"Sailor" <lost@sea.com> wrote in message news:Xns945B65EF49F34lostseacom@24.24.2.167...

> Hi all... I was just wondering if there is a way to adjust entire audio

> level.. via rubber band in the timeline in Premier 6.. You used to be able

> to hold the shift key, hold the pointer anywhere over the rubber band and

> adjust the volume level of the entire clip (or portions of the clip that

> may be pre determined by adding nodes). Now it seems that you have to go to

> each end and do it..

> any solution to this?

Yes - but why Adobe changed this easy operation,

I do not know... Go to the tool set (pointer, etc.)

and select the icon that looks like a "divided-by"

symbol (second row down, third tool over - may

be hiding under the audio-blend tool) and apply this

to the rubber band (you can use a key to get the readout

of level change). You can also right-click on the audio

track and select "audio options", then "audio gain".

And, you can highlight another track with a setting you

like, hit "Ctr C", highlight the track to be changed, then

select "paste attributes" and select the appropriate item

to check (this can be repeated for other tracks with

keystrokes)...

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David Ruether

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http://www.David-Ruether-Photography.com