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Video Pro X
10 answers, most recent on 6/3/2017
RE: Does the track volume control really work like that?

I'm sure that Magix assumes that about the last thing to be done, after editing everything, would be the finishing touches to the audio, including ducking As indeed does the "professional" film and video world! Because sound is essentially "cut to

Video Pro X
10 answers, most recent on 6/3/2017
RE: Does the track volume control really work like that?

Hi, Even if you do manual ducking to the music object at the location of the narration which is on another track, if you move the narration but not the music, the automation curve or the ducking on the music is not going to follow. You will have to

Video Pro X
10 answers, most recent on 6/3/2017
RE: Does the track volume control really work like that?

Hi . . . . didn't any of you ever watch the final cut and go back and make some changes? NOT having the track audio follow edits before it, . . . Many times, however it is necessary to understand the relationship of the ducking volume curve to

Video Pro X
10 answers, most recent on 6/3/2017
RE: Does the track volume control really work like that?

Hi, I'm sure that Magix assumes that about the last thing to be done, after editing everything, would be the finishing touches to the audio, including ducking. I would leave this to the very end. Automation works the same way in Samplitude, if I am

Movie Studio
6 answers, most recent on 11/8/2016
RE: How To Use Audio Automation

Hi Harry, Do you have basic or Plus/Premium? MEP has a ducking or damping feature and you can do object and track automation. And you can show and modify the volume curves for both the track and the object. You also have Effects, Audio effects,

Movie Studio
6 answers, most recent on 11/8/2016
How To Use Audio Automation

Can anybody give me any tips on how to use the Audio Automation feature in the mixer? I'm working on a documentary type project which includes narration and soundtrack. I don't think (?) Magix has a Ducking feature, but volume automation will

Movie Studio
4 answers, most recent on 10/12/2016
RE: Ducking/damping

Hi "Reduce Volume" activates the automatic track damping which automatically lowers the volume in the track below by a selectable amount -3, -6, -9db, when there is significant audio in the track above. It is designed to be used in conjunction

Movie Studio
4 answers, most recent on 10/12/2016
Ducking/damping

I am using MEP 2016 Plus. I have a sequence where a cannon fires, but the sound is reducing the volume of the rather quiet music track underneath for several seconds after the boom. How do I stop this from happening? I eventually found what I

Movie Studio
One answer, on 3/13/2016
RE: How do I select only a portion of an additional music backing track to lower the volume so that an existing narration can be heard clearly

Hi, This is known as "ducking" or "damping" or sometimes "dampening." Your background music is probably on track 3 or 4. Right click on it, select Volume Curve. This will show the curve on the track. Make the track higher to see the curve

Photostory
One answer, on 11/14/2015
RE: Background music -

Hi again Kristen, I hope that you are using Photostory and not PhotoShop . After adding your audio to a track, you need to do some "ducking." In timeline mode, right click on the audio clip, select Volume curve, show. Read the message on the

Movie Studio
One answer, on 3/11/2015
RE: Volume control

Hi Ron, It is easier to review this in the manual than for me to explain it. Look up Volume curve, damping, and maybe ducking in the on-screen Help manual (F1, then Search), or look these up in the pdf file. There are a few methods and they work