Willie Toth
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Derrick,
I use external compression, but you can compress with the progran, just not in real time and still meet your 5 min deadline … Do you have any VST filters? The multiband compressor would do the job and it would only take a couple of minutes to apply … If you don’t have that just go to EFFECTS > AMPLITUDE > DYNAMIC PROCESSING … I could E-mail you the multiband VST if you would like ….. WILLIE
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Mark,
There are a couple other filters as well, one is in the FFT filters and it’s called TELEPHONE … I would play with the settings I think you might end up being successful and get the sound you are looking for … If you have P Pro on your computer you have the VST filters and in the MULTIBAND COMPRESSOR there is another voice filter as well ……………. WILLIE
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On the Edit side go to EFFECTS > FLITERS > PARAMETRIC EQ > OLD TIME RADIO … WILLIE
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Bruce,
Wish it was that simple … Send the clip and we can go from there …. WILLIE
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Bruce,
Yes, it saves as an AVI … Just say no to everything right now ……. WILLIE
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Bruce,
No, you need to capture first then import to Audition ………. WILLIE
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Bruce,
Yes, bring it into audition on the session or multi track side … This is simply done by going to the insert tab at the top left of the screen INSERT > AUDIO FROM VIDEO … Once the clip is in take and highlight about a minute or so of the troubled area now go to EDIT > MIXDOW TO FILE > SELECTED AUDIO CLIPS … This will mixdown just the highlighted area and will place it onto the edit side of the program … Next go to FILE > SAVE AS once you get the screen up choose a place where you can locate it and save it as an MP3 PRO file … Now close Audition it is going to ask you if you want to save the session, just say no to everything … Next open your E-mail and attach the MP3 file ……….. WILLIE
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Bruce,
Could you E-mail me a about a minute clip … There isn’t a lot you can do but let me have a crack at it and if I am successful I will give you direction … E-mail it to loganonestudio@aol.com
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Mark,
No prob, glad I could help ……… WILLIE
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Mark,
Is the playback from your CD and Audition going through the same soundcard? Check your computers mixer and see where the levels are set … Most CD’s are normalized to -.1db … The industry standard used to be -6db … Try normalizing your track to -.1 and then compare the two … I wouldn’t even worry about volumes until mixing and then final mixdown ………. WILLIE