Bump. Any news on this? I'm on 6.5 and the behavior is still the same. Moreover, there seems to be a difference in how MC handles dissolves over audio keyframes depending on whether you've rendered your dissolve or not. In the OP's original case the behavior is exactly as he describes regardless of whether you render, but sometimes I find

Following up on this, I was teaching a master class at SCAD last weekend, and while trying to demo some basic things to be aware of, I found out that in v6.5 Avid has done exactly what I suggested in my OP. Thanks Avid! If any of the clips in your bin have a / in their names, Media Composer will now substitute the / for an underscore.

I don't remember having this problem before 6.5, but now that I'm on it and have been working exclusively on sound design for the past month or so, I'm finding that when I go to drag segments on the timeline, I often end up adding a keyframe instead. I have the Smart Tool turned off, though I do have keyframes turned on, but it seems that

With 6.5 came the very welcome ability to select and move multiple clips non-adjacent clips. Now that I've been using that a bit I've been thinking it would be useful to have a modifier key available when lassoing a bunch of clips so that Media Composer would not select the filler inbetween clips within the lasso. That way you could lasso and

Yeah, I work with the Smart Tool disabled and I've never had a problem with it going into segment mode. The only issue I do have is that if I want to select a keyframe or set of keyframes that are right up against a cut, then lassoing those keyframes puts me into trim mode for the cut rather than selecting the keyframes. I haven't figured out

Yeah, that was what I was trying to point out the other day :)

On the whole I'm really happy with the changes to audio, and that's the main reason we decided to try out 6.5 even in the middle of a show. For me the new functionality is well worth it, even with some functionality that is hopefully only temporarily lost.

Yeah, and in our case since we're not cutting with Avid's stereo tracks, I actually want to always make the same volume adjustments on two adjacent tracks. So for the moment lassoing is the only way to do that. Thanks!

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] To the best of my knowledge, no. And to be honest, I don't remember that we ever had that capability - to adjust an audio keyframe on the same position in the timeline when identical keyframes exist at that position across two or more audio tracks. [/quote] Yeah, that's how it worked up until 6.5. So like

I can confirm that marking an I/O has no effect on adjusting multiple audio keyframes. Only lassoing works, and when you lasso the I/O shading disappears. Also, is there a way to re-enable the functionality where all keyframes located on the same frame on active tracks will adjust at the same time? That was a nice shortcut when dealing with stereo fx