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k00sh wrote:

Wrigzilla wrote:Click on one of the LFO tabs and assign it to the SC box in the amp section then adjust LFO to taste.

ah i see
thanks ;D

No problem

Alternatively using tremolo does the same thing.

Click on one of the LFO tabs and assign it to the SC box in the amp section then adjust LFO to taste.

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What normalization does is this: work out the highest peak in the track and then boosts the volume of the WHOLE track so that the loudest peak peaks at 0 dB. This does not reduce dynamic range which is what compression does. If the tracks are about the same volume, I'd say leave it no need to normal...

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