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  • Vince, it’s dropping frames on playback, not recording. I’m running a Xeon E5504 2ghz Dual Core processor, 4gb ram on 32bit Vista and 2 x 1tb drives set up as Raid 0. I can’t see anything particularly resource hungry sitting in the background.

  • Stuart Reid

    November 12, 2009 at 10:46 am in reply to: Frustrating times with audio automation

    Thanks Jon, I’ll try that out just as soon as PPro 4.2.0 has installed…

  • Stuart Reid

    November 12, 2009 at 9:58 am in reply to: Frustrating times with audio automation

    Mark, all I’m doing is interview footage interspersed with other footage and a music bed which I dip (or try to dip) as needed. I could mix in one pass IF I could get Premiere Pro to automate instead of having to fiddle with keyframes. Incidentally, I find it impossible to delete multiples keyframes, having to delete just one at a time is irritating.

  • Stuart Reid

    November 6, 2009 at 10:11 am in reply to: Frustrating times with audio automation

    Thanks for the replies, my workflow now seems to be: create a rough mix in PPro, render the timeline as an AVI, then render out each individual audio track and import the lot into Audition. Now that works really well, but it’s a slower workflow (and of course Audition doesn’t come as part of CS4 Production Premium so there’s the extra cost involved too).

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