Once you create an advanced keyframe, you can move it to another location in the keyframe graph. The methods described here use the mouse to move a keyframe. You can also use commands on the keyframe graph shortcut menu. For more information, see
Align Keyframes and Slip Keyframes.
The time at which the keyframe occurs does not change.
When you move a keyframe with the keyframe graph open, the Shift
key constrains the movement to the horizontal (time) axis.
The keyframe's value does not change.
You can change both the keyframe's value and the time at which the
keyframe occurs.
You can use these methods to move a keyframe outside the time boundaries of the keyframe graph. That is, you can make the effect behave as if parameter values are changing before the beginning or after the end of the effect. This works only for the time at which a keyframe occurs. You cannot set a keyframe value outside the maximum or minimum value for the parameter.
You can also move keyframes outside the time boundaries using Align Keyframes and Slip Keyframes. See
Align Keyframes and Slip Keyframes.