Unable to reset audio effects to no effect.

granta wrote on 5/30/2016, 7:35 AM

Movie Edit Pro 2016 Plus: I added an echo audio effect to one small audio clip, but now ALL of the audio in the video has echo added to it. I have tried to reset to no effects, but the problem still exists. I even tried deleting the clip that I originally appplied the echo to, but the echo still exists on all other audio, including new audio that I have added after encountering the problem. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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browj2 wrote on 5/30/2016, 8:29 AM

Hi,

Sounds like you added the effect to the track not just the object. Check in the Mixer to see if any FX are set there.

granta wrote on 5/30/2016, 12:22 PM

Hi John,

I don't think it's the track because I have added audio onto other tracks and they still have the echo effect - really strange - I've never run into this issue in the past. I'm removing all audio form the video and exporting the movie as an avi file, and then I'll start a new project and import the avi file and add all new audio to it, which I think will work - just a lot of extra editing.

johnebaker wrote on 5/30/2016, 1:49 PM

. . . . I have tried to reset to no effects, but the problem still exists. . . . .

There are three places you need to check that the Echo effect is turned off:

In the Object Effect control panel - right click the audio and select Echo/reverb and ensure all the indicated icons below are off
In the Track Effect control panel - open the Mixer ( M key ) and select the track which have audio and select the FX button at the top of the individual track controls to open the Track Effects control panel - ensure all the indicated icons below are off - repeat for all tracks with audio.
In the Master effects control panel - while still in the mixer click the FX button above the Master volume controls and check as above are all off.

HTH

John EB