im working with premiere and what im doing is decreasing the volume in one part and then increasing it in the other half but still u can notice weird transition there.
So wich effect could i use
hel help the newbie
peace
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did u hear that? the music was cut right there!!!
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TriGGiT
- Joined: Fri Apr 16, 2004 9:51 pm
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did u hear that? the music was cut right there!!!
how could i edit part of a song and not make it so obvious that it was edited.
im working with premiere and what im doing is decreasing the volume in one part and then increasing it in the other half but still u can notice weird transition there.
So wich effect could i use
hel help the newbie
peace 8)
im working with premiere and what im doing is decreasing the volume in one part and then increasing it in the other half but still u can notice weird transition there.
So wich effect could i use
hel help the newbie
peace
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DemonSpawn
- Joined: Thu Apr 03, 2003 1:18 pm
If you're trying to edit audio, Premiere is not the best program to use. I would suggest something like Sound Forge.
But either way the techniques will probably be the same. Listen to the song and find a place where it repeats, preferably, then cut the portions in between, trying to line up the wave. If you're just trying to shorten it, and you don't care how. If you're trying to do more advanced stuff... Well, some of the same as above. Decreasing the end of the first part (to silence) is a decent way, also increasing the beginning of the second part (from silence). I'm not an audio editor, though, so I can't give you much more help than that.
Just keep listening to it and I'm sure you'll get it.
But either way the techniques will probably be the same. Listen to the song and find a place where it repeats, preferably, then cut the portions in between, trying to line up the wave. If you're just trying to shorten it, and you don't care how. If you're trying to do more advanced stuff... Well, some of the same as above. Decreasing the end of the first part (to silence) is a decent way, also increasing the beginning of the second part (from silence). I'm not an audio editor, though, so I can't give you much more help than that.
Just keep listening to it and I'm sure you'll get it.
Another pointless post!
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Corran
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