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Keyframe display should scale appropriately in timeline clipsOpen for Voting

The keyframes displayed in a clip in the timeline should auto-scale. Take this example:I have a clip in my timeline with an animated gaussian blur on it. It starts at 0, then after a second it ramps up to 60. In the timeline, if I right-click the clip and do Show Clip Keyframes > Gaussian Blur > Blurriness, I see the keyframes. But there appears to be no difference (in the y-axis) between the "0" keyframe and the "60" keyframe. Ah - I realise why - it's because the Blurriness value can go all the way up to 30,000, so the keyframes are displayed accordingly - ie. there is an imperceptible difference between a "0" keyframe and a "60" keyframe in the grand scheme of 30,000 things. I suggest that the keyframe graph displayed in a clip works just like the graph displayed in the Effect Controls panel - it auto-scales to show the lowest value at the bottom and the highest value (be it 60 or 30,000 or whatever) at the top. All other valeus are plotted accordingly in between. By the way, what is the purpose of "Add Effects..." under "Show Clip Keyframes"? It does nothing. It would be great to be able to display multiple keyframes in here - for example if I'm keyframing some reverb, I'll often want to adjust the dry out and wet out levels so they 'swap over' at the same time. I have to do this using two separate keyframe graphs (in the timeline clip) rather than seeing them all at once.

julljollParticipant

Defeat Capcut - Vencer a CapcutOpen for Voting

I like Adobe and I prefer Adobe in everything, but lately Capcut has facilitated the creation of short content in a very versatile way, very quickly and with the possibility of a medium quality sufficient to communicate in short content. I have used Adobe Rush, but it is totally unable to create quick content, they also have Adobe Express which is like Adobe's Vanvas, but it does not do what Capcut does with people who do not have much knowledge and want to publish their things, this is why I leave you the idea that you put all the effort for short content to Adobe Rush, include Adobe Firefly for the creation of short content and create a number of preset effects and make them viral for the main social networks and Adobe Premiere Pro leave it for content made by more creative professionals, and Adobe Rush is automated with AI, you can include an AI that creates scripts for images and scripts for videos. I hope this text gets somewhere. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Me gusta adobe y prefiero adobe en todo, pero ultimamente capcut a facilitado la creacion de contenido corto de manera muy versatil muy rapido y con posibilidades de una media calidad suficiente para comunicar en contenido corto. he usado Adobe Rush , pero queda totalmente inabilitado para crear contenido rapido, tambien tienen adobe expreess que es como el vanvas de adobe, pero nada no hace lo que hace capcut con personas que no tienen mucho conocimiento y quieren publicar sus cosas, es por esto que les dejo la idea de que le metan todo el esfuerzo para contenido corto a adobe Rush, incluyan adobe firefly para la creacion de contenido corto y creen una cantidad de efectos prestablecidos y haganlos virales para las principales redes sociales y adobe premiere pro lo dejan ya para contenido hecho por profesionales mas creador, y el adobe rush lo automatizan con la ia, pueden incluir una ia creadora de guiones para imagenes y guieones para video.  espero llegue a algun lado este texto.  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

shanecarriganParticipant

Feature Request - Maintain Audio Pitch DEFAULTOpen for Voting

I use the Retime feature somewhere between 300-400 times per project, so around 1,200 times per month. Whenever I retime a clip, I have never once not applied "Maintain Audio Pitch". I set my retime keyboard shortcut to 'R'. I like very much that the text field to type in your new percentage number is, by default, highlighted so that I do not have to switch over to my mouse to highlight the text field to type my new speed. I also love that if I select "Ripple Edit" under Retime just once in a project, it remains sticky and does it with every other clip I retime.However I do have to switch over to my mouse every single time to select "Maintain Audio Pitch". It is painstaking and probably compounds to add an extra hour to my edit time just to make all these clicks. As far as I am aware there is no option to turn this on as the default setting. Please, please, please - could Adobe add this, at least as an option. I know many other editors that would cry in relief for this feature to be added. If I could just be hovered over a clip and type "R > [percentage number] > Enter" to retime with Maintain audio pitch selected, I would gain back hours of my life per week, no exagerration.  FEATURE REQUEST - Set "Maintain Audio Pitch" to be selected as default.  Or, if we select it once in a project, it will remain selected for for all other clips that you retime in that project.   PLEASE