Audio Remap (slow down audio WITH affect on pitch)

[Null @Devnull]

Maybe one reason you didn’t get a response is because after watching 2 minutes of the sample video I still haven’t heard what you are asking about. Painful. But the process is simple. If the audio is separate from the video simply select it in the timeline, type “command-j” and chose a speed percentage of less that 100. If it’s still linked to the video, type “command-L” to unlink it first. There are also controls for having the audio change speed over time.

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[Kristian Engelsen]

Hey! Thanks for answering. The sample is the first skateboard trick the little black kid does out the small 3 step staircase on the very beginning of the clip. When he lands with crossed legs on his board. They slow down the video and the audio together. I wonder how I can do this in FCP, to put it simple. I apologize for the bad explaining. I hope you understand what I mean know?

Thanks

[Kristian Engelsen]

If you want some more samples of it, it can be found at 2:37 to 3:12 and at 3:38min in the clip

[Kristian Engelsen]

Thanks for the info on cmd+j and all, but I’m talking about remap it with the pen tool, just like you do with the speed of the video. Is that even possible? I know it is possible with the audio effects, but can you change audio speed as well?

Thanks

[Null @Devnull]

Using the Time Remap tool (or graph) kills the sync between audio and video. I think you might try using something like AfterEffects, or just change the speed between 2 points in FCP. It won’t be a smooth ramp up and down, but that might be less of an issue than you would think.

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[Kristian Engelsen]

I guess I have to do it in After Effects. But it would be nice to be able to do it directly in FCP. Thanks for answering!