In real-time playing, there is no problem with this, but when I export (be it to WAV or OGG), it fades out at the end. This sounds just fine if I want to play the music back one time, but it needs to smoothly loop for a project of mine. The fading makes the looping undesirable. I added an incredibly loud note after the piece and this causes the fading to no longer occur, but I must go in and remove the note via a program such as Audacity, which leads to the music looping with a piece of static right where it loops. This, too, is unacceptable. Something notable that happens when both playing back in real time and exporting is that it doesn't stop at the end of the piece, but instead goes a few scores farther. How do I export ONLY what is between the loop points, and without the fading out? Thank you!
Currently not possibleHow do I export ONLY what is between the loop points
everyting you have in the song-editor will be in the export
whut?, and without the fading out?
If you have a drop in volume in the end of your project, it is because you have made it. Lmms does not 'auto-fade-out' at project end point
But!
The project will alway end on a bar-end!
That means, that if you have a note, that with just as much as a 1/192 of a note, touches inside a bar, that whole bar will be in the export -as silence!
Make sure you have the last note inside the last bar, and you should have no end-silence at all
Br.

