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    You do not want to use bpy.types.SoundSequence here! It’s a type
    (and used this way, a constructor), not a data access!<br>
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    You are probably looking for something like that:<br>
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    for seq in bpy.context.sequence_editor.sequences:<br>
        if seq.type is 'SOUND':<br>
            print(seq.volume)<br>
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    (Loop over that for all your frames of course).<br>
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    Bastien<br>
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    On 20/10/2013 03:08, flavio soares wrote:
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                    <div>Hi,<br>
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                    The audio exporter to Ardour is pretty much <a
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href="https://github.com/szaszak/blender_velvet/blob/blue_velvet/blue_velvet.py">done</a>
                    and fully functional. <br>
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                    I'm trying to expand it to get the audio fade
                    keyframes, but it seems it is not possible.<br>
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                  This code for example:<br>
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                  for i in bpy.context.sequences:<br>
                      bpy.context.scene.frame_current = i.frame_start<br>
                      start = i.frame_start<br>
                      while start < i.frame_final_end:<br>
                          print(bpy.types.SoundSequence(i).volume)<br>
                          bpy.context.scene.frame_current += 1<br>
                          start +=1<br>
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                Prints only:<br>
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                0.0<br>
                0.0<br>
                0.0<br>
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              <div>etc<br>
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              ...when it should recognize the changes in volume
              (keyframes) and print something like:<br>
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            <div>0.0<br>
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            <div>0.3<br>
              0.6<br>
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            <div>1.0<br>
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            <div>1.0<br>
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            etc<br>
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          Any guesses why this is so?<br>
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        Thanks for the help. =)<br>
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