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Can’t find the vertical zoom function for audio files
HI, I am trying to match up two different audio files of the same footage and need to zoom them vertically, to see the wavelengths, so I can split them at the same exact place, so the audio matches, but I can’t seem to find the way to do it.
If I double click on one of the files which is audio only, it shows up bigger in the source monitor (the other audio file, which is part of a bigger file, including video, doesn’t even show up as a wave when double clicked, the video is what pops up in the source monitor). But there has got to be a way to get more than one audio wave vertically zoomed.
I’ve looked many places, and their explanations don’t make sense. Please help!
Thank you in advance!!!
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This is pretty obvious, but you have to expand the triangle next to the “Audio 1” (or whatever you’re calling your audio tracks) before you can see the waveform. Hopefully you’ve done that already.
Once you’ve done that, on the left side of your timeline window, place your mouse cursor between tracks and you should be able to drag them up or down to make them larger. Is that what you’re looking for?
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I couldn’t find any triangles, maybe I have already clicked on them, but zooming from the left side worked. Thank you very much!!
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ahh, those triangles… 🙂 Yes, I had those figured out, thanks a lot nonetheless!!
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