clip of waveform in the source monitor

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• Whenever I have cut an audio clip in my sequence, the source monitor freezes creating two of the same framework.

  Whenever I have cut an audio clip in my sequence, the source monitor freezes creating two of the same framework.  I then have to wait anywhere from five to ten minutes only for Panel source monitor back to normal to continue editing, with playback.  Itself doesn't freeze, I am able to go into my settings and change again within the sequence.  It's only the source monitor.  Anyone know this problem and is there a solution?  Thank you!  My apologies if this has already been discussed in another post.

  I am running on a processor intel i5 processor 4690 k, 16 GB of ram, all-new msi motherboard and 980 gtx graphics card nine.

  Under the key sequence, uncheck preview Composite during Trim.

• First crashing all the time - especially when you scroll the track waveform in the source monitor

  Since I started to download the latest updates first crashes constantly. It's so frustrating!

  Data sheet:

  2015.0.1

  10.10.5

  Intel Pro Iris 1536 MB / NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M

  16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  2.5 GHz Intel Core i7

  Updates are supposed to fix things, not make it worse then how it worked before.

  Hi J Woll,

  2015.0.1

  10.10.5

  Intel Pro Iris 1536 MB / NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M

  16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  2.5 GHz Intel Core i7

  Please update 2015.0.2 (9.0.2). S fix the update there.

  Updates are supposed to fix things, not make it worse then how it worked before.

  Very sorry about that!

  Thank you

  Kevin

• How do I Zoom audio from the source monitor?

  Hello

  How Zoom in the audio waveform in the source monitor? I did the shortcut for Zoom monitor source but it does not work with audio.

  + and - buttons to zoom.  There is also a "scroll bar" which can be reduced or extended.

• CS5, no Audio output of the Source monitor, but output OK for the program monitor

  Hi all

  Any thoughts on why audio output would be audible during playback in a timeline/program monitor, but the same clip doesn't produce audio output when loading in the source monitor? In the body of CS5.

  I checked the preference settings and everything seems to be fine there.  We have just added a set of external speakers to this workstation and those are the audio devices in the program monitor.  When a clip is read in the Source monitor, speakers produce a nice low hum, but the sound of the clip is missing.  The buzz that crosses leads me to believe the audio hardware is mapped and set correctly, but maybe not?

  Thanks for your thoughts?

  LIndsay

  My apologies for the lack of detail... I know better than that.  Luckily I thought about it the problem.

  The clip is Ikegami MXF.  The problem was that the first audio channel didn't have any audio recorded to it.  I changed the properties audio clip and disabled channel 1. Voila! The clip was loaded in the source monitor and the sound became audible.

  I found the inspiration for the fix in this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4324033#4324033

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• Audio waveform disappears from the Source monitor after opening another audio clip

  I use Premiere Pro CC 2015 on an iMac (late 2014) of new 27-inch Retina 5 k with 8 GB of RAM.

  I've got 5 takes of the same voice that I'm editing into a simple video "How-to" recorded at the screen. I'm pass between the clamps and picking at the take, that I prefer and move it into the timeline.

  Problem is, once I open an audio file and then pass away from him to another audio file in the monitor Source Panel, the waveforms on this clip will not appear when I open it in the Source monitor. See waveforms is a unique case, unless I restart Premiere Pro. I can still hear everything and I still see the playhead moving across a green screen, but the waveforms are gone. It works fine the first time I open the clip.

  I waited about 10-15 minutes to see if it's just to take a second to reload the waveforms, but none of the clips appear in their new waveforms unless I restart the first. I tried to open a video and then come back to an audio clip. I have actually managed to do come back simply by moving the source monitor Panel in its own window separate from the table of mixing, effects, etc. but it happened again the next time I went to another audio clip and no amount of monitor source is fluttering it don't come back.

  Is there something that I am missing? I can still change course by listening to each piece of the voice-over begins, but without seeing it, it's a real pain.

  I think that this has been fixed with the latest update. No more problems!

• Is it possible to add audio keyframes to a source clip in the source monitor?

  Hello, is it possible to add audio keyframes to a source clip in the source monitor? (Not the chronology)

  I would like to dive and pre selectively switch off at the source-clip in the trash.

  Bonus round... are waveforms audio visual available somewhere in the source monitor Panel?

  Perhaps with a thread of keyframe-able?

  Thank you very much

  You can not key frames in the source monitor Panel (the Master Clip function applies not to the audio only).

  For the waveform to appear: fiddle the cursor or the playhead in the SM. (this is a bug).

• can not see the wave forms when dragging clips in the source monitor

  I'm editing interviews where images and the original sound has been grouped in merged clips or sequences. I love the source monitor editing in the timeline, so I drag the sequence in the monitor source from the location of the project. From there, I can see and hear the movie without problem. However, when I mark the starting points and insert the images into a new sequence (my own assembly), there is none of the waveforms. In the source monitor itself, if I change the Audio waveform display, there seems to be none of the waveforms here either. Its strange, because first of all, I can hear the audio, and secondly, if I open the original sequence in the timeline panel by double-clicking it, instead of in the source monitor, dragging in there, then I can see the audio waveforms very well... Sounds strange... that the program if not just showing the waveforms for sequences if they are in the source monitor?

  Any ideas would be a massive help.

  (this is CC, 2014, with the Canon 5 d footage and Wav audio files recorded separately)

  Thank you!

  Thank you all for your advice.

  I really discovered what seems to be the cause of the problem. In the sequence, there is a blank audio track for a reason any. When I delete the sequence and then drag this sequence in the source monitor, BEHOLD, I still see forms audio waveform. No idea why it shows one track empty when it IS... Weird.

• Audio waveforms in the absence of the Source monitor

  Win 7 CC2015 (not xxxx.1)

  Audio waveform is displayed in the Source monitor... but they play very well.

  Stopped appearing mid project.

  Reloading to monitor source made no difference.

  Thoughts please.

  BTW 2015 not improved to xxxx.1 environment change stage of the project.

  Hello

  It was a known problem in the initial version of 2015.

  You simply drag the slider under the source monitor back and this problem has been reported and stands fixed in version 9.0.1 release.

  Vinay

• Why the source monitor keeps a history of the clips?

  I can first coming from a background in FCP7.  I find it strange that the first source monitor keeps a history of all the clips that you have previously loaded.  Why does do this, and is it possible to turn it off?  I'm used to FCP, where a new clip from loading completely destroys everything that was in the front source monitor.

  The reason why I noticed, it is when working with sequences multi-cames.  Example: I'm playing a multi-clip sequence in the source monitor.  Later, I add a new angle.  The next time I play it in the source monitor, the angle is not there.  I have to 'close' and re - open in the source monitor to see the change.  This is disturbing, particularly because it does not even give a warning that "what you look reflects exactly the timeline."

  In fact, in FCP, recent clips are listed in a menu pop up, they can be charged in all at once. Avid has a similar function. Premiere Pro's better allowing you to scrolls with the next and previous command or go directly to the first and last clips. You can close all clips, but probably not exactly as you wish.

  Feel free to make a feature request: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

  Here is a screenshot of the options so that you can create keyboard shortcuts:

  

• How open only a single clip in the source monitor Panel?

  OK, the answer to this question may be simple... If all goes well...

  Right now whenever I open a clip in the source monitor Panel it adds to the drop-down list.

  Well... but I'm opening and closing hundreds of clips per day, and after a while I noticed that it seemed to slow down the entire system PPCS5.5.

  It seems that the PP seems to keep each clip I open... active.

  

  Is it possible not to allow only a single clip to be open at a time in the source monitor... other than having to close their first? (would be ideal if there was some sort of shortcut as shift-doubleclick)

  No, nothing like this. I do not think that this opening up of dozens or several clips in the Panel Monitor Source would lead to slowing down the system important (at least, I never noticed this). I suppose there might be some kind of memory leak, but I'm not sure.

  What is your source footage? The system seems more sensitive after you close the clips in the Source monitor?

• Frame match, empty a waveform in the source, BUG window?

  Hello

  Use Prem 2015

  I found a few bugs with audio.

  Using the last several macbook pro spec.

  When you press 'F' to frame matching, audio only, get a waveform empty in the window Source.

  Married also with that if you press the M button to silence an audio track and play the M button switches

  turn and is more silent?

  The only way to fix at the moment is to close and re open the project.

  Thank you very much

  We have identified a problem with the reopening of the audio clips in the Source monitor Panel will often not redraw the waveform correctly. An update of force will cause the waveform redraw, as you have already noted. Another update would be to resize the Source monitor Panel (e.g.: expand horizontally) and this should be the waveforms to redraw.

• How do I audition separate audio tracks in the source monitor Panel?

  I don't see anything about this in the help doc.

  I want to hear all four tracks independently of a P2 card, but when I insert an element in the Source monitor, it seems that I hear only a track, or maybe I heard all four.  Honestly, I don't know what I'm listening.

  You listen to one; Premiere Pro is screwed in that regard. Audio monitoring in the Source monitor Panel is limited to one track at a time, either EQ or stereo.

  Switch to the Audio waveform display and then click the track selector. It is default to channel 1.

  

  Unfortunately, it remains active for the current clip. When you're done screaming and swearing, please file a feature request for more intelligent audio surveillance: Adobe feature request/Bug Report Form

• Playhead snaps to the Point in the Source monitor

  I work with the new version of first CC and when I play or scrub the clips in the Source monitor he always snaps to the Point. It is hard rub the clip to see if I need to extend the entry point when he keeps back alignment. It seems unnecessary to always erase the In/Out points each time. I've never had this problem before...

  Thanks in advance for any advice.

  Hi buckyi,

  Seems like you "Loop" enabled in the settings of the Source monitor.

  

  Turn it off and see if that helps.

  Best,

  Regalo

• Could not get the Source monitor and program to display together

  Hi, I use Premiere Pro constantly for about 6 or 7 years and have never had problems with the monitors Source and program appearing side by side in my workspace.  I've recently updated to CC and, in addition to having one monitor 'fixed' and a sudden 'floating' (I've unable to paste the two up, but would have a run on my second monitor) it was working OK. The last two days, I can't set both monitors. I double click on a clip in the project, and it is not displayed anywhere.

  My preference is to set the workspace to imitate CS5.5, but this option is sorting is no longer the problem.  I'm trying to go back to the previous workspace and it tells me that there is not.  I tried control boxes and uncheck the menu window. Any help would be appreciated.

  

  Source monitor can normally be added to any 'panel' by clicking on the Panel, then in the menu dropdown you show, by clicking on the Source monitor... then navigate to it by selecting the tab is in the Panel that was highlighted when you clicked.

  You can change the panels by "entering" a title as source or scopes or whatnot too and drag in or to another palette, with the possibility of having always appear (for example, if you then release in the area left highlighted a Panel, you drag in) to the left of other things in the control panel... or if you say leave in the Middle then it displays when you select the tab at the top of the Panel. Others cover it when you click on the tabs. I think that the help pages following (they aren't long) could you get:

  Use and customize workspaces in Premiere Pro

  Working with panels in Premiere Pro

  Using the Source program monitor in Premiere Pro

  Things have changed a lot since 5.5...

  Neil