Problems with ripple delete and audio keyframes not moving

[Vincent Rosati]

There’s probably a better solution than this, but you could nest the sequence (create a new sequence, and drop the original sequence in the timeline). Than, ripple delete in the new sequence.

Vince

[Ann Bens]

Your audio keyframes are probably set to track option instead of clip option.

[Glenn Fleagle]

Yes, you are right.
But, if i change it, all keyframes seem to disappear and i really don’t want to put them all in again. It is a lengthy project and is almost complete. I just want to take a few seconds off the beginning.

Is there any way to keep them where they are and delete a few seconds in the very beginning of my timeline that you know of?

I really appreciate all the advice. this site is wonderful and i will try to contribute some answers where i can also.

[Nigel Gregory]

Hi, Did you ever sort out the problem, why I ask I have a simular issue, whereby I need to insert another title at the beginning but the audio keyframes will not follow the timeline! 🙁

[Metta Xu]

Hi,

I’ve got the exact same problem. Doing some trimming but the audio keyframes refuse to move in tandem, a small problem with a big headache. Tried changing option to clip instead of timeframe but then I lose the ability to set keyframes.