Adjusting the Audio level between 2 keyframes

Lets say I set a range on a piece of audio in the timeline, and lowered the volume, thereby creating 4 keyframes. after going on to edit the movie I realize I need to change the volume of that section, is there anyway to do it without dragging the mouse?

Cause if I select the line between the 2 keyframes I want to adjust the volume of ctrl+/- doesn't do anything?

Thanks
Oded

Nope, mouse only operation. Grab the line between the two, and drag. Very simple, not complicated, and if you make the clip high tall enough, and zoom in properly, you can be very precise. Or select each of the two keyframes, one at a time, and adjust with keyboard.

Click on the line in between the two keyframes (which should select both of them) then hold down alt and use the up or down arrow... That will raise or lower it as Ctrl +/- does but only that section

Good call! That's right, Option-up/down arrow works! Nice, thanks for the correction!

Great answer Shawnfcp, I have no idea how you found that, but that's excellent to know

That is cool! I also like to hold down "command" when I do use the mouse to adjust an audio section for a more precise move (i.e. 1dB at a time).

---> Jarrod

Thanks a lot Shawnfcp, I’ve been looking for this shortcut for a longtime !

To add to this excellent advice, this also works on keyframes. Select a keyframe (or multiple keyframes) and you can use ALT+arrow up/down to modify the level of the selected keyframe(s).

- Ronny