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Hi Everyone!

So i am trying to copy a channel's FX (pan, dynamics, EQ, inserts, effects, input) from one channel to another (NOT from one clips to the other. How can we do that? Or rather, duplicate an audio track retaining its audio channel's settings?

thanks
gabi

Hello Gabi,

Try :

On header track : right click and select copy attribute :


Next : select destination track => right click and select paste attribute
You have a popup for select : which attribute?



Done:




Edit wrong link...

Thanks a lot Jean Claude!

So, I'm either not right-clicking in the right position or I am missing something very obvious. my menu doesn't have Copy Attributes:



thanks!
Gab

Jean Claude wrote:Hello Gabi,

Try :

On header track : right click and select copy attribute :

1_copy.jpg

Next : select destination track => right click and select paste attribute
You have a popup for select : which attribute?

2_paste.jpg

Done:

3_done.jpg

Edit wrong link...

Looking on my phone so might be wrong but is that doing it from one clips to the other?

Daz -

No, Jean Claude has it right on the second screenshot showing 'Track Attributes' pasting. The issue is that I am not getting the same right-click menu as he does when copying.

thanks,
Gabi

Copying and pasting track attributes was introduced in DaVinci Resolve 15.
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=79204 - So I just wanna confirm again you're on the latest version of DaVinci Resolve?

(hint: a forum signature describing your hardware and DaVinci Resolve version always helps w.r.t context )

Gabi Bucataru wrote:Daz -

No, Jean Claude has it right on the second screenshot showing 'Track Attributes' pasting. The issue is that I am not getting the same right-click menu as he does when copying.

thanks,
Gabi

That's great I have been trying to do this too.

Blackmagic could you add this feature to the mixer too where right clicking on a channel will do the same , last time I looked it wasn't there.

Shrinivas Ramani wrote:Copying and pasting track attributes was introduced in DaVinci Resolve 15.
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=79204 - So I just wanna confirm again you're on the latest version of DaVinci Resolve?

(hint: a forum signature describing your hardware and DaVinci Resolve version always helps w.r.t context )

Thanks!

Ok, I installed the latest version as of today (v 15.1.0.025) and indeed 'Copy Attributes' is present in the menu.
They must have placed the menu in the past 3 weeks or so because I didn't have it in the version (15.0.1.003) I've been using.

Thanks a lot for help!

Gabi.

Gabi Bucataru wrote:

Shrinivas Ramani wrote:Copying and pasting track attributes was introduced in DaVinci Resolve 15.
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=79204 - So I just wanna confirm again you're on the latest version of DaVinci Resolve?

(hint: a forum signature describing your hardware and DaVinci Resolve version always helps w.r.t context )

Hum.... Gabi,
and the signature ?: the next time without signature: no solution proposal ....

Jean Claude wrote:

Gabi Bucataru wrote:

Shrinivas Ramani wrote:Copying and pasting track attributes was introduced in DaVinci Resolve 15.
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=79204 - So I just wanna confirm again you're on the latest version of DaVinci Resolve?

(hint: a forum signature describing your hardware and DaVinci Resolve version always helps w.r.t context )

Hum.... Gabi,
and the signature ?: the next time without signature: no solution proposal ....

Done, Jean Claude!

Gabi Bucataru wrote:Done, Jean Claude!

Bravo ! Thanks Gabi => so much easier for everyone.

Anyone bothered by the fact, that you cannot copy track attributes from one timeline's audio track to another timeline's audio track?
Seriously, why in the world would they only make it possible to paste audio track attributes within the same timeline?

Philipp Ringli wrote:Anyone bothered by the fact, that you cannot copy track attributes from one timeline's audio track to another timeline's audio track?

As a temporary solution, consider using a Global Track preset in the Presets Library to copy Track attributes between Timeline Audio Tracks.

Reynaud Venter wrote:As a temporary solution, consider using a Global Track preset in the Presets Library to copy Track attributes between Timeline Audio Tracks.

Thanks so much for that tip! Awesome!

The work arounds are piling up...

Reynaud Venter wrote:As a temporary solution, consider using a Global Track preset in the Presets Library to copy Track attributes between Timeline Audio Tracks.

I did not know the presets library, thank you very much, it is very useful!

Reynaud Venter wrote:

Philipp Ringli wrote:Anyone bothered by the fact, that you cannot copy track attributes from one timeline's audio track to another timeline's audio track?

As a temporary solution, consider using a Global Track preset in the Presets Library to copy Track attributes between Timeline Audio Tracks.

That was a big help for me too. Thanks!

If you want to copy any settings done on the master. How would you do it? I dont have the master visable in the tracks? It just in the mixer.

Joelarvidsson wrote:If you want to copy any settings done on the master. How would you do it?

Configure a Global Bus Preset in the Presets Library.

I dont have the master visable in the tracks? It just in the mixer.

You can display Busses on the Timeline via the Tracks Index panel and clicking the eye icon in the visibility column.

Reynaud Venter wrote:As a temporary solution, consider using a Global Track preset in the Presets Library to copy Track attributes between Timeline Audio Tracks.

brilliant. i knew reading through the whole thread would pay off one day!