Weird line when adding key frame to audio track

[jonnyp67400455]

Anyone else getting this weird curved line when creating key frames within the audio track? This never happened before.. I am just adding a key frame and dragging it down to fade in or out the audio. 

[videoman]

I and I think others have noticed this and I believe it is a known fault in the latest version of Premiere Pro

[jonnyp67400455]

I find it so hard to grasp how a bug like that can pass QA? Surley they would test and find something like that

[oiko2k]

But appreciate the fact that with only 40-60€ per month, you get the honor and privilege to beta test these things by yourself. Don't be ungrateful!

[jonnyp67400455]

Haha c'mon my friend this isn't a matter of 'honour' or 'privilege'. I've spent thousands over the years using the Adobe suite. It's not like we're beta testing the first edition of the iPhone... It's rare I even notice any change to my workflow with each update, unfortunately I just notice bugs and revert back to previous editions and endure those bugs instead 😂 

[jonnyp67400455]

Also: I can't see the DB in the audio track file when I move the keyframe up or down, normally it would indicate what the DB is currently set to, if you look at the screenshot the keyframe is highlighted in blue but isn't displaying the DB. Instead  have to look at the effects control panel to see what it's set too. This is slowing my workflow down nicely. 

[Richard M Knight]

See:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/using-pen-tool-to-adjust-audio-track-volume-in-premiere-...

I have no problems with the db level being displayed. If you have the curved keyframe line problem closing and restarting the program will fix it. It seems once a clip has been 'fixed' it will stay fixed even when adding or adjusting keyframes but any new clips might well have the curved line problem. I have found that there is no problems with track volume keyframes, only clip keyframes.

[Ann Bens]

Known issue/bug:

workaround: Save, Close and reopen project.

[jonnyp67400455]

This solves it but when my PP crashes every 10-15 minutes and I have to constantly reopen, discover that I also have a keyframe/audio bug and reboot again PP. You can imagine the joy this brings me. 

[Christian.Z]

This looks like an auto bezier
Usually this is created when pressing command+option or ctrl+al and clicking to create a keyframe.

[Rory Skywalker]

If you right click, (on a mac = Control+your mouse click) - you can change the audio back to 'Linear', rather than 'Auto Bezier' or 'Bezier' which is the 'blue' version of audio fading in and out etc. Isn't a bug, it's a feature. Hope this helps. I think you're used to editing as 'Liner' = straight lines, 'Bezier' = 'curved blue lines' / keyframes - hope this helps!

[defaultbmrcz4ymz7p8]

Thank you! This was driving me nuts. The blue volume curve thing is a stupid feature and should not be the default. 

[Harold Silva]

Aunque es un problema conocido como dicen por aqui muchos quizas debas solo presionar click derecho sobre el keyframe y convertirlo a lineal.

 Eso deberia ser la solución.

Salu2