On Dec 7, 2012, at 11:52 AM, Brendan McCullough wrote:
> I'm mixing a show right now in MC 6.5 PC and I'm noticing a new
behavior: when I use an audio dissolve on a music track (add-edit to
smooth a volume change) everything sounds fine until I do some audio
keyframing later in the track. When I go back and play from the
dissolve, there is a very noticeable drop in volume during the
dissolve (i.e. not the expected behavior...it's almost as if the music
is fading out) unless I render the dissolve, at which point everything
sounds fine.
> Is anyone else noticing this behavior in 6.5? I don't think it was
happening in 6.0.x
I offer:
There seems to be a bug I've noticed which may be related to the
above. If you change the audio level of a clip using keyframes, those
keyframe levels won't apply across dissolves. IOW, when a keyframed
clip ends at a dissolve, the audio level will jump back to its non-
keyframed level during the dissolve. Rendering doesn't seem to help.
What have I been doing to avoid this issue? I've been avoiding
keyframing for audio levels. I use 'Add Edit' to split a clip at the
level change point, change the level on the part I wish to change, and
do a dissolve at the 'Add Edit' point.
Dennis Degan, Video Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank
NBC Today Show, New York
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