Changing Audio?

[Tom Wolsky]

Do it to one, and copy and paste attributes to the other clips.

[Steve Eisen]

Place everything in the timeline. Select all audio from audio track 1 in timeline and select Modify/Audio/Pan. Do the same for track 2.

Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
Director-At-Large
Chicago Final Cut Pro Users Group

[Steve Cohen]

Unless I’m doing something wrong, you can’t paste attributes to the clips is the browser only to timeline clips.

Steve Cohen
Editor
O2 Media Inc.

[Steve Cohen]

Again, this only effcts the clips in the timeline.

I haven;t started editing the piece yet and I want all my clips to be panned a certain way, so if I pull a clip rom the browser 2 or 3 times, the audio will be set the same every time.

The only way I can think to do this is to do what either Steve or Tom suggest and the take all the clips in the timeline and drag them ack into the browsr so they are now my master clips.

Any other suggestions, would be appriciated.

Steve Cohen
Editor
O2 Media Inc.

[Tom Wolsky]

Quite right you have to place them in a sequence first before you can paste attributes, but that should take very long.

[Steve Braker]

Steve, you can do either of the steps outlined above, then drag those clips from the timeline back to the Browser. I would put them in a new bin and keep the originals around in an archive bin.

[Steve Cohen]

Thanks;

Thaqt’s what I wound up doing, but I thought there may be another way to change the original clip.

I guess not.

Thanks again.

Steve Cohen
Editor
O2 Media Inc.

[Steve Braker]

It’s frustrating to me too since I always want to go the other way… FireStore forces everything to be saved as stereo, and I have no use for stereo… Oh well.