They've solved this with an update 6.5.2 or 6.5.2.1, where you can use both classic and new way of audio keyframing.
Cheers,
Joe
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:00 PM, <kvipost@att.net> wrote:
+1...no... better make that +1,342,495!Karl @ KVITallahassee, FLSo we just upgraded to Newscutter 10.5 (media composer 6.5) and now every time I want to manipulate more than one audio keyframe I have to manually select and shift select each individual keyframe, regardless of which tracks are enabled (and it wont even let me lasso multiple keyframes).Why does avid insist on changing things (not for the better) that worked fine. I have been mixing with audio keyframes since they were introduced (1996?) and find this change soooooper annoying and I cannot for the life of me figure out what possible advantage they think this is giving anybody. It is as bad as when they changed the audio monitoring interface...you used to click on the speaker icon to turn on and off, or alt click to solo....now you have to select the tiny m/s buttons...again, what did we gain by this uhm feature.Does anybody know if there is a menu setting to return audio keframing to the "classic" way of working?In closing, nice job avid in breaking something that worked fine (as opposed to actually fixing something that is really broken like the title tool...bravo!)Mike Cardeiro
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