Is it just me or has the Normalize flag gone funny in the newest version of Vegas Audio?
I have a section of a sample that's *clearly* below maximum volume (I'm talking peak -12 dB here). When I switch on Normalize, it gives a value of -2.1 dB, actually *lowering* the volume. Not just this sample, Vegas does it all the time.
The Time Stretch / pitch shift values have also gone weird. I used to be able to stretch events at will with CTRL-mouse button, then change the mode from "Change length - preserve pitch" to "change length and pitch" and not have the length of the event change. Now it does.
Also, if I select a non-timestretched event and just change the mode to "change length and pitch" WITHOUT changing any values (leaving zero in all fields), the event length still changes. When I look at the event again, it shows a value of -24 semitones.
What's going on here?
I have a section of a sample that's *clearly* below maximum volume (I'm talking peak -12 dB here). When I switch on Normalize, it gives a value of -2.1 dB, actually *lowering* the volume. Not just this sample, Vegas does it all the time.
The Time Stretch / pitch shift values have also gone weird. I used to be able to stretch events at will with CTRL-mouse button, then change the mode from "Change length - preserve pitch" to "change length and pitch" and not have the length of the event change. Now it does.
Also, if I select a non-timestretched event and just change the mode to "change length and pitch" WITHOUT changing any values (leaving zero in all fields), the event length still changes. When I look at the event again, it shows a value of -24 semitones.
What's going on here?