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WeTheSqueemish
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November 24, 2020
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Audio keyframe linear interpolation changed

  • November 24, 2020
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Not sure why on earth someone would make this change, but the audio keyframe interpolation is no longer straight when in linear mode in version 14.6.0 Build S1. 

There's a bump to the curve now, unlike the previous version. I'm trying to do actual linear fades and it's driving me crazy. Both the keyframes are set to linear.

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    Correct answer WeTheSqueemish

    I got on a chat with an Adobe representative.

    The official solution? Install version 14.4 and avoid updating 😄

    So solved-ish, I guess.

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    pigsalreadyfly
    Known Participant
    January 8, 2021

    I thought this was a new feature and couldn't figure out how to change it! Been editing in Premiere for 18 years and never ceases to amaze me how they break the most random things. I hope they fix this asap.

    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Ann BensCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    January 8, 2021

    Been fixed in 14.7.

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      Enthusiastic_musician157F
      Participating Frequently
      January 8, 2021

      I can confirm. It is fixed in 14.7. This caused a lot of headache for my me and my clients over the past month or two. 🤦‍♂ Adobe, you need to jump on this quicker when something like this nearly breaks the program.

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      ben.bland
      Participating Frequently
      December 31, 2020

      Just add some detail to this. I think I have the same problem. It has appeared, disappeared and reappeared since updating to 14.7.0. Sometimes relaunching Premiere works, sometimes it doesn't. Hard to spot a pattern.

       

      Sharing screenshots here for info. In this case it is a track keyframe, but I've seen this on clip keyframes also (I've only had this issue with audio volume BTW). In the screenshots: the Volume rubber band is flat (but there are keyframes applied elsewhere in the track). I click on the rubber band with the Pen tool to add a keyframe and it throws the volume wildly off. By default, the keyframe type is set to Bezier but as you can see when I switch it to others (e.g. Linear) the behaviour is still wrong). Adding further keyframes doesn't help.

       

       

      Ann Bens
      Community Expert
      Ann BensCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      December 31, 2020

      Save, close project, reopen will set the keyframes correct.

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      ben.bland
      Participating Frequently
      December 31, 2020

      Thank you for your help but that didn't seem to work. Or at least, if I undid the keyframes, then saved, closed and reponed and added the keyframes again, the problem persisted. In the end I just made them all linear and it started behaving. Not really a fix but sufficient this time round.

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      joshm444444444
      Participant
      December 21, 2020

      This is f-ing ridiculous, why on earth would they even mess with this?

      M1Storyteller
      M1Storyteller
      Inspiring
      December 4, 2020

      I'm just glad to know this is a known issue and not me losing my mind!

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      bradbuell
      Participant
      November 28, 2020

      This has been triggering me all night long, they need to change this back. Hope its just a bug.

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        WeTheSqueemishAuthorCorrect answer
        Inspiring
        November 27, 2020

        I got on a chat with an Adobe representative.

        The official solution? Install version 14.4 and avoid updating 😄

        So solved-ish, I guess.

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          thomastep
          Participant
          November 27, 2020

          Same issue here. For me save, close project, close premiere and then reopen everythign fixes it. Thanks Adobe!

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          Enthusiastic_musician157F
          Participating Frequently
          November 27, 2020

          Not for me. Problem persists.

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          Enthusiastic_musician157F
          Participating Frequently
          November 25, 2020

          I just discovered this issue today too. I've been editing with adobe premiere for more than 20 years. Never had this issue before. Hope they fix it soon.

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          Enthusiastic_musician157F
          Participating Frequently
          November 25, 2020

          I should add that the CTRL+SHIFT+D constant power fade also curves now and drops off quickly near the end of the transition. It used to be a quick way to get a linear fade to silence, but it's broken too.

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          RobShultzCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          November 24, 2020

          If you click on the second key frame is there a handle that you can bend to straighten the line?

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          WeTheSqueemishAuthor
          Inspiring
          November 24, 2020

          I can ctrl drag one out, then fiddle for ages to make it straight. This seems highly unintuitive though since I have them set to linear, so they should be straight regardless.

           

          It's not just this clip either, it seems to be the new default. 

           

          I have clips in my timeline that were put in the previous Premiere version and they're perfectly straight. It's something new that's been changed in this version.

          Ann Bens
          Community Expert
          Ann BensCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          November 24, 2020

          It seems to only be happening when I drag in a new audio clip and add keyframes, clips that were already in there from the old premiere version are working as expected when I add new keyframes. Odd.


          Confirmed bug!

          Workaround: save, close project, reopen.

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