Just noticed this one - anyone seeing this?

• Park the playhead on a clip in the timeline
• Open the Audio mixer or add a keyframe or open the mini mixer from the timeline (mono track in this case)
• Adjust the level on the track
• Play the timeline - audio level hasn't changed but the display correctly shows a new level line and value (-30dB in this case)!

Restart Avid, problem goes away for a while.  Turn off and then turn on the audio track (not arm/solo etc) and problem goes away for a while.

I haven't got an exact recipie for how to replicate this!  I know that the clip level line reflects the changes you have made, only the actual playback seems un-affected.  Restarting Avid and the level you set that previoulsy wasn't working is now working and displaying correctly... wierd.

I also noticed that behaviour in MC 8.8.5 and I also have no exact way to reproduce the bug it happens occasionally. Closing and opening the bin with the sequence solves the problem for me.

regards

Florian

hi to all,

we have a similar problem with audio in version 8.9.2. 

Is there already a ticket at avid?

reagrds

rolf

I noticed this yesterday in 8.9.1

In my case I was working with AMA linked media that was grouped for multicam.

I cranked the gain up using the mixer and rolled the playhead back a little but the actually level didn't increase.

I repeated the step and the same thing occurred. Next I just left the playhead where it was and then adjusted the level and then played and the level was as loud as it should be...however, moving the playhead back a little and the level returned to being lower again. The mixer still showed the level being set much hotter.

Later I committed all the multi-cam edits and transcoded the media and it worked ok.

Creating a case now. #   03317963

Erik can you email me your email address?

Marianna

Done.

Hi.  Have you heard back with a fix?  I'm having the same issue.

Thanks.

Same issues using clip gain.  Just reloading the sequence will clear the problem.

It is logged as a bug, they are aware of it... Fix ETA, who knows. Vey anoying when doing a audio session on a project...

Bump

Can't see anything in the readme that this is addressed in 8.9.3 Can anyone confirm if it is still an issue?  It's probably too soon a release to expect a fix in this release but here's hoping.

Carigmi

Checing but I dont think a fix was completed yet and rolled in.... checking.

Marianna

I'm at a post house using 8.9.3 and this bug is driving me mad. Almost every time I adjust audio levels in the timeline, they don't actually work - reloading the seq fixes it. What version do I need them to move to to fix this, or is there a way to work around it if they won't update all the suites?

Thanks

We're on 8.9.4 and also experiencing this issue.  I added a keyframe to an audio clip and adjusted the volume, and then I used the Audio Mixer to further modify it, but nothing appeared to actually happen.  Removing the keyframe and closing/re-opening the bin seemed to refresh it to start working again.

Does anyone know of a version there this has been fixed?

I am on ver 10 and I have had no more problems.