How do I apply preset to the entire audio track

[ulysse_8291]

I am doing a voice over. My problem is that each time I record a new clip I have to apply my audio effects to it manually (this is tedious). I know I can apply effect to an entire track, but I can't seem to apply my preset to it. The problem is that i don't want to manually replicate my EQ mixing in the new window.

[Peru Bob]

Right click a clip that already has he desired effects > Copy.

Select one or all clips that need the effects applied > Right click > Paste attributes and choose the effect(s) desired.

[ulysse_8291]

Yes but I need to do that each time i record a small snipet which is annoying

[R Neil Haugen · Accepted solution]

You can select any effects as applied to a clip, including multiple effects. Right-click "create preset".

Then apply that preset any time you need it.

[ericamt]

Hey! Did you ever figure this out? The answers here don't exactly give the solution to this. 

[ulysse_8291]

Nope, i'm copy pasting my preset and pressing spacebar frantically to skip the confirmation tabs. Would be nice if the track mixing tab was better designed

[Bauml3858640700bo]

I found an easier way to do this, but you need to combine different effects in the Audio Track Mixer Window.

What I do is:

1.  Go to Window -> Audio Track Mixer

2. Start putting effects on the top left. (It will apply the effects to A1)

3. I put the following effects:  DeNoise 12% and Multiband Compressor -7% (Right click and set it to Broadcast so you can have a crystal clear voice)

This basically makes sure that my voiceover A1 track always has the same effects. I got most of these settings from a youtube channel called Bog that had a video on this topic, I believe it was something about voice overs.