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You’ll have to A: find the weird named OMF file ya need, import it into Marquee and wrestle with it’s limitations and render times or
B: just bust it out in AE and call it done.
all Avid editors have to know After Effects, man. All of em.
It has been this way since Cosa released AE ’94, imo.
Avid has just done nothing to improve things for you, brother.

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free sites are my favorite. sites like sounddogs.com always have swooshes.

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step into it and replace it’s fill

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you can render it when done, no need to export.
But you will find this is much quicker and easier in After Effects.
Because it’s so slow, I stil have not found a single use for Marquee. It’s basic functions can be had in title tool and anything worth opening it like bevelling or motion blur renders infinatly slower than programs offering much more capabilities.

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I found a large overhead to feel much like a job. I didnt like it.
I now work out of the house. Much less hours, much less income but much less stress.
I’m glad I shut down the boutique. I’ll never do that again.

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You can just tag it with your copyright info. Doesnt have to be anything templated.
I have never disclaimed anything (of mine).
If somebody sees a simularity, I hope they enjoy it. If they are dumb enough to try something in one of my videos, thats just a weeding of population that was bound to happen anyway.
lol

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find an older version in the attic. you will find it.

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off the top of my head, I dont recall how to set your tc on it but if you just record through the entire tape, it’ll have a constant control track you can lay off to.

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It’s what marketing is.
If ya don’t make people like you, ya don’t eat.

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you can also just mark an in where that in is and an out where that our is (or just hit mark in/out while parked on that clip) and then hit override.