[Erik Rosenbluh]

That’s my thinking. They’re running MC 2018.12.8 with Nvidia driver 411.95, which I believe Avid had them update to for another issue. Looking at the compatibility documentation it does say “If you have a Quadro 4000 graphics card remain on the Nvidia v353.82 driver”. They have a Quadro P4000 so that might be the answer.

[Erik Rosenbluh]

Which setting would I use to enhance the vocal range raising 95hz 2.5 dB Q 2 width etc?

But if you’d like to give it the old college try, here’s a link to an AIFF output.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lp2nk3mdq8o8lnz/AACzpVTdCPwT-ra9eX3PsmQ7a?dl=0

Thanks,
Erik

[Erik Rosenbluh]

Unfortunately I don’t have a workshop in my apartment.

[Erik Rosenbluh]

Hey Todd, can you make ME a couple of those lights? 🙂

[Erik Rosenbluh]

The cameras were Sony EX3s

[Erik Rosenbluh]

I’m still waiting on confirmation of equipment used. I have tried moving around the folder hierarchy, but get the same error. I’m using a drive they gave me and not the camera card, would that have any affect on this?

Thanks

[Erik Rosenbluh]

I thought I had the latest. Just downloaded them. I pointed to that folder you mentioned and got that Avid message.

[Erik Rosenbluh]

Neat, I’ll have to check that out. Thanks.

Shooting the effect practically, is not really an option.

[Erik Rosenbluh]

I’m rendering in Terminal because several tutorials I’ve seen recommend it over the GUI.

– Render while still working on your After Effects project file.
– Render from multiple machines.
– Render Multiple projects simultaneously
– Render using allotments of 2 gigs of RAM from your machine

But perhaps I should look into the Cache work area in the background thing.

Thanks

[Erik Rosenbluh]

Are you running a Mac or PC, cuz the terminal is a utility in the Mac OS. Supposed to be faster for rendering AE projects?