I'm mixing the level of my the nat sound audio on my video clips from the camera with music from a CD, and even when I separate them into separate clips whatever adjustments I make to the beginning clips revert to the same relative levels that I'm adjusting the later clips to. How do you save what you've already mixed and have the capability of going back and revising and/or adding and mixing new clips without losing prior levels?

Thanks,
Rob

Hello there,

You need to break the audio clip into segments (see the pair of scissors
under the preview window) Cutting the clips in this way has no effect on
the audio, what you end up with are compartments of sound. In each
compartment you make adjustments on sound level. These adjustments will not
be "seen" in any of the other compartments.
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> You need to break the audio clip into segments (see the pair of scissors
> under the preview window) Cutting the clips in this way has no effect on
> the audio, what you end up with are compartments of sound. In each
> compartment you make adjustments on sound level. These adjustments will
not
> be "seen" in any of the other compartments.
> --
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John,
Thanks. I assume then that you can't vary the "mix" within the segments. So if you want to gradually change the mix you have to cut the clips each time? A little awkward. We have AVID at work, I'm kind of spoiled.

"John Kelly" wrote:

> Hello there,
>
> You need to break the audio clip into segments (see the pair of scissors
> under the preview window) Cutting the clips in this way has no effect on
> the audio, what you end up with are compartments of sound. In each
> compartment you make adjustments on sound level. These adjustments will not
> be "seen" in any of the other compartments.
> --
> Best Wishes.....John Kelly
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Hello there,

You have hit the nail on the head. Other programs I have allow you to make
all sorts of changes without the need to cut it up. For the time
being...that's it with MM.

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