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Changing audio one track affects different track
Trying to help out an editor this morning:
He’s got music on A1-A2 (stereo pair) and a mono sound effect on A3. All 48k aiff. If he changes the dB value of A3, A1-A2 change with it! So if A3 goes to -20, A1-A2 go down to -20 too. This goes for entering a value or dragging the pink slider.
I played around with it for 10 minutes before I had to leave and couldn’t seem to break the relationship. I am completely miffed. Is there something in FCP that you can link audio levels between completely separate tracks? right now I’m chalking it up to gremlins.
FCP 6.0.5
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I’m not clear on the relationship between the 3 tracks. When you click on one of the tracks are all selected?
John
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there’s a stereo track and a mono track.
when you change the dB value of the mono track, it changes the value of the stereo track. They’re not linked or related in any way.
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Did you ever figure out what was going on with this? I’m suddenly having the same problem. I have two mono tracks which are not linked to one another. Each time I try and adjust the audio level keyframes on one, the other track’s levels move as well.
Any ideas on why this is happening?
FCP 6.0.6 on a Mac Pro.
Thanks!
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