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Audio Track Keyframes CS6
Hey, so I’m unfortunately editing on an older Mac using Premiere CS6 for my current project. I’ve created keyframes for an audio track and I need to move them in one decibel increments but I can’t figure out how to do this. I can’t find a shortcut key that works while dragging the keyframes and you can’t bring up effect controls with a track and manually type the decibel number. If anyone can lend some knowledge I would be forever grateful. Thanks.
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Hey Kevin,
CS6 – that made me reach for a manual.
Keep in mind that it is not PPro v2023, so it will not have the functionality. But paste attributes might do it for you.
I tore out a page for you.
Alternatively, you can get the whole manual here:
https://help.adobe.com/archive/en/premiere-pro/cs6/premiere_pro_reference.pdfAlternatively, if the edit is finished, and you just need to raise the overall level.
Export the whole thing to a wav file, and do it that way (it is not the most aesthetic way of doing it, but it will work). Adding, I’m sure that there is a way of making a sub-mix track – but that will involve a smarter person than me.
Hope this helps?Atb
Mads
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Select pentool, lasso keyframes and move them all up/down/left/right in one go.
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