try this:

// This value can be adjusted
double i = 0.0;
audioEvent.NormalizeGain = audioEvent.RecalculateNorm() - i;

 

Hi, thanks I am not seeing any difference between doing that and just doing what I already had:

I used this in my code as I already have double "i"
 

// Set normalization parameters
double ng = 0.0;
audioEvent.NormalizeGain = audioEvent.RecalculateNorm() - ng;
audioEvent.Normalize = true;

Previously it was just:
 

audioEvent.Normalize = true;

Ahh thinking about it I am guessing that 0.0 is just the same as def and can be adjusted further if required. I will keep at it thanks again.

So I have added the variable to my settings file:
for example the value of "normalizationOffset" can be 3.0 or 10.0 etc.
 

Normalization=5.0

// Get the audio event AudioEvent audioEvent = (AudioEvent)trackEvent;
// Set normalization parameters
audioEvent.NormalizeGain = audioEvent.RecalculateNorm() - normalizationOffset;
audioEvent.Normalize = true;

But I am not seeing any difference when I change that figure.

Ok the lines have to be in this order:
 

audioEvent.Normalize = true;
audioEvent.NormalizeGain = audioEvent.RecalculateNorm() - normalizationOffset;

Hello,

@jetdv

@zzzzzz9125

@Phil_P

When I want to apply audioEvent.NormalizeGain my Vegas doesn't see such call NormalizeGain in audioEvent.

I have such libraries calls:
 

using System;
using ScriptPortal.Vegas;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Windows.Forms;
 

What am I missing?

Ok. I missed

@jetdv

AudioEvent tt = (AudioEvent) track_event;

But unfortunately it doesn't satisfy my requirements.

I would like to set volume gain of track audio event to 0 dB Now I have -12.0 dB.

I can not find this in Vegas Pro Scripting documentation.

Can you help me?

I would like to set volume gain of track audio event to 0 dB Now I have -12.0 dB.

I can not find this in Vegas Pro Scripting documentation.

@marcinzm What do you mean by "volume gain"?

The context in this thread is all about "normalize gain", which only works when you enable normalize for audio events.

So, you need to set normalize to true before setting the normalize gain, like:

Ok the lines have to be in this order:
 

audioEvent.Normalize = true;
audioEvent.NormalizeGain = audioEvent.RecalculateNorm() - normalizationOffset;

If you are referring to the gain of the event itself, you should access it like this:

trackEvent.FadeIn.Gain = yourValue;

Yeah it works for both video events and audio events.

By volume gain I mean that audio event has such "white line", which you can set the audio volume loudness with.

0 db is 100% of volume loudness. 0 db is normal loudness when you add some of your clips to timeline.

-12 dB i approximetly 30% of volume loudness level.

I use Syncailia to synchronize audio clips, but it has such bad feature that after importing xml from Syncailia to Vegas Pro, the audio events has -12 dB for each ones, but I need to revert the loudness to normal so this normal is 0 dB. So I want make every audio event has default loudness which is 0 dB. I don`t want to set this manually for each audio event. I would like script to do this.

It looks that this code helped me:

evnt.FadeIn.Gain = 1;
evnt.FadeOut.Gain = 1;