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  • Does this make Vegas a bad option or do you just loose your GPU rendering acceleration?

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 27, 2011 at 9:01 pm in reply to: sound editing

    That may work, OR in the past I have used a noise gate as you suggest, and then added back room tone underneath to mask the gate. If he captured room tone (hopefully). Of not, one can capture a second or so of room tone in between speaking and copy and paste it to length. If you do that, you may get a loop type sound and hear each section. What I have done it the past is take two identical tone clips and reversed the second one, that way it matches the end of the clip before it. I then flip-flop these clips to the length I need….

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 27, 2011 at 6:41 pm in reply to: sound editing

    There is nearly ALWAYS a very small amount of reverberation where ever something is recorded, indoor or out. Unless one records in an anechoic chamber that is, so I would use a touch if you recorded something outside that may have been in front of a building, barn , on a porch etc. EQ will also help as well (as Kevin stated)
    Where did you record the original? Was it just the camera mic, lav mic, boom mic, camera mic or what? Trying to mimic the same environment using the same equipment if you can. Knowing exactly where is helpful.
    Good luck

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 27, 2011 at 2:04 pm in reply to: sound editing

    Reverb is the best use for that, I believe there are some in Vegas. I am not sure because I usually use Waves audio plugins (they have some cool verbs like a Lincoln Navigator and such!) But in any case try a small amount of reverb, with a short dealy/reverb time and a small environment…see if that helps!

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 25, 2011 at 4:41 pm in reply to: HD Editing Computer thoughts

    Jump the AMD up to the 1090 BE and you will be ROCKING!

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 25, 2011 at 1:48 am in reply to: HD Editing Computer thoughts

    I have a Hexacore AMD and love it…no issues here as of yet. I also use a Tri-core AMD Dual core Intel and Quad Core intel….all seem fine. I had more issues with my Quad Core Intel than any other…
    If budget is an issues (as it was for me) go with the AMD.

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 16, 2011 at 1:09 pm in reply to: Audio plugins and time line?

    It may be the version you are using, I use Vegas 10 Pro…I am not sure what you are able to control in Platinum.

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 16, 2011 at 3:01 am in reply to: Audio plugins and time line?

    I have not been able to do that….you need to do different tracks or automate them if you wish…

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 16, 2011 at 2:59 am in reply to: XP or Windows 7 / Any point in more than 4GB

    I have upgraded to Win 7 64 bit and Vegas 10…everything is incredibly smooth and much better…very few issues in the transition from XP…well worth it in my opinion.
    I believe the ram limit is 32 bit vs 64, however I feel 7 is the best of XP and anything (however remotely) that was good in Vista.

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

  • Scott Francis

    February 14, 2011 at 2:03 am in reply to: Intensity pro general problems

    Those are what I get to Danny….they are a smaller file in the end than what I get if I capture in Blackmagic, so I use that instead…

    Scott Francis
    Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions

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