Editing Vault Vol.1 TUTORiAL
HiDERA | 12 June 2022 | 3.21 GB
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Re-implemented from scratch for the highest quality demands and cross-platform support, Acoustica 7 is now the perfect tool for editing, mastering and restoration work on both Mac and PC (32 and 64 bit). The new spectral editing mode available in the Premium Edition allows more precise restoration work while you have access to processing tools from our award winning plug-ins such as Equalize, Verberate and Restoration Suite.
The greatest strength of DaVinci Resolve is how it shares a single timeline among completely different toolsets, each designed to accomplish a specific task. The Cut Page is optimized for quickly editing a story together. In this course, instructor Patrick Inhofer shows you the fundamentals of nonlinear editing and demonstrates how to master the unique strengths of the Cut Page. Patrick goes over how to manage proxies, color, and sound, then dives into the specifics of Cut Page mechanics. He discusses in-depth the fundamentals of nonlinear editing and how to trim and move your clips in the Cut Page. Patrick also covers how to use the Speed Editor from Blackmagic, a hardware add-on that is designed to work specifically with the Cut Page.
Any DAW will allow you to follow along with the instructions in the videos. The file called “Raw Voice for Editing Practice.wav” was demonstrated in Reaper (voice editing) and the four “Music editing” files was demonstrated in Ableton Live (music editing). For music editing, the files should be loaded onto 4 separate tracks, and they should be time-aligned. The easiest way to do that is to align the 4 files at the beginning of the timeline, as seen in “Part 2” of the video workshop.
Soundop is a comprehensive audio editor for Windows that working seamlessly with audio editing and multitrack mixing in one application. Both audio editing and multitrack mixing have standalone workspace clearly organized for each task. You can process the audio source of multitrack project with full power without leaving the application. The overall process of audio production can be done in Soundop Audio Editor intuitively and efficiently. Soundop provide a powerful feature set with a small package size. It is fast to download, install and run the application. The design and implementation of Soundop are fully optimized, thus less CPU and memory are consumed for resource-intensive tasks, and you may have full potential of your system. With its extensive feature set, intuitive workspace and reliable performance, Soundop will be the ideal tool for your creative sound authoring.
Studio pro presents in-depth Pro Tools video tutorials! If you use Pro Tools, this series is a must-see. Watch how to edit in Pro Tools like a pro, and utilize tons of cool features and functions, as well as incredibly helpful tips and tricks for editing in Pro Tools. This series is for beginner to intermediate level Pro Tools users and is compatible with Pro Tools 2012 and higher. Patrick welcomes you and discusses how the videos in this series will speed up your workflow, give your songs a nice polish before mixing your song, and allow you to be more creative. As a refresher, you’ll also take a look at the general layout of the Edit Window in Pro Tools so you have a good understanding of the modes and tools you’ll be using throughout the videos. Patrick then shows you how to optimize Pro Tools’ Editing Preferences to make sure your Pro Tools system is optimized for efficient editing.
Studio One 5 is packed with powerful MIDI features and then some! Watch this in-depth course, by Studio One expert and master them all. Since its introduction, more than 10 years ago, Studio One has become a very mature DAW with powerful MIDI features. In this 27-tutorial course, trainer and producer Joshua Carney covers all the MIDI tools, techniques and workflows you need to know to create music with Studio One 5. Joshua starts the course by covering MIDI setup, creating a new song and how to best deal with audio latency. He then dives deep into MIDI recording and editing. You learn about autopunch and quantization techniques, you discover all the different MIDI editors, and you learn about Studio One’s powerful MIDI actions. Step-by-step, Joshua shows you how to master every Studio One’s MIDI feature, and how to speed up your workflow with the most important key commands. Next up is an overview of Note FX, those real-time MIDI processors that can open up lots of creative possibilities. You also learn advanced MIDI techniques, such as building complex multi-instruments, working with macros, and more. Joshua ends the course by looking at the brand new Score Editor, which merges the best features of PreSonus Notion into Studio One 5.