Hawk Teflon
Veteran
...seriously!
I recently videoed a music tribute to a teacher out here in OKC. I was told I could pick up a copy of the audio files to throw in that the audio guy recorded. Awesome. That means I don't have to worry AS MUCH when planning everything out.
After receiving the 2 disks of files, I realized something ... there are over 190 audio files making up this 3 hour event. They aren't even split at the beginning and ending of the songs, either. I don't know if this is common, but the audio guy does this for a living, so I don't question it. I just numbered the files so I could drag thema ll into the timeline at once, and it sounds gapless. Great. BUT, I need to turn these all down. I don't want to go in and turn the right and left down one by one. Is there a "master volume control" where I can crank audio tracks 1 and 2 down 4 dB?
I recently videoed a music tribute to a teacher out here in OKC. I was told I could pick up a copy of the audio files to throw in that the audio guy recorded. Awesome. That means I don't have to worry AS MUCH when planning everything out.
After receiving the 2 disks of files, I realized something ... there are over 190 audio files making up this 3 hour event. They aren't even split at the beginning and ending of the songs, either. I don't know if this is common, but the audio guy does this for a living, so I don't question it. I just numbered the files so I could drag thema ll into the timeline at once, and it sounds gapless. Great. BUT, I need to turn these all down. I don't want to go in and turn the right and left down one by one. Is there a "master volume control" where I can crank audio tracks 1 and 2 down 4 dB?