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Adjusting audiotrack 2-3-4 from in to out (how?)
Got 4 audiotracks on lots of dvcproHD material. I want to set the level on track 2-3 and 4 to 0 on alot of my tracks. How do I do it the most efficent way ? (I can’t use apple-alt-l cause then I have to end up selecting all tracks, and then deselecting track 1.) I guess I am looking for abit of Avid functionality here.
Anders
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7 Replies
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Hmm. Found a way, but it involves choosing turning off linked selection, then choosing the tracks, and using apple-alt-l. Guess thats a solution I can live with.
Anders
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Just open the “Audio Mixer” (in TOOLS) and you will be able to monitor all the audio channels.
Cheers,
rafael -
not really as far as I can see. I want to set the levels on many tracks at the same time. (like Avid does with “from in to out”)
Anders
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Sorry Anders I missunderstud you. In “Modifie”> levels, you can adjust the level of all the audios that you got selected at the same time.
hope this helps.
Rafael -
Not sure I understand what you’re doing, but you can select multiple tracks and use Control-[ and ] to raise and lower levels in 3dB increments or Control-+ and – to raise and lower 1dB.
All the best,
Tom
Author: “Final Cut Pro 5 Editing Essentials” and “Final Cut Express 2 Editing Workshop” Class on Demand “Complete Training for FCP5” and “Final Cut Express Made Easy” DVDs
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Good tip Tom.
rafael -
Boy that’s the long way to do it. With one click I would’ve held down option and drawn a square around the tracks to select. Then pressed cmd+option+L. (What’s with the “alt” you mentined?)
Significantly shorter than the avid system and more versatile. Avid does it on an in/out basis. In FCP, you can do it the same way, or you can linearly select every other clip if you wanted to. I used to edit avid and the adjust volume in/out was a feature I used quite often. When apple implemented cmd+option+L in version 2, I was sold and it instantly gave me faster control over mixing my audio.
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