[Muaz Nikolic]

I am in Europe, Austria, but I am not sure how much does it matter where I am from.

[Muaz Nikolic]

It is not such important project, and it does not need to be perfect.
I just want to be able to reduce such an obvious difference between these two files – or to be exactly to make these 7 seconds of the second file sound similar to the first file.

[Muaz Nikolic]

First of all thank you for your reply.
Sorry, but I have to aske you how to do this (I am new to audio editing)? By this I mean in which software? Do I need to manualy adjust reverb for the second file or is there any automatic comparation or suggestion which I could copy to the second file.

Second method:
At the end of the file (sonate_1) there is a small part which is pretty similar to the whole second clip (sonate_2) but I still do not know how to do copy repair.

Sorry for my stupid questions but as I already said I am pretty new in Audio Editing and thank you a lot for you support.

[Muaz Nikolic]

Thank you I am going to try this 😉

[Muaz Nikolic]

Hello,

thank you both. I was hoping that I would not need rotoscoping/masking to solve this problem ☹
therefore I would like to ask you Simon if you could tell me a little bit more about how to use luma key on this example …. I am not sure how to apply this method… Thank you in advance

Best regards

[Muaz Nikolic]

Thank you Dave,
sometimes simple solutions are the best solutions. I tried to solve my problem by complicating it to much (tracking the video). Thanks again.

[Muaz Nikolic]

Thank you on your answer.
I have researched for the problem of GI flickering in the animation and I have definitely learned a lot, but unfortunately I was not able to solve my problem. I have found this thread about: R15 GI Flickering (https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/19/883584) and tried settings from there.
When I tried to use QMC /LM combination I got too grainy renders and if I try to avoid that by increasing Sample Count I got unbelievable long renders pro frame. The other method Irradiance Cache / Light Mapping seemed to give me better render/output results but at the end I still got flickers on the points where one object meets another (wall meets floor).

Here is an example of what I got (It is 2-3 sec video clip zoomed at the part where the flickers happens).

https://reels.creativecow.net/film/flicker-video

I really do not know what to do about this problem. Here are my setting for this video, hope that someone can tell me what should I tweak to get flicker free animation. Thanks in advance.

01.gi-general.jpg

02.gi-irradiancecache.jpg

03.gi-lightmapping.jpg

04.gi-cachefiles.jpg

05.gi-options.jpg

06.ambientocclusion.jpg

07.anit-aliasing.jpg

[Muaz Nikolic]

I also had a lot of problems with the same issue so I would like to share my experience. After long search I solved it by deleting the preferences folder ([drive]\Users\[user_name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\After Effets ) and running the system clean up with CCleaner (it could be done with TuneUp Utilities too).

Only deleting the folder did not help. I guess there were some files that stuck in the background that made this problem to appear. I know this is maybe funny solution but it helped me and I hope that it could help someone too 😉

P.S.
I was able to use AE with other windows user that I have made.