When playing a track with heavy audible reverb (whether it be an excerpt or from beginning to end), the track stops at the end rather than playing the reverberated audio (until it fades). This is especially frustrating for working on the fading audio to elicit an emotion at the end of a track. What I’m not sure of, however, is whether or not this carries over into publishing. Moreover, if there’s a large gap between sections of a track (filled with reverb), if the reverb still plays.
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I agree with André. Just let playback continue past the end of your arrangement and note where your reverb dies to silence. Then place the gray end marker just after that point.
I wanted to clear up the misunderstanding earlier, but I couldn't get back into the track until now.
Attached is a video demonstrating what is currently taking place, though I'm not 100% sure why this is happening.
There is audio playing at bar 028.04 despite there not being any timeline regions at that position. This is intentional, and a desired behaviour.
However, the same is the case at bar 033.01save for the fact that the audio completely cuts off, which is not intentional, nor desired...
There should be at least a small trail of audio due to the AUX reverb on the playing devices.
In fact, it's disappointing that this behaviour occurs even though note tracks exist beyond this point in the timeline AND the timeline marker is further than this point, signifying that the track is not finished.
Godammit, I'm an idiot. I'm so sorry... >~<
It was the Rasselbock, I forgot to switch it back from Output 1 to Master.