[Kevin Brown]

I am probably not the best to answer this question.
You need to play with the compressor settings in audio.
a compressor will smooth it out, but it takes work.
Also you can export it to audacity and fix it in there, then erase the original track and copy it back in.
I’ve done that with some success.

[Kevin Brown]

thanks. I got the S key down.
I had to go to vegas from avid liquid because there was no mxf plugin for avid liquid, plus they are no longer supporting the project.
The thing about editing on the timeline, which i do make adjustments, is the fact that if I want to add a short take in between two other cuts, I usually spend alot of time moving stuff to the right,a nd also plugging back and forth as my clip drops to the far right of the timeline.
however it seems stable and works well for the price.

[Kevin Brown]

What you are talking about is multi-camera editing.
You turn on 4 cameras, mark it with a clapper, start audio track have singer sing.
Complex stuff.
Or you can rough it, just single camera shoot, then split the audio and video, pray it matches up.
A real art form in itself, music videos.

[Kevin Brown]

welcome to the wonderful world of sound, which I know little about.
I have two projects that need sound help.
I am playing with the compressor settings, but I think you’ll have to export the sound track and run it on sourceforge or audacity to correct it right.
Let me know what you end up doing. There is also a tool called “sound envelope” where you can tweak one area of a track, but have yet to mess with that.
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