[Mark Rabuck]

Thanks for the response Andrew..

In the case of the mono audio tracks, when I dragged them on to an unused area, they just sound very muddy and almost as if they were entirely reverb mix. Anyways, it’s not a big deal – I’ll use what works.

In the case of the snapping, I’m dealing with a video clips that have audio on them. I’ll try “N” tonight. I’m assuming that I can individually assign snap on an off for each clip. Either way, I should be able to do it.

I’m also hoping to figure out how to unlink video clips that I have cut with the blade. They all just follow each other around and make a mess of things. I’m one of those people who prefers to not view/read the tutorials at first, just to see how intuitive the program is. Guess I may just have to break down and do that, huh?

Thanks again, Mark

[Mark Rabuck]

Hmm.. No responses.. No matter. I figured it out.

Apparently, FCP doesn’t like mono tracks. I had to the audio as stereo interleaved in Pro Tools. Doesn’t seem right that FCP can’t handle mono tracks.

Now I’m trying to figure out how to stop video clips from snapping when I remove chunks in my attempts to use fade effects, etc. I’m thinking it doesn’t like it when they originate from the same file.

[Mark Rabuck]

Just to be clear; I am not trying to remove reverb or any kind of natural room ambiance. I’m importing a music track.