Damon Nash
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Is this really how it’s done? Using strobe or cutting little pieces out of the top layer? I’ve seen some pretty elaborate beat syncing with this transition and I’m talking elaborate. There’s a few videos that sync to the high hats at blazing speeds to EVERY tap of the ever changing beat. How do you achieve this? You’d be manually splicing all day!!! And to get it to match super fast beats is tedious!
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Is this really how it’s done? Using strobe or cutting little pieces out of the top layer? I’ve seen some pretty elaborate beat syncing with this transition and I’m talking elaborate. There’s a few videos that sync to the high hats at blazing speeds to EVERY crack of the whip. How do you achieve this? You’d be manually splicing all day!!! And to get it to match super fast beats is tedious!
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Have you figured anything out since you posted this? I am also having issues in CS5 importing files AND editing. It’s slow and buggy. I also have issues with them becoming offline and never syncing back to online. And don’t get me started when trying to deal with Encoder. It freezes every time. I have an awesome PC configuration so you would think it would handle the files with no problem but now I have come to the conclusion that it’s Adobe. I’m surprised that no one has posted any online tutorials to explain their workflow with Mark III files yet…
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You can easily do this by holding shift and right clicking on the folder (Windows). Then click on open command line here. Once you have the dialog box open you can type the following: ren *.mov *.mpg