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autopilot wrote on 2/4/2009, 5:43 AM
There's a button on the upper Toolbar - Lock Envelopes To Events. Click that On and see if it helps.
RZ wrote on 2/5/2009, 5:05 AM
I tried to lock envelopes to events. Still the same thing.Any other suggestions are welcome.Thanks
craftech wrote on 2/5/2009, 5:43 AM
...However as soon as drop this media, the envelopes move all over.....
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What do you mean by "drop this media"? What did you do exactly?

John
RZ wrote on 2/5/2009, 6:25 AM
I edit video and the audio. In some of the audio clips on a single track, I adjust the volume envelope as needed. Next I add an audio track for music. As soon I import music clips and drop them on the music track, the volume envelopes on the audio track do not stick to the clips that they were supposed to be stuck to before dropping the music on the music track.I hope that makes it a little more clear.
jetdv wrote on 2/5/2009, 6:27 AM
Do you have auto-ripple turned on? If yes, just turn it off or try a different ripple mode.
farss wrote on 6/24/2010, 5:39 PM
You can simply turn envelopes Off, hit "V" for volume, "P" for pan envelopes. Only found out about this quite recently and it has been a huge help.

Bob.
richard-amirault wrote on 6/24/2010, 8:42 PM
I edit video and the audio. In some of the audio clips on a single track, I adjust the volume envelope as needed. Next I add an audio track for music. As soon I import music clips and drop them on the music track, the volume envelopes on the audio track do not stick to the clips that they were supposed to be stuck to before dropping the music on the music track.I hope that makes it a little more clear.

Well I, for one, am still not quite clear.

You say the volume envelopes on the audio track do not stick to the clips that they were supposed to be stuck to ... as far as I know the envelopes aren't supposed to "stick" to the clip .. they "stick" to the track. You *can* make them stick to the clip if you slide the clip left and right (forward and backward in time).

What I don't understand .. if you are adding music to an audio track .. why it modifies a completly different audio track.

So .. what, exactly, happens to the envelopes .. where do they go .. what do they do?