Richard Jones
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Or press the J or L keys 2 or more times to speed up/slow down.
Richard
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The JKL Keys are used for varying the Playback rates on the Timeline or in the Trimmer to allow you to review the events at a rate to suit your needs at the time. They do not edit the events to playback at different rates: for this you need the Velocity Envelope or the track extender button (press Ctrl at the beginning or end of an event and drag the cursor). The Help Menu has more information about these treatments as is a search of this forum.
Richard
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5 on the numeric keyboard is the easiest and quickest way to deal with this.
Richard
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And you’ve always got Colour Curves available as well.
Richard
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Why? Put 9t where you want. Try it and see — it’s the best way to learn:)
Richard
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Disable Ripple, select Event, Ctrl+ C, Cursor to destination point, Ctrl+V (i.e Copy and Paste),
Richard
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“What? I have no idea what you are talking about, what planet are you living on. Please don’t reply, I will find out what went wrong or fix it myself. Wow, what a waste of time to come to this forum!”
That is so ungracious. Somebody was genuinely trying to help you and this is the way you thank them. Not good enough.
Richard
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Have you disabled Ripple? If not, click the button on thru toolbar to disable it.
Richard
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Only too glad to help but sorry about the double post — a bit of finger trouble on the keyboard!
Richard
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If this is in the Preview window you might have clicked the FX By-Pass button (the circle with a vertical line through it — it has a drop down menu arrow at its side).
Richard