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1. Re: Applying audio fades across multiple tracks for surround
Bill Hunt Aug 13, 2010 10:43 AM (in response to Danielpremiere)Daniel,
You can apply the "fade" via Keyframes on Volume in the first Clip. When adjusted to suit (I'd Mute the other Tracks during this process), just Rt-Click on it, and choose Copy. Now, Select the other Clips and Rt-click, choosing Paste Attributes.
Hope that speeds things up for you.
Good luck,
Hunt
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2. Re: Applying audio fades across multiple tracks for surround
JSS1138 Aug 13, 2010 10:44 PM (in response to Danielpremiere)What version of Premiere are you using?
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3. Re: Applying audio fades across multiple tracks for surround
Danielpremiere Aug 14, 2010 6:02 AM (in response to JSS1138)Hi,
I'm using CS3.
Daniel
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4. Re: Applying audio fades across multiple tracks for surround
JSS1138 Aug 15, 2010 8:16 AM (in response to Danielpremiere)Then you're stuck doing it one track at a time, I'm afraid. Multiple track selections were not possible until CS4.
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5. Re: Applying audio fades across multiple tracks for surround
Bill Hunt Aug 15, 2010 8:08 AM (in response to Danielpremiere)You could also Map the individual Audio Tracks to a Submix Track and then apply the Fade to that. It can be easily done in Audio Mixer with Track Keyframes on the fixed Effect>Volume. You can also use Audio Mixer to "route" or Map your individual Tracks to that Submix Track.
Good luck,
Hunt
Note: Audio Mixer will apply TRACK Keyframes, so they stay exactly where placed on that Track, regardless of what one might later do with Clips.



