Sound Essential Ducking in CC2018

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February 15, 2018
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I saw a tutorial from Jason Levine <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM60tcC0UeY&t=897s> which I was practicing but I can not see the sliders in the ducking frame, below i have two printscreens the rigth one from me and the left one from the tutorial, both are on the music file. I have seen the tutorial over and over but I see not what I am doing differently?? I have the latest update. what i am missing???

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Correct answer jansm19490509

Thanks for the reaction, of course I have selected the clips I am doing the same as you, I am going to tray a new project

Thanks for all the reactions, I found what the "Problem" was, the setting of the panel view, now they put on Solo Mode and Users View, that solved it now I see the same.

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Falk Oswald

Participating Frequently

Did you click on the "Ducking" label text to expand the section?

It simply looks like the section is collapsed (which it is by default I think).

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jansm19490509Author

Inspiring

Thanks, as you can see I put a marker in the checkbox. Question have you straight this your self in Audition do you see in Ducking the icons en sliders.

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jansm19490509Author

Inspiring

Thanks, as you can see I put a marker in the checkbox. Question have you traith this your self in Audition do you see in Ducking the icons en sliders.

SteveG_AudioMasters_

Community Expert

You'll get nowhere until you've selected some clips to operate on...

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jansm19490509Author

Inspiring

As you can see in the top op both print screens is the name of the clip which I selected. I have the clips in the audio-tracks selected and in Essential Sound the type for those clips

SteveG_AudioMasters_

Community Expert

jansm19490509 wrote
As you can see in the top op both print screens is the name of the clip which I selected.

I said 'clips'... you need to assign a type to two of them before this will work. Just to prove that it still does, I set up a very simple demo on this machine a couple of minutes ago, and it works fine. I have two clips on separate tracks, and I've designated one as music and the other as dialogue. When I select the music clip, I get an option for what to duck against, and if I select the dialogue option, I get results looking like this:

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