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Turn off ability to adjust clip volume in timeline?

Community Beginner ,
Sep 05, 2021 Sep 05, 2021

I frequently accidently drag that white line in the timeline which adjusts the clip volume.  Is there a way to turn off that feature?

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Community Expert , Sep 05, 2021 Sep 05, 2021

Yes, click on the wrench and un-check Show Audio Keyframes.

 

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Community Expert ,
Sep 05, 2021 Sep 05, 2021

Yes, click on the wrench and un-check Show Audio Keyframes.

 

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Community Beginner ,
Sep 05, 2021 Sep 05, 2021

Thank you!  I should have asked months ago.

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Explorer ,
Aug 25, 2025 Aug 25, 2025

This isn't a great workaround for me. I still want to see the audio keyframes so I can sync up my clips to the audio, but I do not want to drag the volume up and down accidentally every time I move the audio. Is there any other solution?

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Community Expert ,
Aug 26, 2025 Aug 26, 2025
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AFAIK there is no other workaround. You can map a keyboard shortcut to it so you can easily enable/disable it with a single keystroke. Not ideal, but it is imho better than adjusting the volume by mistake.

 

The other solution is to always avoid clicking in the area where the "rubber band" is and thus avoiding adjusting the audio by mistake. But yes, it will happen anyways. At least for me...

 

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This isn't a great workaround for me. I still want to see the audio keyframes so I can sync up my clips to the audio, but I do not want to drag the volume up and down accidentally every time I move the audio. Is there any other solution?


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