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July 8, 2008 at 12:48 pm in reply to: channel split for composer – plse help!Make a dupe of the timeline and, on the dupe, individually pan the tracks to separate channels, as needed.
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[Phil Beastall] “Well the mic doesn’t have anything to do with it because even with it unplugged you could hear a hiss when I turned the levels up.”
A condenser mic will usually have a much higher output (great “sensitivity” figures) and the signal will be high enough that the gain does not need to be increased so much, reducing the background hiss.
[Phil Beastall] “surely there should be no hiss when nothing is plugged in?”
No input can exhibit noise that can drop significantly when there is a proper amount of input “impedance” added, as when an input device (in this case, a mic) is connected.
This is especially true of high-gain mic inputs.
Most line-level inputs won’t exhibit much noise with no connection.All this is moot if your camcorder currently has some audio technical problems.
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July 6, 2008 at 10:59 pm in reply to: FCP Digitizing Issue with DVCAM down-converted from Canon XH-A1Well, if you’ve got it handled, you don’t need me.
Outta here!!
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July 6, 2008 at 9:59 pm in reply to: FCP Digitizing Issue with DVCAM down-converted from Canon XH-A1[Emily Auer] “What gear did he use to down-convert and dub your copies?
HIS CANON XH-A1 AND A DSR-11
That would be where I’d suspect the problem lies.
(Especially if it was to another Canon camcorder.)
HE IS STUMPED TOO!
“Could be HIS Sony DSR-11 (dirty or misaligned heads??)
My suggestion is try another DV deck or camcorder (not a Canon) for the DV recording unit.
Is he in your area?
Can he dub to YOUR Sony DSR-11?
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July 6, 2008 at 10:16 am in reply to: FCP Digitizing Issue with DVCAM down-converted from Canon XH-A1[Emily Auer] “There is only a problem with these tapes, as my DSR-11 has not had problems before. “
Have you tried recapturing other tapes (not from this shooter) today?
If other tapes are still capturing, obviously the problem lies with the tapes made by this shooter.
What gear did he use to down-convert and dub your copies?
That would be where I’d suspect the problem lies.
(Especially if it was to another Canon camcorder.)
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Video Generator > Matte
Make the Matte color white, put it on a video track below the Logo. -
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June 30, 2008 at 3:34 pm in reply to: Absolute Silence During a Movie SceneAbsolute silence is just that.
Nothing on the track.If you want something else (like a low sustained note or chord) that is something else.
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June 30, 2008 at 3:04 pm in reply to: Absolute Silence in Movie Scenes[Lewis Long] “Do, I just need to lower the suspense music playing or lower the ambiance, etc.,”
Yes.
Kill the music.
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Two weeks to a month.
More, if there are a lot of copies needed. -
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June 27, 2008 at 10:18 pm in reply to: Snapping turns off, its really annoying.Do you inadvertently hit the “n” key?
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The first thing to always try is to Quit FCP, Restart the Mac, Open your FCP project and try again.
Next:
THE FOLLOWING COMES FROM THE KEN STONE WEBSITE:
“Over 5,000 years ago Confucius wrote: ‘If you are toiling away, you have changed nothing and FCP heads South on you, [starts behaving in strange ways] then it is time to trash your FCP Preferences.’ ”Click the following link for instructions.
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/trashing_fcp_prefs.html
A great way to do this is to use “FCP Rescue” a free Apple Script that will Trash the Preferences for you (and restore nearly all of your user settings afterward).
There are versions for FCP (Pro) & FCE (Express) and a new one for FCP 5.Download these free Apple Scripts at
https://fcprescue.andersholck.com/
or
https://pistolerapost2.com/fcprescue/This is one FCP tip that has helped in solving hundreds of “odd” problems.