I am working with several nested projects on one timeline and I get the following audio problem with one of them and can't figure out what is going on:
It sounds like I someone is turning the volume down and back up again and the audio clip is moved down the timeline some....confusing I'm sure but if you'll listen to the clip you'll hear what I'm saying.
What it is supposed to do and what it does do in the original veg (opened in VP10 and VP11) is the strings should play and then fade out just before the sound of the car pulling up (I didn't want to include the video because it could be confusing since it's a J cut ).
However as you'll hear the audio goes down and back up on the strings and then abruptly ends during the car audio. If I render out it's fine.
The clips are at www.soundclick.com/GRB53 and the problem audio is "nested veg audio" and it's supposed to sound like "regular veg audio"
I'd very much appreciate your input.
Randy
Edit: it does something similar on another one in the same project...the problem audio on both go through a buss with Sonitus EQ but I wouldn't think that would matter.
It sounds like I someone is turning the volume down and back up again and the audio clip is moved down the timeline some....confusing I'm sure but if you'll listen to the clip you'll hear what I'm saying.
What it is supposed to do and what it does do in the original veg (opened in VP10 and VP11) is the strings should play and then fade out just before the sound of the car pulling up (I didn't want to include the video because it could be confusing since it's a J cut ).
However as you'll hear the audio goes down and back up on the strings and then abruptly ends during the car audio. If I render out it's fine.
The clips are at www.soundclick.com/GRB53 and the problem audio is "nested veg audio" and it's supposed to sound like "regular veg audio"
I'd very much appreciate your input.
Randy
Edit: it does something similar on another one in the same project...the problem audio on both go through a buss with Sonitus EQ but I wouldn't think that would matter.