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Just do a "select all", then apply a tag (any tag) to all, then turn them all off. ... View more

Well, one thing: ... View more

Sorry, I don't have anything further to add. ... View more

For the future, turn off the tagging in the Audio settings in Premiere. For the present, clear type in Premiere.  See screen shots:   ... View more

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What version of Premiere? What platform? What file format? How are you applying the effect?   Can you give us a screen shot showing your settings with the effect applied?   It works as expected for me, with Premiere 25.01 build 73, on my M2 Max Mac Studio, OS 14.7.1     ... View more

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Good point, Ann. ... View more

You can also redefine the style of the subs if you want them all the same. ... View more

I'd just mix it with another source, probabley some kind of synth pad. ... View more

2018 version of what? See font install instructions here. ... View more

Helvetica Now Pro is a Monotype font available here..   As Kevin says, if you don't need an exact match there are many alternatives.  Nimbus Sans is very close, and is available from Adobe here. ... View more

Have you tried stepping back a version?   BTW, what is the meaning of "syncmap" in this context? ... View more

What does iZotope say about these issues? Perhaps the issues aren't Adobe's. ... View more

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Thanks Ann. I wasn't surprised that one can't set both types of keyframe at the same time, but I was surprised that I couldn't move or cut clips while the track keyframes were active. Don't know how I missed that. Oh well. ... View more

I don't think keyframes can be copied to another track, but I could be wrong. I don't see a way. One odd workaround would be to duplicate the track containing the desired keyframes, and then replace the track's contents. Of course, the way to keyframe multiple tracks at once is to send them to a bus, and add the keyframes to the bus track. ... View more

Why not? ... View more

Most noise reduction plugins have the option of playing just the noise. If you apply the plugin with that enabled, you'll get suppressed speech. Try copying  you audio to a separate track, applying the "inverted" noise plugin, and then mix the two sources. (FYI, I've never tried this myself—never had the need.) ... View more

Go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts, search for 'select clips to end", and assign the actions to the keys of your choice. There's "to end of session" and "to end of track"   There's also a "select clips to start of session" action available, but there doesn't seem  be one for "start of track" ... View more

Yeah, pretty bad. I'd try this. ... View more

Thank you,  osgood. I wasn't familiar with :grid and place-content. My knowledge of CSS is rudimentary, if you hadn't guessed.   Both those approaches work a treat! ... View more

Thank  you very much Lena for your detailed assistance.  I'll have a look at all that, which looks like a robust solution. (By the way, I like the font choice!) In the meantime, someone on another forum suggested I try adding width: 100% to the :after pseudo class, and that does seem to allow me to center the text as I hoped, and seems to be effective on various screen sizes. I've posted the revised page at the  same address.   Here's the css that seems to work: <style type="text/css"> .centerwrap{ align-content: center; text-align: center; } .shade{  position: relative;  font-size: 8em;  font-family: 'Besley Shaded Web';  color: #595774;  font-weight: 400; }   .shade:after{ position: absolute; top: 0;  left:0; content:"Story Time";   color: #F2B035; font-weight: 500; width: 100%; } </style> ... View more

Thanks for that link, Nancy.   ... View more

Thanks Nancy. The fonts were designed for this use, and they work as intended when left jsutified, so I''m thinking there should be a way to center them.  (Maybe I'm just being a dog with a bone.) I think I'll get in touch with the font's foundry. They work on their site! ... View more

osgood: I tried the div wrap. The text inside the centerwrap div layers correctly, but doesn't center.  Quite possibly I've missed something 😞 Here's the new code: <!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title>Layer test</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/webfonts/besley_shaded-web/besley_shaded.css"> <style type="text/css"> .centerwrap{ align-content: center; text-align: center; } .shade{  position: relative;  font-size: 8em;  font-family: 'Besley Shaded Web';  color: #595774;  font-weight: 400; }   .shade:after{ position: absolute; top: 0;     left:0; content:"Story Time";   color: #F2B035; font-weight: 500; }   .shade2{ position: absolute; font-size: 8em; font-family: 'Besley Shaded Web'; color: #595774; font-weight: 400; } .shade2:after{ position: absolute; top: 0;     left: 0; content:"Div wrapped";   color: #F2B035; font-weight: 500; } </style> </head>   <body> <h1>Left align layers as hoped, Center align not at all! </h1>   <p class="shade">Story Time</p>     <div class="centerwrap">   <p class="shade2">Div wrapped</p>     </div> </body> </html>   ... View more

Thanks Nancy and osgood. The custion font is deigned with shadow outlines, not "mechanicals", so, well, it looks better. That's why I'm not using the text-shadow.  Nancy: I guess I don't understand your instructions. If I remove the positioning, the two fonts just appear one after the other, not layered. That's what I see in your screen shot as well. Just to be clear, the desired effect is displayed on the  left aligned text. osgood: I'll give the wrap around divs a try. ... View more