Willie Toth
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It may be the file type, can you save as an AVI file and not a DivX file … Just guessing but that is the only thing that makes sence to me right now ………. WILLIE
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Right click on the video and it should give you an option of exporting and saving with the corrected audio, You will most likly have to do one at a time ……. WILLIE
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Sorry misread what you were asking … OK, I have never used Advid so I am not familure with how it exports … If this helps here is what I do with Pre Pro … When I edit a sequence I export just the audio and then import it into Audition … I then tweak it, (remove noise, eq, hard limit and normalize) I do a mixdown save the file, I then import it back into Pre Pro and replace the original audio with the edited audio … I have found it’s much easier to do a sequence at a time then attempting to so the whole movie … I hope this helps …….. WILLIE
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It needs to be an AVI file to work in Audition …
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John,
Sometimes we have to do things the hard way … Have a great evening
WILLIE
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John,
Quality audio requires taking the time to make it right … I think the problem you are having is due to the original MP 3 file and not Audition … Unlike other file types audio isn’t a click point and shoot … Sorry you feel Audition has not lived up to it’s rep … In the 9 years I have been using Audition I have found there isn’t much that it can’t do but then I am willing to spend hours on a 5 minute clip if that is what is required … Good luck to you … WILLIE
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John,
If you are working on the session or multi track side you won’t see a difference until you do a mixdown but as you said you will hear one … Why are you normalizing at such a low volume? I would suggest reading up on the hard limit function since it will fatten up the tracks and limit the peaks where the normalize only limits the peaks … Are these tracks going to be mixdown together? Explain more of what you are trying to accomplish with the project ………. WILLIE
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2.0 has issues but not knowing what you are hearing it’s hard to say if it’s software, hardware, or your recording … You can E-mail me a sample at loganonestudio@aol.com ………… WILLIE
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This was the first time, (if you can believe that) that I ventured into the realm of Auditions click track and I must say it kind of sucks I mean like a big wind tunnel kind of sucking so my first question is why would you even want to mix this down into your music … I have always used a drum machine and it really helps to hear the kick, and snare when you are recording … I set my tempo up using the drum machine and as far as matching different beats it’s just a matter of expanding the wave and manually matching the down beat for example say we are doing 4/4 time I would match the first beat of the measure … You can do things like say your tempo is 120 bpm you can add tracks that are 60 bpm … When you expand your wave you will see that every drum has it’s own waveform making it simple to match things up … Oh, to answer your question, no the click track won’t mixdown unless you can run the output of your soundcard into an input and record it as you would any other instrument … If you are using a mixing board this is quite simple to do … I hope this helps … I can’t suggest strongly enough how beneficial a drum machine can be even if it’s not super it’s still better than Auditions click tracks …….. WILLIE
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Personally I always use a drum machine, but it seems that you should be able to use the internal to mixdown with … When I get home this afternoon I will look into and let you know what I find out … WILLIE