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  • Debbie King

    June 22, 2014 at 10:20 pm in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Thanks Kevin:

    Great advice. I didn’t know the db’s to normalize. Thank you so much.

    I was just about to leave a post about my experience with RX3 and RX3 Advanced. I’ll go ahead and post it since this post is a few days old.

    Thanks again.

    Best,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 22, 2014 at 10:50 am in reply to: No Sound from My MPEG2 After Rendering

    Hi Grazie:

    Thank you so much for doing the calculations. All worked out well.

    Very much appreciated.

    Best,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 22, 2014 at 12:47 am in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Hi Lance:

    It just occurred to me that you may be speaking about a specific meter. Are you speaking of a loudness meter or the channels on the mix console in Vegas? My previous response to you was regarding the mix console channels not the loudness meter.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 21, 2014 at 9:33 pm in reply to: Loudness Meter Levels for Feature Films

    Hi Mike:

    Thank you so very much. I really need this.

    Best,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 21, 2014 at 9:31 pm in reply to: Super Clean Sound Film

    Hi John:

    Many thanks. Definitely what I need. My challenge so far has been dialogue.

    Best,

    Debbie

  • Thanks Steve:

    Got it. I am still battling with some audio that needs repair. Forge is not able to get to the core of it. I may need to switch to RX3, but I need to play around with their trial to see if it does what I need it to do.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Thanks John:

    When I opened Forge and created a plugin chain, I was able to see that chain in Vegas. Great tool.

    I downloaded the trial of RX3 Advanced to clean up some audio I wasn’t able to clean up in Forge, and RX3 won’t allow saving work in their trial demos. Sweetwater sells the regular RX3 for $50 less. If I don’t get my audio repaired, I may have to take the leap.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 21, 2014 at 9:19 pm in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Hi Lance:

    Thank you. Great advice. What is troubling is that even the meters are not balancing the sound. What I mean by that is there are certain scenes that were recorded louder than others. When I equal the meters of those scenes with the scenes that were recorded lower, I still get the increase in volume as the movie progresses, but this was when I used the Track Volume Envelope. I think my problem was that everything was on one track. Now that everything is on separate tracks I can measure using the mix console. I will do what you suggest.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Hi Steve:

    I downloaded Sound Forge with the Noise Reduction plugin, but I am only able to work within Sound Forge, not Vegas. Is that how it’s suppose to be? I don’t mind since it has the drag and drop feature. I was just wondering. It saves me from having to accumulate files if I can work within Vega.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 20, 2014 at 11:53 pm in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Thank you Roger.

    I will try it.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

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