How to export audio roles w/ NO volume changes

Is it possible to send out stems with original volume? Of course I had to do a lot of keyframing to edit this thing with opera singing and interviews, but when I sent the Roles to my post audio, all my rubberbanding was included.
What am I missing here? and/or how to do it right?
(luckily this is just for a rough, but I will have to do it right next week!)

That's just it. Your audio keyframing/settings/effects all go out with an export. That's it.

If you needed to send one out, that had no adjustments or effects, duplicate the project before making changes. Then have on with, and one without to export stems for.

I'm following and also have a question.
Can you delete all keyframes at once or do you have to select them one by one, rightmouse click and delete on a clip per clip basis?
If so, I suggest to make an audio effect like the free audio-fades from P.W. but with no fades. Just like these effects it will remove all keyframes when applied and without fades?
Does this sound logical or useful?
Would this speed up workflow or is there a better way?

Thanks.

Thanks, Ben. Bummer.
I could not work on this little project without adjusting audio (opera singing over interviews recorded too low)
then other issues getting OMF out, so I went with Roles. Will know better next time.
Thanx again

Here's a handy tip that was posted in another forum that may ease the burden of removing adjusted audio before you export in Roles.. It was originally intended as a workaround to remove visual effects from multiple clips but I believe you can also remove audio key framing as well - at least until we have a remove effects button in FCPX.

Here's the tip:

To remove ALL effects from a clip or group of clips

I select a clip with NO filters or effects, "copy" and then select "paste effects" to the clips I want to remove the effects from, this does seem to work.

You could also not use stems, and go XML/AFF with X2Pro. That would be the better alternative.

Yes, of course, that's what we always do. This time there was a glitch in the pipeline which is too boring and stupid to go into here, so I made a few new roles, extended things to act as handles, and let the 'audio dept' (my partner) have to cut and trim. I would never usually do that, and will not again.
thanx thinkfilm for the 'no efx' tip

In answer to Joris's question...

'Can you delete all keyframes at once or do you have to select them one by one, rightmouse click and delete on a clip per clip basis?'

To quickly remove all the keyframes and restore the audio levels to 0dB select all the clips in the timeline at once and in the menus go to 'MODIFY' > 'ADJUST VOLUME' > 'RESET 0dB'.

(As Ben said, make a copy of the project first if you want to create a 'mixed' and a 'clean' version.

John G

Thanks, John G, damn, forgot that one, I even mapped the command to cntrl right bracket!
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