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Volumen justment

  • November 1, 2023
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Hello

How can I make a justment in audiotrack (music) on a specific place in the musictrack to increase the music after end of a narration and I want to have a higher level of the music, and later on decrease the music when the naration begins again. I know that a yellow horizentally line can move up and down to change the level, but I want to mark on the wantet place to make a dor from where I can increase og decrease the soundlevel. How is the procedure to make that dot on the yellow line?

Knud

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    Correct answer Bill Sprague

    Yes it is possible to explain in words.  I think it might be easier to watch a 'keyfram' tutorial, but I'll test my writing skills.  

     

    With the audio track selected, you set the cursor where you want the first keyframe poke the keyframe button that is circled in red.  Do it three more times so that you have four keyframes that are circled in yellow.   You can move the key frames as necessary by dragging and dropping.  You can now grab the yellow audio volume line, circled in purple, to move the the volume up or down for that section. 

     

     

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    Peru Bob
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    Peru BobCommunity Expert
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    November 1, 2023

    See here:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8jwBr-AWjA

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    Bill SpragueCommunity Expert
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    November 1, 2023

    You use "keyframes".  Rather than try to explain it, search YouTube for "Premiere Elements Keyframes".

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    Knud30787021sgu4Author
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    Hej
    Is it not possibly to explain words ?
    or link to illustrations ?
    Knud
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    Bill SpragueCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    November 1, 2023

    Yes it is possible to explain in words.  I think it might be easier to watch a 'keyfram' tutorial, but I'll test my writing skills.  

     

    With the audio track selected, you set the cursor where you want the first keyframe poke the keyframe button that is circled in red.  Do it three more times so that you have four keyframes that are circled in yellow.   You can move the key frames as necessary by dragging and dropping.  You can now grab the yellow audio volume line, circled in purple, to move the the volume up or down for that section. 

     

     

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