forum posts, please let me know, it is greatly appreciated! Many thanks in advance!  Master Audio Fade.png (59kb) downloaded 4 time(s).
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Don't forget you can set SetVolumeFade to (whatever is) Active
You make your current setup smoother when doing the functions (mastervolume) within a script with a for next loop
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Originally Posted by: doggy  Don't forget you can set SetVolumeFade to (whatever is) Active
You make your current setup smoother when doing the functions (mastervolume) within a script with a for next loop For our setup our audio and visual are separate inputs, so it's just much easier to create a script for 3/4 people to fade a bus opposed to active inputs. Do you mind expanding on your second point? I'm a complete newbie to scripting so have just trialed and error'ed it, thankyou for your help.
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Originally Posted by: james_kille 
Do you mind expanding on your second point? I'm a complete newbie to scripting so have just trialed and error'ed it, thankyou for your help.
They are simple vb.net scripting , might check the "Scripting for Dummies thread " Example: Code:For i as integer = 100 to 0 step -5
API.Function("SetMasterVolume",Value:=i.tostring )
sleep(100)
next
if brave you can read the current value first and start from there BTW the duration added to the function in the scriptbuilder is useless as it's not really part of that function
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Thankyou for that.
I've had a brief look over the thread and tried to take your code of triggering an audio fade before the end of a video, and tried to impliment a stinger to that too but failed, think I need to research and learn it all more before I try things like that.
Many thanks for the script for the MasterAudio fade!
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Originally Posted by: doggy  Don't forget you can set SetVolumeFade to (whatever is) Active
You make your current setup smoother when doing the functions (mastervolume) within a script with a for next loop What if you wanted to do a SetVolumeFade to a bus?
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Originally Posted by: Narcogen  Originally Posted by: doggy  Don't forget you can set SetVolumeFade to (whatever is) Active
You make your current setup smoother when doing the functions (mastervolume) within a script with a for next loop What if you wanted to do a SetVolumeFade to a bus? SetBusxVolumewith the before mention loop code
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