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  • Gerard Bloxham

    November 10, 2009 at 3:22 am in reply to: volume envelope issues

    Yup its definatly a volume envelope, i used shift v on one part of the timeline, raised the volume on it with the slider bar, tried using points on it and it doesnt change the volume at all.

    “You could always add an audio track and cut that section out and place it on the other audio track and use the volume slider in the track header. Whatever works.”

    okay thanks that sounds difficult but ill try that.

    Thanks again!

    ps I’m using vegas 9 but its on another computer which i dont use the net on.

  • Gerard Bloxham

    November 9, 2009 at 9:24 pm in reply to: volume envelope issues

    Thanks for your reply!

    Raising the volume when using a voulume evvelope in the middle red segmant on the timeline ie voices background noises etc does not raise the volume.
    I need to raise it so i can hear voices etc along with the music on one seg,mant of the timeline where it is otherwise down so that you cant hear it.

    When i raise the whole red part of the timeline from the volume control on the left it works fine and gos quite loud.

    I wish I could send you those samples but i only have 56k internet speed and windows ME at the moment lol.

    Thanks again

  • Gerard Bloxham

    November 3, 2009 at 8:19 pm in reply to: Altering Sound Levels on Timeline

    Hi John thanks for your reply,

    I tried both things that you mentioned but no joy. The Audio level is pretty reasonable if played normally ie; i have it at about -26db so that you cant hear the background noise but anything above that and it can get really lond. Yet still even when i put the volume right up on the evvelope it doesnt change at all despite the volume control physically moving as it hits the “non” event. I’ve tried putting in points and raising that in each direction aswell.
    With the audio “ducking” on the musics track it won’t let me creat an evelope that afftects just one segamat of the track like with the audio one, it just raises the entire track which i dont want. Either way with being unable to hear the voice volume without the sound evelope working correctly i guess that this may not be effective?

    Any thoughts?

    lso by mistake i dragged the sound segamant that i want to raise the voulme of, and dragged it in to the music track which worked in the sense that i could hear the sound perfectly but at the expense of the music.

    any further ideas would be amazing as i am at the end of my wits with this becauuse i’m just about to finish my project but have been stuck on this for 5 days now, ha ha.

    Thanks again

  • Gerard Bloxham

    November 3, 2009 at 4:07 am in reply to: Altering Sound Levels on Timeline

    Hi

    I want to turn the audio volume up ie peoples voices, noises etc at one point in the time line so that you can hear it above the music track.
    I have figured out to add an envelope and points and raise the volume but no matter what try it you cant hear it.
    I guess there must be some thing in the settings that i have overlooked, does anyone have any ideas or experience with this?
    I have been searhing this forum for the last few days but have had no luck.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks

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