Willie Toth
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You will want to end your fade right at the end of your clip, right now you have it highlighted to the end of the file … You can also highlight 1.5 seconds … This should eliminate your problem ……… WILLIE
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On the session side just double click on the input meter and you can monitor without putting it in record mode
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The bottom line here is that Adobe put a really crappy audio editor in CS3, Why? I was told by a tech working on Audition 3.0 that they were getting complants that Audition was just too much program for a good number of video guys … Oh well that’s life ………… WILLIE
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OK, Try this … Do a mixdown of the original track see if you can delete the channel you don’want … Repeat for the other channel this way you have the right and left channels on seprate tracks … If soundbooth won’t do this then E-mail me at loganonestudio@aol.com and we will find another way to get the job done …………… WILLIE
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If it’s like Audition, all you have to do is right click on the channel you want to copy to and then “mixdown either stereo or mono” … I might suggest that you read the help file for soundbooth … Personally I think it is a low grade audio editor and you would be best served by upgrading to Audition …….. WILLIE
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Unless the voice is already on a seperate track there isn’t any way for you to isolate it ……… WILLIE
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Do you have a copy of 1.5 … 2.0 just sucks big rocks and I refuse to use it … Mystery problems seem to follow 2.0, I know this doesn’t help but you are not alone in this area … What presets are you looking for, maybe I can help … WILLIE
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Now we may be getting to the heart of your problem … What version are you using? Have you tried to uninstall and reinstall? I feel missing files is your problem and the reason you couldn’t locate the folders I told you to find … I would completely wipe the program and start from scratch …………… WILLIE
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Now I am at a loss, OK try this open up on the edit side and go to EFFECTS and left click on ADD and REMOVE VST DIRECTORY … This should give you the location of your VST filters … I guess for me right now the bigger mystery is why don’t you have those folders, they are part of the program unless someone has purposely deleted them … Here is a sure fire way to find them if you can’t find them as suggested … Go the start menu and then search files and folders and do a search for *.fft ………….. WILLIE
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Glad I could help ………. WILLIE