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applying a Blade cut to multiple markers on a audio track
On my audio track, I use the “M” for marker to set dozens of mark points. All of these mark points are really in/out point where I want to make razor blade cuts. After I’ve finished marking all the spots I want to cut, is there a way to make a razor blade cut along ‘All” of the marker spots along the audio track rather than clicking each individual marker with the blade?
Lets say I set dozens of cross fades on the front and back of audio clips. I’m past the point of hitting undo, is there a way to delete all of those cross fades in 1 move ?
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As you play your timeline hit Control V (add Edit).
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
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No and no again. If you’re getting paid by the hour you’re in luck.
David Roth Weiss
Director/Editor/Colorist
David Weiss Productions, Inc.
Los Angeles
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The Control-V works ! Is there a way to do this in the Viewer window ? I’m cutting around dead spots in the audio track and prefer the viewer window as it show me the wave form in a much clearer way than the timeline.
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Hi David
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I’m pretty sure if you just send the audio track to SountrackPro you can place marks and blade out clips easily with an excellent view of the waveforms.
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…as for your second question, do a search in the timeline with the word fade in it and all your cross fades will be highlighted (selected); then hit backspace to delete them.
patrice
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[Steve Cornell] “After I’ve finished marking all the spots I want to cut, is there a way to make a razor blade cut along ‘All” of the marker spots along the audio track rather than clicking each individual marker with the blade?”
I surely thought you were asking for a tool to cut at all markers along the entire timeline.
David Roth Weiss
Director/Editor/Colorist
David Weiss Productions, Inc.
Los Angeles
http://www.drwfilms.comPOST-PRODUCTION WITHOUT THE USUAL INSANITY ™
Colorist – UP IN THE AIR (electronic press kit) – nominated for six academy awards
A forum host of Creative COW’s Business & Marketing and Apple Final Cut Pro forums. Formerly host of the Apple Final Cut Basics, Indie Film & Documentary, and Film History & Appreciations forums.
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I am. I scrub through an audio track in the Viewer and “M” mark all of the spots I want to make cuts. After marking all the spots, I then use the razor blade in the timeline to go one by one, mark by mark and and a cut. This is time consuming and repetitive to say the least. This is something I do quite often on projects and was frustrated enough to try and spend some time looking for a shortcut to this process.
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thanks Patrice! That works.
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I am. I scrub through an audio track in the Viewer and “M” mark all of the spots I want to make cuts. After marking all the spots, I then use the razor blade in the timeline to go one by one, mark by mark and and a cut. This is time consuming and repetitive to say the least.
Let me just add, I understand that I have to manually ‘Mark’ all of the spots. That’s cool. What I’d like to avoid is having to razor blade cut along each line . I’d like to cut “once” if possible.
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