Milliseconds, how to slip audio in larger increments

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September 22, 2019
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On a mac, using Milliseconds (or Audio Samples) on my timeline, I slip audio using Shift-alt-cmd-arrow keys

But I'd like to move the audio in larger increments (quicker) while using the keyboard. Is that possible?

It would be helpful if I could slip, say one tenth of frame, while in milliseconds with a keystroke combination.

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Ann Bens

Community Expert

Yes I know but I thought you were asking for kbsc: have to make a feature request.

Ann Bens

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1 frame is the smallest increment.

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melic007Author

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It's easy to slide audio in increments much smaller than a frame by changing the Time Units to milliseconds or Audio Samples. But within that setting, it's difficult to slide the audio in larger increments, like a tenth of a frame.

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Richard M Knight

Community Expert

I have a short key that switches between audio time units and frames and I jump between the two to fine tune the audio.

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melic007Author

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It would be helpful if I could slip, say one tenth of frame, while in milliseconds with a keystroke combination.

Averdahl

Community Expert

AFAIK, no. Adding the Shift-key is the only option i have found that move the audio in larger increments.

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