Audio questions

[Malcolm Wright]

Hi all,

I'm wondering: how does one affect several audio volume keyframes at once? There doesn't seem to be a way to drag select several of them so you can pull them up and down in unison...

Do we really have to right click and select add/delete while the cursor is over a keyframe, in order to delete it? Couldn't the delete key be context sensitive and realize we want to delete a keyframe when the cursor is over one? Aaarg...

There seems to be no way to enter a numerical value for an audio keyframe: why the limitation?

How does one create one clip from several audio clips pasted in sequence? I thought the delete cut points option would do this, but it is greyed out when I right click over my selected audio clips.

Oh yes: why are my audio keyframes always hyperbolic? There seems to be no tangent controls for them, and getting a smooth fade in with ease in and ease out takes setting three or for keyframes so that the jumps from the hyperbolic curves become imperceptible. Doing this makes me feel really stupid, as you can imagine... Please tell me there is a better way: a hidden function that turns on the tangent controls for the keyframes?

These are just my first impressions... I may be missing something, and I may also come up with more stuff as I go along...

Thanks!

M

 

[Malcolm Wright]

Ok, I just discovered the Move tool, so please ignore my question about numeric value input... although it would be nice to be able to access this without having to right click and select move... Double clicking on a keyframe currrently has no function: wouldn't it make sense to be able to access the move tool by double-clicking?
Or even better, access an improved move tool that has tangent controls as well?

M.