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Is there a way to stop audio dips on cuts?
If I cut out a section of audio with steady background noise (equipment fans) and then butt the remaining ends together, Vegas does a one-frame audio dip to 0dB on the tail of the outgoing event and on the head of the incoming event. So, when I butt them together I have to then manually undo the dips.
Is there some setting that will make Vegas stop doing the audio dips?
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Hey! Could you try navigating to Options and see if Quickfade Audio Edits is enabled? That might be the cause. ^^
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First of all, it should NOT be a one frame drop. It’s a tiny fraction of a second way less than one frame. But, yes, you can turn off the Quickfade Audio Events and it won’t drop on a split/cut. However, be careful in that you could end up with a small “pop” in those places. Not sure if that would still be an issue, though.
Under Options – Preferences – Editing tab, there’s a “Quickfade length for audio events (ms)” setting and it’s set to 10 by default so it will be 10 ms drop which is 1/100 of a second (not 1/30). So you can either turn the option off or you can change the number of milliseconds that it actually drops.
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