I had this problem too, the issue is that you are dragging the
key-frames. When the key-frame gets past the max on the fader (which
you can do by dragging), the ganged track does not increase any
further. When the track is then lowered, the the ganged track moves
proportionately until it bottoms out. The way I solved the problem was
to avoid dragging key-frames when possible. Instead, select the point
in time that you would like the key-frame placed (ensure the key is
selected), then slide the fader. Since you can't go beyond min or max,
the audio fade stays synchronized. If there is a bug, it is that you
can drag the key-frames past min and max.
Will
Chris wrote:
Hi,
please help! :) I don't have more idea, why can't I control the stereo audio
fade level simultaneously, even if the gauges are switched on. It seems, as
the two tracks would be fitted in different ranges.
See this small recording as an explanation:
http://nagyon.cjb.hu/audiobug.avi
The mouse is unfortunately not seen. I moved simply the (new) keypoints.
What am I doing wrong?
Note: Alt-F did not help...
Chris
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