Compressor and Equalizer audio tracks automatically?

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• Copy and paste audio track MIX from one track to the other?

  Hello

  What is the best way to handle this.

  I have a video with a long song, that I've mixed using Audio Mixer in Adobe Premiere.

  The musician made a new version of the track with some very minor changes in the music.

  Rather I would have preferred to have to remix the brand new track, either:

  (1) copy and paste the attributes of the original audio track on the new music track - keeping mixture I made of the original mixture.  Is this possible?  I tried once and it doesn't seem to work.  (I used the mixer, not the keyframes, make the mixture.)

  or

  (2) is there a layout mixer Audio of first of the new track with the old - the new track of cloning of mixture of the old track of "gang".

  Or would it be better to introduce the two audio tracks into Soundbooth and he do?

  Thank you

  ... Rowby

  Can you be more specific about what it is that you want to keep? Is it follow the effects applied to the mixer? If so, those can be copied and pasted - it is a tedious process of reconstruction. Don't copy and paste track keyframes is (clip keyframes do).

  However here's a potential solution: simply replace the original audio clip by the new. I would suggest to duplicate your sequence first, and then drag the new audio clip to the sequence, place the clip on the original audio clip, hold down the Alt key and release the mouse button. This will be a replacement, maintain the original mixture. You can also use the Alt + Shift keys to make a replacement frame match, which would be a good thing if you have changed the duration of the source clip in the sequence. In both cases, you do not have to do much to tweak the mixture; This assumes, of course, that music is the same duration, etc.

• iMovie and several audio tracks

  Hello

  I'm trying to import video with multiple audio tracks (track 1 - background sound + voice; Track 2 - background only. Track 3 - voice only) in an iMovie but it just merge all tracks to unique soundtrack.

  How to split audio tracks in my video?

  Thank you.

  iMovie gives no control on separate audio tracks, you should use a professional for editing software do.  I think you can remove the audio tracks you don't want to hear using the handbrake (https://handbrake.fr/) before you import into iMovie (although I've never tried myself).

  Geoff.

• How to group on the left and right audio tracks of a. OMF file?

  Hi, I'm changing the sound of my short film, I sent one. OMF to audition for the first, but the left and right channels are separated in the multitrack session tracks, how would group them so whatever I do to a channel, will be the other

  This is because the OMF specification requires mono audio files

  It really depends on what you're trying to do with the two tracks as the best answer to the extent of the 'group '.

  You can select all the clips on the tracks and right mouse click on and select "group".

  You can send two channels to a bus

  You can export the two lanes to a stereo file and that bring in the session

  Many more things I know not but a little more details about what you're trying to do would help

• Windows Media Player has information about the Audio track and impossible to delete. What is a codec setting?

  Hello
  I'm watching a video and the Audio Track Info appears on the film. I tried to remove it with the settings, but no results. Y at - it a codec setting or Encoder running which is the cause?

  Thank you

  It's the FFDShow (a third-party codec) which has an OSD "on the screen.
  Display"setting. To turn off power, either check the FF... next icon
  the windows clock (right-click to select menus)

  Or in WMP, go to the drop down small playing below, click other
  Options of-> DVD-> advanced, and then clear the OSD off

• The audio track to video1 moved to audio2, why, and I can restore to audio1?

  The audio track to video1 moved to audio2, why, and I can restore to audio1?

  John

  Now, I know what you did and what happened.

  The key was when you wrote

  . I think that's all happened after I had added another audio track

  When you right-click close a numbered audio track name and select Add titles in the context menu, you make your selection

  a. Add the number of video and/or audio tracks

  b. development: before first track or after last range

  Here are the scenarios given when there are 3 audio tracks by default 3 video. If you have video related to audio in 1 Audio video 1

  To get your result

  You must have used

  Add track

  Video add 1 before the first track

  Audio add 1 before the first track

  

  To overcome this situation where the content of the video 1 is linked to 2 Audio content when you decide to add an audio track to the timeline

  1. right click on the items in this undesirable state, select Delete Audio and video of the pop-up menu links, pass the audio not coupled 2 Audio to Audio 1. Align the video and audio as they were originally...

  2. Select video 1 and Audio 1 at the same time, right-click anywhere in the selection and select the Audio and video connection from the drop-down.

  If you had selected instead

  Add track

  Video add 0 before first track

  Audio add 1 before the first track

  you would have gotten

  

  Note the arrangement that created this way.

  What are the details of what you asked to do? Explore and experiment with the video, add titles or audio track number and investment options.

  Please consider.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Video and audio tracks do not go down together EVEN when linked selection is checked!

  I'm sure it's something really simple, but I just can't understand. And there's a button or option I checked because it didn't use to do a few days ago.

  Basically, I have a clip on the timeline that has a video and an audio track. I want to move the clip until the next video track, but I want the audio down to the next audio track too. Currently, it does not. Only the video file goes to the next track and the audio clip remains in the same way. How can I fix that while however many tracks I'm moving the video audio goes down by the same number of titles?

  

  Hello Ivan,.

  IvanTheEditor wrote:

  I want to move the clip until the next video track, but I want the audio down to the next audio track too. Currently, it does not.

  These are two separate movements in Premiere Pro. Don't forget that most of the people usually need not pass audio when moving video to other tracks.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• GarageBand-export the audio tracks

  Hello!

  Need advice on how to export the audio tracks separately in GarageBand. I record an audio podcast in which I interview a guest. I need to record and send audio tracks separately to my assistant audio to change. Thank you in advance for your help!

  marciequintana wrote:

  Hello!

  How to export the audio tracks in GarageBand separately.

  each track (icon of headphones in the track header) solo one at a time and use the Action menu

• The Audio tracks have disapearred from my calendar

  Can Hello someone help me? I just started editing that I have the latest version with all the updates on a computer based on windows wizzy I'm edition fortunately far away and my audio tracks have completely disappeared from my schedule, I can still hear audio but can not see the tracks. I have no idea how get them thank you Heather back

  Place your cursor on the right baseline of V1 at the bottom of the blue box that says V1.

  You will see the cursor change to a line with and up and down arrow.

  When it goes to this slider, click down and hold the mouse button down, move the bottom of the video tracks to the top of the timeline panel. That should reveal the audio tracks.

  MtD

• To export a single audio track?

  Hello

  I just started using Premiere Pro CS6 (apology in advance if I use the wrong terminology). I currently have 3 different audio/video tracks in my sequence (right word). I would like to export the video track only 3rd and there is audio corresponding to an mp4. file.

  

  I tried to go to file-> export-> Media with only the 3rd video and selected audio tracks, but it seems that the Premeiere Pro wants to export the entire sequence (track 3 is only 38 seconds while track 1 is 4 minutes and 49 seconds).

  

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Turn off the beaten, you don't want to, then put the In/Out to the proper begins and ends the piece you do want.

• Newbie question - alternating scenes in order using an audio track?

  Hello

  I filmed a musical school on 2 different nights.  Stage left the opening night and just Stadium last night.  All I want to do is use left step my main video and the audio track, then switch right of the stage sequences as needed.

  Left of the scene is clearly the best audio track because I was closer to the piano.  However, at certain times, right Stadium has a better POV through the action onstage, accessories, etc.  They slightly sped through the night last too so I have a few audio challenges of synchronization when using the images on the right of the scene.

  Anyway, here's where I am lost.  What is a cam multi task?  Or use the video 1 & video 2 track, if so, how?  Or should I cut the left and right of the stage scene scenes independent and mount it on 1 video all in order?

  I am without PP6 terminology to locate this answer in the help section, but learned some other great things by looking at .  I have CS6 and am a former loser of Pinnacle Studio, uh, I mean the user.

  Please tell me the commands/functions, I need to learn this task.  Thanks in advance for your help.

  JM

  Oh, I tried that.  Definitely * not * a multicam project (except if you really want to tear your hair out!).

  Because the timing is different on the two nights I recommend the implementation of these two shows in their own distinct sequences.  Stage left will be your primary, finished, sequence and allows you to define the right of the stage video and audio to be on track 2 (you'll need audio for reference and you will sometimes even use it).

  Through the performance of the stage left and split the video to any points you * know * you'll want to use another camera angle.  Start with the scenes of 'must-use' and then go to the scenes 'like to use' - you will need to practice!

  Disable clips of the scene left you use (or drop the opacity to 0%).  You should leave them in place, however, for reference.  Find the corresponding scene on the sequence of the scene to the right.  Cut it out and paste it on track 2 of the same scene in the sequence of the scene to the left (bring audio along for the ride too).

  Here's where the magic 'edition' (read: crazy) is available in.  Finessse the entry points and each camera (you'll end up setting two of them) until you like the cut.  Sometimes, the clip of the scene right will be longer than the same scene on the camera of the scene to the left.  Sometimes, it will be shorter.  Cut your master timeline as needed; If the new right scene is longer, just lop off the stage from stage left.  If it is shorter, leave a space or drag the hidden a little scene.  The idea is to keep as "synchronized" as possible to the end.

  You'll quickly learn when you can (and I can't) cut the songs!  Depends on your individual sellers, but will quickly become apparent.  You will also notice small (sometimes not so subtle) changes in costume, hair and makeup, not to mention the value of decoration and lighting.  You can sometimes get around these.  Sometimes you have to sacrifice your change to hide.  If you're very, very lucky you will have turned in very high HD.  If so, feel free to re-align your shots (i.e., zoom or pan).  Out and then put it on a standard def DVD and it will look wonderful!

  Oh Yes... Another thing... the * next * time for that (and if you do successfully this time * will * be a next time!), turn in high definition and beg, borrow or steal a second camera.  Set the second on the back of the House (or somewhere, he can see the whole show).  Then, you can be free to actually follow the action with your primary camera knowing that there is an 'insurance' static shot that you will be able to synchronize to the top.  * Who * will be a multicam edition!

• Æ any audio track of the MTS videos?

  I know it's a common question asked; I read another post on the subject, but I have not yet found my answer.

  When I try to import a video file of MTS in AE CS6, imports fine video, but the audio does not work.  There is no little audio icon for me to put in muted as there is when I import other video files and audio did not get included in the rendering.  The audio is confirmed working in VLC and MPC - HC.  One person said what happens when the camera records stereo to RL and RR (tracks 3 and 4) audio tracks, but according to VLC, they are on L and R (1 and 2) of the audio tracks in standard stereo, not 5.1.  This is the dump of the MPC - HC info:

  EDIT: I forgot to add; video MTS is a 1080 recording taken by a Sony a55v TLR camera.

  Audio

  ID: 4352 (0 X 1100)

  Menu ID: 1 (0x1)

  Format: AC - 3

  Format/Info: Audio Coding 3

  Mode extension: CM (complete main)

  Parameters of the format, "endianness": Big

  Codec ID: 129

  Duration: 5 min. 6 sec.

  Bit rate mode: Constant

  Bitrate: 256 Kbps

  Channels: 2 channels

  Position of the channels: Front: L R

  Sampling: 48.0 KHz

  Color depth: 16 bit

  Compression mode: lossy

  Behind the video:-67ms

  Stream size: 9.36 million (1%)

  Another person says that this can happen when you have 3rd party codecs installed on your machine.  Yes.  I have the ffmpeg library included in the CCCP codec.  But I don't know why that would get in the way that Adobe products, and I don't know how to fix it and still keeping the codecs installed.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  I'm glad you guessed it, but if you do anything for a customer paying in the future, I advised not to transcode to H.264 format.  Is a great codec and a barely adequate acquisition codec, but it is not really good for AE.

  Oh, it will do the job, but working in AE is NEVER the end of the line.  The work always takes place in the middle of a project, and you never want to degrade the image.  H.264 is pretty frozen, it will degrade images and you do not want for paying customers.

  But for yourself?  Give it a shot.

• The audio tracks are destructive?

  I am quite new to the first, but not so very new to NLE. The biggest obstacle I'll have my switch at first is that when I drop a new video + audio file on the timeline, or if I drag a file already existing around the timeline, and the audio track of this file should land on top of any other file audio clip, the audio clip that was there is suddenly truncated. I expect that the audio clips would just be piled one on the other, but it seems that any audio clip that gets all or partially 'hidden' in another way is destroyed.

  I tried to drag the rear audio clip to be the same length as its video clip associated with, but no matter what I do, the audio clip is always shorter than its associated video clip.

  Y at - it a command to "restore the audio track of the video? A command that could bring back if it was totally destroyed, or I would like to 'stretch' the audio clip to the same length as the video track?

  I hope that makes sense for someone...

  Thank you

  -joe

  The change is non-destructive.  Whaever you do on the chronology does not affect the original material.

  To 'untruncate' the audio (or video track, depending on what you want to do), make sure that the track is not selected, and drag alt the tail (or head) of the audio track (or the video track) to its original location.  It will not work properly if the track is selected before pressing the ALT key.

  You can also separtate tracks audio and video so that they are independent of each other.

  It is also the technique to use if you want to change the audio tracks to slide

• How to: remove the scenario-specific audio tracks?

  I just CS3 where in the source of the window had a toggle audio, video, audio, which allows you to apply just audio (if that's what you want) by using the insert/overlay.  CS5 seems now that he has separated these buttons and were not able to understand how to switch only audio or video only from the source.  I know I can recover the source video or the sound icon and drag it into the timeline, but it can be faster by using the insert/overlay.

  My questions are:

  -How to select only audio or video of the source monitor for use with overlay/insert keys?

  -When you work with multi-track audio containing source material, is it possible to select specific securities to slide on the timeline without dropping everything down?

  The "buttons" on the left of the timeline panel in the information header/track area are the source and target range selectors. You use them together to enable or disable specific tracks from a source element and to direct these incoming securities in specific titles in the sequence.

  

  The "buttons" on the left (in this example) labeled V and A1 are the tracks contained in your source clip in the source monitor. Depending on the nature of your source footage, you will have between 1 and 4 audio tracks, that you can select. You will always have a track V (video), however. Click them to toggle these sources on or off for an insert or overlay Edition, and dragging them upward or down to target what destination track, you want to modify it to be placed in.

  At the same time, you must enable or disable the target tracks so that the change to happen the way you would expect. They are the right marked "X Video" and "Audio X" buttons. You can turn on all, any, or some of those securities and have different effects. The simple story is that, if you want the tracks from a source item to be edited in a set of tracks specific targets, the selector buttons must be "enlightened" to indicate the tracks are on and targeted.

  Here's an example, using pliers DVCPROHD with four mono tracks:

  

  In this case, if I had to make a montage by inlay, the video source ('V') will overlap on the destination track Video 2, but it will edit also 'empty' on the destination track 3 video because I turned it on. For audio, I have traced Audio Source 1 to Target 2 Audio, 2 Audio Source to target Audio 1, Audio audio Source 3 target 4 and even if the Source Audio 4 is 'turned on' it has no effect because the target Audio 3 'stops.' In this way, you can target selectively tracks are made during an insert or overlay edit, using the commands insert and embed in the monitor Source or Bin. Note, however, that this choice has no effect when you drag a clip from the Source monitor or the tray; in this case, all THE source Flickr photos will be displayed in the order, but you can position them to some extent by pressing the Shift key once you place a portion of the clamp and slide it across to the demarcation line between the video and Audio tracks.

  The target range selectors affect also, whose securities are the subject of chronology, as 'razoring. operations

  I hope it helps a bit. The best bet is just to play with it; It takes a while to wrap your head around, but will make sense after a little exploration.

• Any way to equalize/limit/compress at the level of an audio track, no peak?

  Im working on a music based project, a lot of pieces together. The driver is wearing a LAV on most of the shoots, but obviously they record that LAV anywhere. IM especially dealing with a quality mic signal, but the levels of volume between his teaching and when musicians from 30 to 60 starting is important enough. worked with spikes, but that doesn't do much. I'm more looking to limit the main track to match the music to the conversation and then stimulate the entire signal at an appropriate level. Is there a way to do this without going into the hearing?

  ETA-work in hearing and this approach kills the fidelity of the music. I think Im in a bind.

  You can try running on a compressor of single band on the audio track under Audio effects - then click on custom Setup to adjust (if you know what you're doing...) But you can lose the audio quality of your Symphony.  There is a lot of overlap?  A lot of back-and-forth?  While it is relatively easy, I would perhaps cross the track with a razor and separate the 2 different levels and work on them individually.