Question About Raising or Lowering a Volume Curve

[Rickddd]

How do you raise or lower a track's volume curve without changing it horizontally? 

 

[Amberwolf]

if new sonar is like my ancient one, you hold the shift key while moving the selected nodes / segments, and it's locked to vertical movement only.  

You can also change your snap to move-by / measure and be zoomed in far enough so movements aren't going to snap to either side, if the shift modifier doesn't work.

[Chaps]

If it's like Cakewalk by Bandlab, and you are referring to track automation, you can select the track (or clip) and then click and drag any automation node and all nodes will move with it, either vertically or horizontally. If you hold down the shift key and then click and drag a node then the nodes will only move in the direction you first move them in.

[Rickddd]

Dumb dumb... dumb dumb dumb.... me!   Thanks!!!!!! Works exactly that way.!!

[Chaps]

1 minute ago, Rickddd said:

Dumb dumb... dumb dumb dumb.... me!   Thanks!!!!!! Works exactly that way.!!

Not dumb. Most of us are still learning all the nuances of the software.

[Bristol_Jonesey]

You can also achieve the same thing by engaging Offset Mode, then raise or lower your main fader by whatever amount you want but be sure to switch it off again afterwards.

Visually there'll be no change apart from a small + sign by the volume fader.