The [ keyboard shortcut to turn the volume down by -1dB is muting tracks after -24 dB
I am aware of the G shortcut to adjust clip volume. I think it's great, maybe it's even better but for my use case [ is still faster for my workflow.
Here's the problem, I use the [ command to lower the clip volume automation one dB at a time, but everytime I hit [ to go below -24 dB it mutes the entire track. I liked the key command because it would automatically lower keyframes by -1 dB to match the new clip level, but now it just mutes them when I hit [ and go past -24 dB. It used to not be this way and the behavior only seems to happen when I lower volume not increase it. The ] shortcut still increases volume by +1dB no matter how low or high the volume is. I'm not sure why this is an issue since only one update ago it worked as it always had and it let me lower the volume past -24 dB one -1dB at a time. I tried making a new project, updating premiere, clearing cache, restarting my computer, etc. and nothing restores the [ command back to the previous behavior. Was this an intentional change to the way the [ key command functions or did I accidentally tick a box I wasn't supposed to? Let me know if there are any fixes, thank you in advance!
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