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# Set Volume

**Set volume** layer template changes the audio volume of a section or a layer.

## Variables

### Default

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* **Mode**: select the volume of what you'd like to adjust. Options are:
  * *Section Volume*: adjusts the volume of the selected section.
  * *Layer Volume*: adjusts the volume of the selected layer.
* **Master volume**: set the new value of the master volume fade. 1 = 100% (fully on), 0 = 0% (silent).
* **Speed**: adjust the speed of the adjustment. 1 means real-time. If you set it to really small values, like 0.2, the fade value will adjust slowly towards the target value.
* **Auto rename:** select if you want the layer's name to display the state of the variables.


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