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Entire timeline seems to be -3db lower than it should (does not seem to be the mixer)
Hello!
I’m working on my first premiere pro project out of FCP 7.0. For some reason I think I have some kind of -3db pad in my timeline. It’s very strange. If I normalized a clip to -12db it will play back in the timeline at -15. If I double click that same clip and play it back in the Source monitor it plays back at -12 like it should. The only root of the problem I could think of is that some way I had the Track mixer open and accidentally nudged a setting to -3db. No such luck, everything is zeroed out like it should be. I know I could raise the master timeline setting +3db but would rather know the cause of the problem.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!!
Cheers!
Jeff
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2 Replies
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Sounds like it’s pan compensation, can you post a screenshot of your audio mixing panel? and the waveform of the audio in question?
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Hi Angelo, thanks for responding. A pan issue really wouldn’t surprise me. My old FCP audio workflow does not carry over and I just kinda freestyled it. Thanks again!
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