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hello.
working with audio editing for a video:
i have an audio track with several audio clips on it.
the track has several plugins on it [echo, reverb, etc... just the native fairlight ones]
at a certain point in the timeline [a hard cut to a very different scene in the video], i want all the echoing and reverbing and whatnot from the plugins to stop. like, instantly.
is this possible?
the audio clip is cut off right at that point, but the effects keep going.
thanks.

I’m not very familiar with Fairlight, however my guess is that you could render the portion to a wave file, import it back, and do the cut with the rendered file.

Many NLE’s have an option to stop the reverb (and other effects) tail when stopping playback, maybe there’s such an option in Fairlight as well. I’m not in front of my workstation right now to test it.

Add the effects to the clip instead of the track

Or pull the fader down on the cut... if the effects are on a send, then pull the bus fader down also


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For Clip-based Reverb plugins, the plugin window's Additional Options (3 dots) menu provides an “Enable Bounce Tail” option in addition to the “Bounce Audio Effect” option.

For Track-based processing, consider automation.

podaliac wrote:several plugins on it [just the native fairlight ones]

A plug-in effect is something you add to the software.

A native effect is one that's included with the software.

There is a difference. Plug-in is not a general term for all effects.

thanks everyone for the help.