[Steve Marce]

@Pierpaolo Ferlaino

Thanks a lot for reverting back Pierpaolo!

I would appreciate if you throw some light on:

How to export the master..? Same like we export the sequence back into premiere pro..? Means after the mix is done instead of the tracks only one master track gets exported..?

And how to modify my mix later on in audition, by opening audition and then opening the sequence file that we saved in audition..?

And also can we put keyframes in clips in audition?

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

And I want to do a 5.1 surround mix for my project

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

Thanx a tonn man!
Appreciate for reverting back.

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

@ Peter Groom

Thnx a tonn for reverting back…appreciate it!

I’m not trying to make any brick wall or anything, it’s just that the tracks I have they have some problems and they need to be taken care of. I know that cinema is all about highs and lows, lights and shades. I’m not suppressing the shouts either, it’s just that the audio is not as rich as it’s supposed to be so thats y i was looking for normalisation etc… I know nothing beats a well studio recorded pristine quality dialogue track but if there comes a situation where you can’t have one, I was just wondering if there are little problems in the track then can they be taken care of and is there any particular procedure or order or sequence to approach it…

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

Thnx a ton Ty for such a warm welcome!

Well I am not getting any DC offset as of now but its advisable to make it null before going for noise reduction/removal…

Its good to knw that u nvr had the need to normalize the dialogue track, u must be working with good equipment. But I would be needing it that I know… After hearing it…
Anyways I was asking in general that if normalization is required then when should it be performed..? At the end after working with the dynamics of the audio, or at the very beginning before retouching anything else…u knw…

By clicks and pops I mean little “tick” kinda sounds which are sometimes present.

I don’t have that bad noise..thank Almighty… But little hiss noise is there…

“If you’re mixing with automation, you may not need to compress anything but the two mix (or 5.1).”– I currently don’t know about automation, its in my pipeline n have to learn about it. But I wud appreciate if u wanna throw some light on it… And by two mix, u mean stereo mix..?

Eq earlier, means before touching any dynamics..? I mean, I din get it…

U knw that’s wats boggling me… I mean, I’m eager to know a procedure, like wen handed over a dialogue track then if there are problems in it then how to approach towards fixing them… I know nothing can beat a well studio recorded dialogue track; but I mean if there are some issues then how to approach them towards fixing them, like;

First of all check if there is some noise present in it then first the noise should be removed, if there’s no noise then proceed further n check for the next thing.. Like for example, check if the track requires any normalization, if yes then do it & if not then leave it and move further ahead and check if there r any problems in the EQ, then check if the track requires any sort of compression… U knw…that’s what I would love to know and learn… Its surprising to know there’s no solution for this on the entire internet…! I searched a lot..some have a nearly similar question as of mine but…no solution, as in everyone says there’s no gold standard recipe…

Anyways, we all aim for making whatever sounds we have, to sound as though it’s never been touched…

I can’t thank u enough for reverting back. But still looking forward for your help on my question…

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

Thnx for your feedback… Appreciate it.

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

Thnx for replying back man. Looking forward for your inputs…

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

Thnx for replying back man. Looking for further inputs…

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

@ Pierpaolo Ferlaino

So if I hear them through a 5.1 output they will sound right…correct?

That means the sound is low coz I’m listening them through monitor headphones, ryt?
If that’s the case then its fyn.. I will arrange for a 5.1 setup once I finish with it.. I don’t have it at the moment…

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Steve

[Steve Marce]

@Chris wright

The default raw clips’ audio are on the track type “standard”. Standard type audio track supports both mono and stereo… So..

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Steve