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Posts Tagged ‘audio editing’

• January 16, 2013

  Using Premiere Pro’s Audio Automation Modes

  Author: Andrew Devis

  Edit audio faster and with more precision! In this post, we show you how to automatically create keyframes in Premiere Pro using the Audio Automation Modes. Read More

• November 14, 2012

  Audio Editing Speed Test: A Head-to-Head NLE Comparison

  Author: Danny Greer

  Discover which audio and video editing application processes speed changes the best! In this video example, the most popular apps are put head-to-head to see which most successfully preserves pitch and quality. Read More

• October 17, 2012

  Audio Meters in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

  Author: Andrew Devis

  In this post, we showcase some of the new improvements to the audio meters in Adobe Premiere Pro. Discover how changes in the look and function of these tool can make working with audio easier – and sound better! Read More

• October 3, 2012

  Match EQ in Final Cut Pro X: An Audio Secret Weapon

  Author: Danny Greer

  Match EQ in Final Cut Pro X is a robust audio tool for matching sound qualities between clips. In this post, discover how to use this powerful (yet underutilized) audio feature in FCPX. It might just save your project! Read More

• September 12, 2012

  Video Tutorial: Timing Music To Your Video Edits

  Author: Brent Pierce

  Discover a trick for trimming your audio files to perfectly fit the length of your video editing projects. A must-know technique for creating a polished and professional audio track! Read More

• July 28, 2011

  Audio Keyframing Tips in Avid Media Composer

  Author: Ashley Kennedy

  Keyframing audio—otherwise known as rubber banding—is a fairly standard procedure in Avid Media Composer, as it allows you to easily raise and lower your audio levels within the boundaries of clips in your Timeline. This tutorial will go over the basics of how to perform rubber banding, as well as some useful tips for quick audio keyframe manipulation. Read More