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1) Is there a way to make the Audio Mixer default to +6 DB? As it is I have to do it for every audio clip.

2) I read somewhere on the web that the application would display an audio trace. Where/how do I do this?

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Bill SpragueCorrect answer

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Click the little arrow inside the red circle to expand the audio line. Then grab the line inside the rectangle with your mouse and drag the line up.

Ann Bens

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Input is Gain, output is Volume.

If your audio comes in too soft you correct that with Gain.

Set a shortcut for Gain in the Keyboard Customization.

Select all clips in Project Assets, hit the shortcut and set the Gain to +6 (or whatever desired value).

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Steve Grisetti

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Have you tried toggling open the track the clicking the triangle on the track header, as Bill suggested in his illustration?

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i_am_jimAuthor

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Yes, it doesn't give what I want and I've discovered this quick way

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Steve Grisetti

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1) Not that I know of.

2) I don't know what an audio trace is and couldn't find a definition online. What do use this tool for? There may be something similar.

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i_am_jimAuthor

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I had to call it something and audio trace came to mind. I meant something like this https://i.stack.imgur.com/lk3zh.png.

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Click the little arrow inside the red circle to expand the audio line. Then grab the line inside the rectangle with your mouse and drag the line up.

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