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hw to increase scene speed w/o changing voice pitch
Posted by Keith Mann on May 8, 2007 at 9:32 pmI have a pre-edited, slowly acted scene that I want to speed up 15% to 20%. Is there a simle way to speed up the video while keeping correct voice pitch?
Thanks in advance,
Michael Gissing replied 18 years, 12 months ago 7 Members · 8 Replies -
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Directedbyface
May 8, 2007 at 9:35 pmYou will have to slow it down first, and then attempt to readjust the pitch. Final Cut has a Pitch Filter, but I haven’t had great results with it. It that doesn’t work, you can take it over to Soundtrack Pro and see what you can do there.
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Stuart Ferreyra
May 8, 2007 at 10:28 pmProtools Le has a series of pitch plugins that will help you with the issue.
I used a while ago and worked pretty well.Stuart Ferreyra
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Jim
May 8, 2007 at 10:53 pmI’ve done pitch shifting of announcers in soundtrack several time with positive results.
Bring track into Soundtack. Choose Process>Effects>Miscellaneous>Pitch Shifter II
There will be a window with controls on it. Select Mix 100% then adjust Semi tones and Cent to taste.Good Luck,
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Steve Cohen
May 8, 2007 at 11:20 pmYou can also use the Time Strech feature of SoundTrack to either stretch or shrink the time.
I just want to point out the the audio will no longer be in synch with the video in any of theses methods, if that matters.
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Michael Gissing
May 8, 2007 at 11:50 pm15- 20% is a lot to correct. In my experience the best time dilate/ pitch tool is MPEX3 software which is often part of Pyramix audio systems. I have gone 10% on speech without problems. The way to do it is to speed your video clips up, export the audio as an OMFI and then change the pitch back to normal with the MPEX3 software. Export as aifs and drop back into the sequence. Better still, mix the dialog and export an aif mix file. Pyramix is a great mix tool with good EQ and dynamics.
Protools pitch & time is said to be good, but I know a facility with this software and they sent a telemovie to me to be pitch corrected with the MPEX3 software so they thought it better than Protools. I haven’t used the Soundtrack Pro time tools.
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Ben Holmes
May 9, 2007 at 1:00 pmThere’s always the old fashioned way of speeding up a scene – editing…
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Keith Mann
May 9, 2007 at 7:16 pmThanks for the responses.
Looks like prosonqix has a stand alone app called Time Factory that specializes in this. You can punch in the number of frames (NOT the percentage change) and it will change the time to that exact number of frames. Presumably, since the frame count will match from the video to the time factory output, sync will be maintained.
Of course its $399. Oh well.
Thanks again for the info
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Michael Gissing
May 10, 2007 at 8:43 amProsoniq make the MPEX3 software that I mentioned being part of a Pyramix system. The stand alone app is the same software and it is the best.
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