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Select all tracks and decrease -10db

Sorry for this but i do not find the FAST process.

I am on S1 6,5 and i want to select all my tracks and decrease 10db, of course keeping all volume automation made on all tracks etc.

Whats the process to do this in few clicks please ?
 
Select all tracks and select 'Add VCA for selected channels' or 'Add Bus for selected channels' depending on what you want to achieve. Then lower the VCA or Bus by -10db.
 
If the waveforms are too loud and you just want to bring them all down then this is the best approach. Select all the tracks (and all events on them too) and then just grab the gain handle on any one of the audio events and lower. They will all lower at the same time.

If you happy with the waveforms but want to lower levels in the mix then the other approaches here will work for you.

If you feel you are just overloading the Main Outs then you can also select all the channels in the mixer and pull down slowly until you are getting a more reasonable level on your main mix bus.
 
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If the waveforms are too loud and you just want to bring them all down then this is the best approach. Select all the tracks (and all events on them too) and then just grab the gain handle on any one of the audio events and lower. They will all lower at the same time.

If you happy with the waveforms but want to lower levels in the mix then the other approaches here will work for you.

If you feel you are just overloading the Main Outs then you can also select all the channels in the mixer and pull down slowly until you are getting a more reasonable level on your main mix bus.

I want to remove 10db on all tracks because i have a track which is in the red.
Now i am posting here precisely because i didnt find a quick and efficient way to select all my track volume automation at once. (considering i did not know any method either to display all volume automation at once as well... but VCA channel seems to be made just for this)

(But maybe Studio one team should explain what mean the acronym VCA at first, but it must be Volume Control Automation isn it ?)
 
But maybe Studio one team should explain what mean the acronym VCA at first, but it must be Volume Control Automation isn it ?
In the strictest sense - VCA = Volume Controlled Amplifier

In Studio Pro - think of a VCA as a "group" that sums the channels to control volume.

The VCA handles the levels of each individual channel with a single fader.

VP
 
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