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Hi all,

facing a problem with Adobe rush auto ducking.
The music in not rendering correctly, means music was loud after exporting the project on iPad Pro 3rd Gen.

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Jeanie363860100hrjCorrect answer

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This happens to me ALL THE TIME. The fix has been clicking off and back on the auto volume and auto duck and waiting at least 2-5 minutes before trying to export again. This works 100% of the time for me, but I once had to repeat the process 3x before the export was finally perfect.

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Jeanie363860100hrjCorrect answer

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This happens to me ALL THE TIME. The fix has been clicking off and back on the auto volume and auto duck and waiting at least 2-5 minutes before trying to export again. This works 100% of the time for me, but I once had to repeat the process 3x before the export was finally perfect.

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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Thanks for the workaround. I'll mark this as correct for now, @Jeanie363860100hrj.

Thanks,
Kevin

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Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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Jennifer30697219ktc6

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I'm having this issue, as well. Was it ever resolved?

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Mark28592098mah3

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After editing a video with Adobe audio clips, uploading it to YouTube, then previewing it, I discovered that Rush had decided not to use my audio settings. At some points, the audio is too loud. When the Audio volume is set at 35%, auto duck, and my voiceover is roughly 46%. Autoduck pushes background music volume levels to just 5%.

After previewing it on YouTube, I discovered that Rush just decided to adjust the audio to its liking.

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Jennifer30697219ktc6

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Has this been resolved? I'm facing the same issue and cannot find solutions in the community.

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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Hi @Jennifer30697219ktc6, and @Mark28592098mah3

Does the raw file sound OK in a player app? Let us know.

Thanks,
Kevin

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defaultam3emelww72s

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I was having that problem too but was able to get the autoduck to work by feeding the project through Premiere Pro and exporting it. Not ideal, but it's something?

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alexander22886128jxtg

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Hey, I am facing the same issue.
After editing the video, music and voice over are working perfectly.
Ducking is on point and the music is only in the background.
As soon as I export the file on my desktop, the music is far too loud.
Can anyone assist here, as I cant solve the issue and cannot finish my videos at the moment 😞

Thanks for your help!

regards Alex

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asyraflee

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I'm facing a similar setting.

My audio levels settings (auto volume & auto duck) not being applied in the exported video, regardless what settings I export to.

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Kartika Rawat

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Hi Gaurav5D70!

Sorry to hear that. Which device did you use to capture footage? Does it happen on playback as well?

Let us know.

Thanks,

Kartika

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