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keyframe points wont work

shoffner — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 18:12:25 GMT

hello,

i am having some difficulty working with my keyframes.

i set a mark at one point and set a mark keyframe at another. i then select just one keyframe to change a particular effect. when i go to the other keyframe, however, it has also been changed, thus i cannot make an effect change its course.

in other words, even though i select just one keyframe, its changing everythjing with it, when it should only be changing the mark.

what is going on here?

thanks,

steven

Using Keyframes in Effects - 8: Deleting Keyframes.

drbgaijin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 07:29:49 GMT

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe!
Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them.
In this Tutorial I will take a deeper look into deleting keyframes.

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 7: Adding Keyframes - Revisited

drbgaijin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 06:07:38 GMT

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 6: Slipping Keyframes

drbgaijin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 01:23:08 GMT

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 5: Aligning Keyframes

drbgaijin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 01:16:32 GMT

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 4: Moving Keyframes

drbgaijin — Sun, 31 May 2009 08:16:14 GMT

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them.

In this Tutorial I will take a look at some ways of moving keyframes in the Keyframe Graph.

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 3: Adding Keyframes

drbgaijin — Sun, 31 May 2009 07:14:04 GMT

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them.

In this Tutorial I will look at the menues available when you are working in the Advanced Keyframe Mode. How to add Keyframes. Adjusting and moving around in the Keyframe graph.

Also, if you have been having trouble controlling your effects - especially near the end of a clip, I offer a suggestion that may help you solve future problems.

Good luck,
Douglas

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Using Keyframes in Effects - 2: Starting from Scratch

drbgaijin — Sun, 31 May 2009 06:57:17 GMT

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them.

In this Tutorial I will go back to the beginning and look at how to set up before you begin working with keyframes. Also I try to explain the hierarchy of the different tracks in the Advanced Keyframe Mode.

Good luck,
Douglas

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Audio 2 - Manually adjusting the Gain

drbgaijin — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 07:51:21 GMT

Audio has never been my strong point.
Any simple and straightforward way I can find of working with audio is of great interest to me.
Here is my description of how I manually adjust audio gain without getting tied in knots.
This is really a follow up to my first Audio tutorial - Audio Gain and Keyframes.

Regards
Douglas

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Re: Audio Rubberbanding needs improvement!

mBlaze — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 14:06:49 GMT

[quote user="camoscato"]

How would you define the section if not with In and Out marks? (Not arguing, just curious how you see it working in practical terms.) Personally, I'd like to be able to shift+click or lasso audio keyframes, which would select them so you could then adjust their level up or down and their location earlier or later in the timeline.

good luck,
Carl

[/quote]

I was thinking of the way FCP does it - you can click and drag a line between 2 keyframes.

I like the shift-click idea as well.