Michael Wenz
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Just an update, I was able to use the AU plugins and a combo of the built in audio loudness tools. I am finding the workflow much more useful after alot of trial and error.
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Still scouring the web for the answer. I am wondering how the compound clip processing works. Is the plugin eating up resources while nested in a compound clip?
I guess this is my first real attempt with a non linear editor. If I could get a good workflow this potentially could save me loads of time. So far I have gotten the results I am looking for with the plugins I wanted to use.
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So now I made the clip with the desired effect nested so it is one compound clip. Seems like a great idea. However if I go to arrange 90 of these clips on the timeline I will have 180 AU plugins… Seems like a bit much. Any way to process the clip, this may be the type of question that a few months will seem like a no brainer…
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Ya know your right…I am still very new to using Final Cut as it is a gift from my employer and I was not seeing my AU plugins correctly. Turns out a old free VST I had was causing some of my better plugins to not load.I think I am getting some where. I still am having a hard time seeing 1/2 the waveform but I think I can use my visual cues to make sure I am hitting the same volume to keep things uniform. I bet I could get them all the same level and export the waveform for final inspection before the final is created.
I am wondering now how to process it and keep it clip by clip specific. I know I am a bit of a newb with video, with audio I am a pro but this has proven to have more of a learning curve. Thanks again!
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I do have that setting checked, when I put my mastered audio clip in I am going to guess all the peaks will be red. I actually knew about that… I wish I could just open a copy with wavelab and do the processing like I do with vegas on windows. I guess for now I might just get the entire projects audio files mastered on windows and “save for final cut” with Vegas. Really a pain though…
One thing I am thinking might help would be to create subclips with the audio and video together… This way I could do it all in like 30 mins or so… Thanks again
Anybody else have a good work method with Final Cut/Pro Tools/Wavelab Etc. ?
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Thanks, yeah I am not looking to go back and fourth between OSs. I could do the processing on Mac with wavelab or pro tools. The thing is I don’t want to compress the video at all. I would like it to be the same as my FCP export…. I’m not really a video expert, I am an audio guy. Final cut x does not show full waveforms. As in top and bottom. I need a visual cue showing the wave is maxed out solid and mastered. Hitting a limiter. I can’t really tell with the waveform size in final cut. I wish I could see the full waveform…
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Yep we sure do the establishment pays thousands each year for ASCAP and BMI Thanks for asking friend! Your awesome we need more people like you!
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WHOOT! Going to try that! I feel like a dork not seeing that! I am at work now, will try tonight!
THANK YOU!!!!!!
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Thank you Mark, I was experimenting with that before but I am dealing with 60 youtube music videos and its too many to deal with I have a euphonix mc control with the hotkey to open in external audio editor that works ok. Just annoying to have to open up another program… Thanks!
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Thanks for the response John but I was using Normalize and it was not cutting it. Some audio clips have a spike in them and normalizing would not bring the audio up louder then 0 with a spike in a section of the audio clip. I guess I will stick to processing each one in Wavelab so I can make all the audio even to the ear. Bummer there is no a “Process in place” function like many DAW’s. Thanks again!