Keyframing Effects

1. Access the Effect Stack view by doing one of the following:

   • Select Windows > Effect Stack.

   • Click the Add View button and select Effect Stack.

2. Move the playhead to the location where you would like to add a sound effect keyframe.

   

3. In the Effect Stack view, select the plus sign to the right of the effect value to add the first keyframe.

   

   A keyframe is added and will be visible in the Effect Stack view.

   

   NOTE To add an effect to the Effect Stack view, select Add Effect.

4. In either the Effect Stack view or the Timeline view, move the playhead to the location where you would like to add the second keyframe.

   

5. Select the plus icon to the right of the effect value to add a second keyframe.

   

   NOTE Selecting the left and right arrows will allow you to shift between keyframes.

6. In the Effect Stack view, enter sound effect parameters for your second keyframe by clicking the numerical value to the right of each effect and entering a new value.

   

   NOTE Moving the playhead to a new location and changing the effect value will create a keyframe automatically.

When you play back your storyboard, the effect value will interpolate from the value of the first keyframe to the value of the second keyframe.