How to use 'rubber band' in VS9

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Ladislaus
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How to use 'rubber band' in VS9

Post by Ladislaus »

I have done some effects and added music as back ground from a Elgar disc and saved it. Now I wish to adjust the volume using 'rubber band'.
Instructions book says to to click on the audio track in audio line. When I do this, the audio line then appears as parallel broken lines, but the rubber band does not appear. Any guidance is much appreciated please.Thank you
Ladislaus
Posts: 82
Joined: Thu Jan 27, 2005 1:50 pm
operating_system: Windows XP Pro
System_Drive: C
32bit or 64bit: 64 Bit
motherboard: Asus P50L-E
processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.80GHz
ram: 2.8GHz 2GB
Video Card: NVIDIA
sound_card: Sound Blaster Audigy
Hard_Drive_Capacity: 222+ext-1T
Monitor/Display Make & Model: Dell

Post by Ladislaus »

Sorry, I made it.
First the speaker symbol on the left of the audio line has to be clicked.
The rubber bands apear on the video track and the audio track. As I need audio as a back ground music, I only adjusted down the volume but on play back there was no effect of the adjusted volume.

Also, is it possible to play video and audio track at the same time so as to compare both levels and adjust audio accordingly, without drowning the video sound. Please help :cry: THANK YOU.
BrianCee

Post by BrianCee »

In order to hear the effect on audio volume you MUST playback in 'PROJECT' mode - this will also allow you to see and hear the video track at the same time as your audio tracks.

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