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Currently a couple of my camera inputs come in with embedded audio. I split this so I can control both separately. However there is only currently an option to setup a shortcut to fade the volume on the entire input. It would be good to be able to extend this feature so that when split both channels can be faded by a shortcut independently from each other.
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Originally Posted by: TurboUK ![Go to Quoted Post Go to Quoted Post](/Themes/yafpro/icon_latest_reply.gif) Currently a couple of my camera inputs come in with embedded audio. I split this so I can control both separately. However there is only currently an option to setup a shortcut to fade the volume on the entire input. It would be good to be able to extend this feature so that when split both channels can be faded by a shortcut independently from each other. If you have split the channels in vMix then you should be able to use the following shortcuts: SetVolumeChannel1 SetVolumeChannel2
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Yes that is correct and how I am currently setup, however they are hard audio cut, not a smooth faded transition. As we work in loud environments, sometimes we are going from a loud background audio source to a quiet spoken one. In these instances, it would be handy to have them cross fade etc.
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