[Roger Bansemer]

Are you sure the event isn’t locked?

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

Thanks for the explanation. Makes perfect sense.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

Hi Stephen,
Since I use Vegas I am use to saying event and am clear on it. My question is, what is a clip? I never hear it used with Vegas but it is commonly referred to by others in the film industry.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

Thanks very much.
The arrow key is a good solution as are the rest. Thanks again.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

Thanks. That’s very helpful.

Can you explain the tolerance thing a bit more when you say,”define a tolerance against the noise print you have previously registered. More tolerance will capture a bit more noise, at the risk of removing real frequencies.”

I’m confused about the part where you say define tolerance AGAINST the noise print previously registered. Does that mean that I capture some noise, test it to see if I got everything and if not I increase the tolerance?

Also, is there an easier way to move around the playing field here without sliding the arrow with the mouse. It seems like a double click on the area would have been much better. Even the grey slider on the bottom is almost the same color and hard to locate sometimes.

[Roger Bansemer]

I’ve been working on editing and haven’t had a chance to get back to Spectral Layers until now.

I’m loving the program but have a few questions. I’m mostly using the “Register Noise” feature.

1. The “frequency range” allows to swipe a wide path after registering noise but does it have another function?
2. What does the “time range(sec)” do?
3. What does the “hardness” do?
4. What does the tolerance do?

I think I could do a better job at removing sounds if I understood this but the help files don’t explain it very well at all.

Thanks Robin and anyone else who has offered explainations.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

I couldn’t remember the “quantatize to frames” thing.
That’s a great tip about the shift key. I did not know that.
Thanks
Roger

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

That’s correct but there is no way to save it to use in another project. Any corrections can only be used in the project your working on.
The only reason I thought that would be good is because I might have an intro of say a minute and then come back to that footage later on in the program which would also need an audio fix.

I guess there would be a workaround by just rendering those two sections together but it would be more of a problem.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

I ran into that a long time ago and I had to invest in a fast computer and couldn’t find any other way. When avi. files were the format, everything was extremely fast and smooth but when the m2t’s came out my system crawled to a halt.

Roger Bansemer

[Roger Bansemer]

Uncheck the icon towards the bottom left. It’s the one that looks like a circle with an arrow on the end. That’s the loop button.

Roger Bansemer