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Surround sound rendering
Just made a 5 minute file with surround sound features e.g. lots of sounds in one distance, some in another with like 15 different tracks and such, it sounds perfect when I listen to it in vegas. But when I render in wma or mp3 some of the background sounds are too quiet or even non existent! I’ve tried lots of different qualities and settings but to no avail ? Is there any way for a direct transfer to what I hear on vegas to a audio file?
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6 Replies
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Render your audio in Dolby Digital .ac3 5.1 surround, or Sony Perfect Clarity Audio .pca and choose Mono (Multiple).
Daniel Hughes
Amateur Writer, Director,
Director of Photography
United Kingdom -
https://f1.creativecow.net/2365/project
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Nope :/ the .ac3 one I can’t play in any program I have. And the perfect clarity misses out half the sounds 🙁 Damn this is SO annoying
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For someone else to render it for you you’d need to send all of the clips in the project. It’s just all ‘Media Offline’.
But nonetheless, you could try, with your sounds that are becoming inaudible, boosting the gain of those sounds? You then might want to try PCM (wave64).
Daniel Hughes
Amateur Writer, Director,
Director of Photography
United Kingdom -
But I don’t want to boost any gain or volume it’s like perfect as it is 🙁 Even if I do they’re still not audible. And yeah forgot about the file thinggg
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I sorted it out :O!!! Turns out just rendering it as Wave (Microsoft) .wav and putting the template to 48 000Hz did the trick.
Thanks Daniel anyway
Really appreciate it 😀
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