[Oscar Brightman]

Okay, thanks for framing it this way. I thought there were more variables for file size.

[Oscar Brightman]

Glad to hear you had luck. I’ll move ahead cautiously as you suggest. Thanks!

[Oscar Brightman]

Worked like a charm. Thank you!

[Oscar Brightman]

Hi Ty,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I can generate the tone. I think my post may have been confusing. I’m actually looking for a finished professional movie soundtrack with a -20dB tone in the header if such a thing exists. That way I could put the soundmix into my timeline and compare it to my own and also use it to calibrate my monitor settings. Thanks,
Oscar

[Oscar Brightman]

I’m a filmmaker just starting to mix projects in Surround Sound after years of working in Stereo. Mostly mixing smaller projects in Final Cut Pro X using it’s Surround Sound options and then with longer form projects I send to Logic X for mixing.

[Oscar Brightman]

Thanks for your response. I have a folder not an actual disc but it is labeled as disc and seems to have correct file structure. See attached. There are dozens of clips in the clip folder (MXFs with XMLs) but only one which does not load.

[Oscar Brightman]

My bad – thanks for the heads up.

[Oscar Brightman]

Thank you!

[Oscar Brightman]

Wow – embarrassingly simple! I thought I tried that already – I think I used the wrong delete key I guess. In any event, I’m working on this right now so thanks so much for the fast response!

_OB

[Oscar Brightman]

Thanks guys for the feedback and Jeremy, that’s a perfect example of creative reframing with the 4K footage. You made it look like you had two or three lenses. Well done!