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  • Larry Watts

    October 29, 2015 at 9:43 pm in reply to: Splitting stereo tracks to dual mono in timeline

    Guess what? Adobe Audition can convert stereo tracks into dual mono by right clicking the file and choosing extract channels to mono files!

    A bunch of people were looking for a way to do this

  • Larry Watts

    October 29, 2015 at 5:31 pm in reply to: Apple and Adobe Software: Together

    Yes, I use them all!

    My preferred editor is FCPX, but I also us Audition since I’ve used it since it was called Cool Edit.

    I use after effects since I owned it when it was called COSA After Effects, but I love Motion.

    I’m fixing some audio for another producer whose project is in Premiere, so it helps to keep up to speed on it. It’s amazing how similar Premiere is to Sony Vegas which I like very much except I’m a mac shop.

    Apple tends to be more intuitive, but I can learn Adobe too!

    Larry

  • It doesn’t not appear RX4 can use the OMF interchange. Does it?

  • Good to know, Peter.

    I bought RX4 and wondering if I should get the upgrade.

    I use Premiere and (all the CC products) FCPX and need fast, powerful audio cleanup.

    The lack if a good forum was concerning me, plus I haven’t seen the best workflow to and from my editing packages.

    Even audition is not a great run trip with Premiere.

    Are there many users here?

    THanks

    Just not sure it was a great investment.

  • Larry Watts

    October 26, 2015 at 3:19 pm in reply to: Stereo track to two mono tracks

    How can I control each separately??? Or should I copy and past to make left mono and right mono?

    THX

    Larry

  • Larry Watts

    February 2, 2015 at 4:36 pm in reply to: syncing multiple audio tracks to video?

    Thanks! I had already read it.

    Here’s what I know now:

    FCPX imports polyphonic wav files just fine. I failed to expand audio components. When I did I gained the ability to keyframe levels on each wav file just fine! So FC syns just fine to a poly and opens the poly on the timeline.

    What I still need is a way to round trip it to apple logic and back if I need more tools.

    In the future I won’t let FC “fix” my audio.

    Thanks!

  • Larry Watts

    June 27, 2014 at 4:01 pm in reply to: shooting efficiency and steadicam

    Your point on lighting is a big factor, certainly. I’d have to get the wide shot as a separate take.

    I don’t mind the additional editing time (I think), but my thought was that there would be less editing time with steadicam shots of longer length than a bunch of cutting back and forth.

    The talent aspect is without question true as I’ve experienced that personally.

    Thanks for the comments!

    I’d love others to chime in.

    The pressure I feel is that network TV and Movies have so much motion now, and add onto that the all the DSLR gear that affords motion for even the lower budget production that without steadicam footage it might appear dated. ??

  • Larry Watts

    March 12, 2014 at 8:32 pm in reply to: Setting Up The Canon C100 & Atomos Ninja 2

    Erik,
    I mounted the ninja 2 with a small 2 segment rotolight arm attached to the thread os the top handle.
    The ninja is upside down, but flipping the picture was easy.

    If a picture would help I can send one

    Larry

  • Larry Watts

    February 19, 2014 at 7:21 pm in reply to: fcpX 10.1

    Larry Jordan training is excellent.

  • Larry Watts

    February 14, 2014 at 9:16 pm in reply to: 16gb ram imac (2011) locking up in FCPX

    I am running mavericks and I cannot find final cut pro x preferences anywhere. I’ve googled tip I’m worn out! Where are they? How do you trash them?
    And while I’m at it how to repair permissions as well?

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