I have looked for a solution in the Forum but can find nothing to help so perhaps someone will know a simple solution for me, please.
During an event in the timeline, if there is a simple one-off sound (for example - the slam of a car door) which you wish to remove or at least make quieter, is there an easy way to do it? In an older edit program from years ago I can remember being able to go into the audio timeline and simply fade it down before the sound then bring it back up again after. In Sony Movie Studio, however, it seems as if you can only move the entire event volume, not just a small part of it. The only thing I have managed to do is to split the event into three parts (before, during, and after) then drag the "during" part into a new audio timeline and reduce just that volume. It seems a clumsy way to proceed and could end up with many tracks. Any advice, please?
During an event in the timeline, if there is a simple one-off sound (for example - the slam of a car door) which you wish to remove or at least make quieter, is there an easy way to do it? In an older edit program from years ago I can remember being able to go into the audio timeline and simply fade it down before the sound then bring it back up again after. In Sony Movie Studio, however, it seems as if you can only move the entire event volume, not just a small part of it. The only thing I have managed to do is to split the event into three parts (before, during, and after) then drag the "during" part into a new audio timeline and reduce just that volume. It seems a clumsy way to proceed and could end up with many tracks. Any advice, please?