November 23, 2005 at 4:02 pm
in reply to: Sample Loops
Alan,
Mine was suposed to but didn’t and I ordered it directly from Adobe … I think that there wouldn’t me a problem since it was suposed to be included in the package to mail copies to those who didn’t get it … If you don’t mine mailing to the US, (I would be glad to pay for shipping) please E-mail me at loganonestudio@aol.com so we can make arrangements ………… WILLIE
November 22, 2005 at 2:32 pm
in reply to: Sample Loops
Well, my research didn’t come up with much … It seems that according to Adobe’s site there should be an additional CD provided with the package, however all I got with my CD was a folder that says “Sample Sessions” and it doesn’t contain the amount of loops that Adobe says are provided … If there is anyone out there that has some more insight please write and elighten us all ………. WILLIE
November 21, 2005 at 12:59 pm
in reply to: Sample Loops
Delfino,
I have the production 1.5 disk and I don’t see anything more than a file that has SAMPLE SESSIONS in it … I am going to contact Adobe and see if I can’t find out some answers ………. WILLIE
First I wouldn’t use Audition to burn with I would use NERO, ROXIO, or any other program that was designed to do nothing but burning … As far as normalizing, I would do each mix one at a time in Audition, it will come out much better ….. WILLIE
Open the CD and you will see a folder that say AUDITION 1.5 open it and then open the folder that says SAMPLE SESSIONS … In that folder you will find what you are looking for …………… WILLIE
If you go to FILTERS > PARAMETRIC EQ > OLD TIME RADIO you can accomplish this … You may have to play with the settings, but you should get it sounding really close with little effort ……. WILLIE
You should be able to export just the audio and as long as you have the audio file starting from the zero point when you export it will sync up when you import the corrected wave file … The other way is to go to IMPORT > VIDEO and import the clip you want to correct the audio into Audition making sure that the clip is an AVI file,then you can edit your audio, right click on the video portion of the clip and export with the corrected audio … Reference the help file and it will run you through step by step … WILLIE