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Audio Level weirdness – inconsistant mixer levels.
Using 6.5.2 on osx 10.8.2
i spent a few hours doing a rough mix down of a 10 minute show. Rendered all my FX, played back, everythings great.
I added a visual transistion somewhere along the lines, rendered and now all my audio is out of wack again. The Mixer is showing the right levels per channel, but the audio is obviusly too hot and cold in places and not how i had it.
anyone else see any weirdness like this?
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal
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and further more if i have to start from scratch (only 10 minutes not a big deal) how do i reset all mixer levels and also delete all eq fx from the audio tracks (14 tracks) at once?
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal
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Remove any Marks In and Out. Select all tracks. In the EQ tool, from its hamburger menu, choose “Remove EQ on selected tracks global” (not the best English grammar, I agree). The same is available in the Audio Mixer in Clip and Auto, and in the AudioSuite tool.
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Never seen that happen. Your Audio Mixer is not set to “Live” is it?
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Nope wasnt set to live. I cleared all the renders and re rendered and its working fine now. Pretty weird tho. Thanks for the suggestions!
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal
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Sometimes when I go into multicam mode the audio level for clips that have had audio adjustments made drops way down. When I exit multicam mode, the rendered audio adjustments come back sounding like they were before going into multicam mode. So the audio effects and changes don’t get lost, it’s just playback isn’t right while in multicam mode. Not sure if I’m making this clear, but it seems like you are describing something similar to what happens on my system. I’m running MC 6.02
Oh yeah, audio came back without any re-rendering.
Roger
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