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Using Insert and Overwrite shortcuts with Dual Mono? (5.5)
I seem to be encountering an issue regarding using the overwrite and insert edit keyboard shortcuts when working with audio imported as dual mono:
Using the default AVCHD 720p24 sequence and after setting my in and outs in the source monitor, when I hit the “,” key or the “.” key, the video will be sent to the timeline, but with no audio.
I assumed that this may be due to the sequence settings, since there are no mono tracks by default. I created a new preset that had the first 2 audio tracks set as mono. When I use the “,” and “.” shortcuts here, only the first dual mono track is being sent down, which is strange since both audio tracks highlight in the timeline.
Now if I click and drag the clip into the timeline, it works fine. Both mono tracks appear. So in the end, I can get it to work, but it would be much faster if I can work with shortcuts.
I am hoping I am just doing something wrong since I’m still fairly new to Premiere, but I’ve checked all my settings and am not sure what else to try. Thanks in advance.
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3 Replies
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I’m having the same problem in Premiere Pro CS6. I wish somebody could answer this question because it saves so much time to insert a clip (with audio) by hitting (.) rather than having to drag it down to the timeline.
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Hi,
I had the same problem and for a little while and realised the Audio 1 track wasn’t highlighted. Just clicked on it and it work smoothly now.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
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Hi,
I had the same problem with CS6 and realised the Audio 1 track wasn’t highlighted (light grey). Just clicked on it and it work smoothly now.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
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