Enlarging Audio Track

[Mike Lemons]

Select the audio clip and hit Command and + key
Is that what you mean?

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[Ray Bright]

No. That allows you to enlarge the sound track by a fraction of what it used to. The current max enlargement is useless in extremely precise editing, like removing a single pop or rustle.

There are external programs that allow for blowing up that’s useful, but those used to be available within FCP. Looks like another upgrade, that …isn’t.

Ray

[Steve Connor]

So you want it enlarged more than this?

[Scott Witthaus]

FCPX can do that, as Steve demonstrated. Another feature…that is.

Scott Witthaus
Visual Storyteller – FCPX, Premiere
https://vimeo.com/channels/1322525
Managing Partner, Low Country Creative LLC
Professor, VCU Brandcenter

[Joe Marler]

[Ray Bright] “The current max enlargement is useless in extremely precise editing, like removing a single pop or rustle….”

This Ripple Training tutorial shows how to navigate by 1/80th of a frame, and do sample-accurate audio editing in FCPX. However it must be a connected audio clip or compound clip that contains only audio.

Also the menu option View > Zoom to Samples must be enabled.

https://support.apple.com/kb/PH12569?locale=en_US&viewlocale=en_US

MacBreak Studio #225: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POlbuVkoTkI

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[Ray Bright]

Looks like View>Zoom to Sample will have to do. Old FCP used a Plug-in that came with it that allowed you to move in to key frame and manipulate the wave on a tiny scale. I trying to remove a ‘clink’ against my mic on an otherwise perfect clip.

Thanks,
Ray

[Steve Connor]

[Ray Bright] “Looks like View>Zoom to Sample will have to do.”

I don’t know about “have to do” it actually does exactly what you need

[Ray Bright] “Old FCP used a Plug-in that came with it that allowed you to move in to key frame and manipulate the wave on a tiny scale.”

and “new” FCPX does the same thing without having to get a plug-in ☺

[Ray Bright] ” I trying to remove a ‘clink’ against my mic on an otherwise perfect clip.
“

Easily done with “zoom to sample” you can keyframe at sample level easily.