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Audio Postproduction and Audio Effects
Key Frame Toolbar
Located below the Mixer is a toolbar with various buttons for controlling Key Frame functions.
Key Frame toolbar
These buttons can be used for setting, copying and deleting Key Frames. The following information
applies to working with both Vo lu me and Pan Lines.
Each audio clip always has two Key Frames, one at the beginning and one at the end.
A new Key Frame is set wherever the volume or pan is changed.
Setting Key Frames
To set a Key Frame, position the Playline to the position where you want to insert a Key Frame and click
the Set Key Frame button.
Jump from Key Frame to Key Frame
Click this button to move the Playline to the previous Key Frame.
Click this button to move the Playline to the next Key Frame.
Deleting Key Frames
Move the Playline to the Key Frame you want to delete and click the Delete Key Frame button.
Deleting Several Key Frames
The Delete Audio Key Frames button can be found in the toolbar of the Audio Editor. This button can be
used for Key Frames on the volume line and on the pan line. Activate either Show Volume or Show Pan-
orama and select a section on the Timeline by setting mark-in and mark-out. All Key Frames of the active
Tr a c k s in this section (including those located directly on mark-in and mark-out) are deleted with this
function. All Tra c k s that are neither active nor protected remain unaffected.
The line run is determined by the Key Frame located before or after the set section between mark-in and
mark-out. If there is no clip outside mark-in and mark-out, the lines correspond to the initial values.