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Why are audio levels displayed different when working inside & outside Multicam?
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10 Apr 2020 11:14 #106044
by bradywurtz
Why are audio levels displayed different when working inside & outside Multicam? was created by bradywurtz
I'm working on an exercise show, and I made a Multicam clip first. Inside of that, I was going to adjust the audio for the camera that's got my good audio. I added an EQ and a Compressor and got it where I wanted it. Then when I started editing inside the Project, I noticed that while my audio SOUNDED the same from my ears, it was reading different measurements on the EU meter.
Inside the Multicam clip, it peaks at just over -12. Outside the Multicam clip it peaks at just below -12. Here are images to see.
Please let me know why this is? Am I doing something wrong? Or is it a bug? Or is this something I'm just not aware of?
Inside the Multicam clip, it peaks at just over -12. Outside the Multicam clip it peaks at just below -12. Here are images to see.
Please let me know why this is? Am I doing something wrong? Or is it a bug? Or is this something I'm just not aware of?
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10 Apr 2020 13:09 #106046
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Why are audio levels displayed different when working inside & outside Multicam?
I consider it a bug. You often have to do minor tweaks once the multicam cilp is in a Timeline.
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10 Apr 2020 15:10 #106052
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Replied by bradywurtz on topic Why are audio levels displayed different when working inside & outside Multicam?
So what kind of tweaks do I need to do? Do I need to just make the audio a compound clip and then lift the audio again to get it up to zero?
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