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synching audio/video question

Post by basterd!! » Sat Jul 31, 2004 2:10 pm

ok, i'm getting ready to lock myself away for as long as it takes to make the best possible amv i can. Already have great original idea in mind and have spent all my recent spare time learning premiere. anyway it seems that synching in a video is far more appreciated than "storytelling" so how best can i do this?

so far i was thinking of ,before adding any clips to adobe premiere, just going through and puttting up transitions that flash white and fade out fast at every point in the song where there is a beat. Then no matter if I try to synch up a big hit to the beat or not, at least i'll have that flash.

I don't want to do this but I could do what i've seen in other videos and simply make every clip the length of a drumbeat, that way no matter what it synchs up.

anyways i could use some sych suggestions. thanks
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Post by SQ » Sat Jul 31, 2004 6:05 pm

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Post by Corran » Sat Jul 31, 2004 8:04 pm

The link doesn't work for me.




Anyways, what I do is place the audio into the timeline and scrub the timeline or use my arrow keys to find specific beats. When I find a beat I want to sync I try to find that point exactly and place the edit line there. Then I right click the timeruler and insert an unnumbered marker. I do this before laying any footage down. Then I go back and start editing. It looks something like this when I'm done. (Notice the markers on the time ruler)


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Re: synching audio/video question

Post by godix » Sun Aug 01, 2004 12:55 am

basterd!! wrote:so far i was thinking of ,before adding any clips to adobe premiere, just going through and puttting up transitions that flash white and fade out fast at every point in the song where there is a beat. Then no matter if I try to synch up a big hit to the beat or not, at least i'll have that flash.
I getting a sense of the future and it's full of an op with a 3 on originality, effects, and effort and a single sentance of 'Oh god the flashes, the flashes. Mommy, please make the pain go away *whimper*'. Of all the methods of syncing possible this would probably be the worse method imaginable.
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Post by Maverick-Rubik » Sun Aug 01, 2004 12:59 am

Here;

http://sqamv5.tripod.com/g/Page2.html

That should help you. 8)

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Post by DrngdKreationz » Sun Aug 01, 2004 11:44 am

Don't forget a 1 in reviewability because they've gone blind from all the flashes.

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Post by SQ » Sun Aug 01, 2004 11:56 am

Thanks Maverick...

I guess I'll host the html files someplace else, now.

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http://amv.for1.net
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http://www.freewebs.com/sqamv/guide.htm
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Post by Otohiko » Sun Aug 01, 2004 12:25 pm

You know, at least for me, the old maxim still holds true - even in AMV's:

Explosions solve everything.

Trust me. Stuff blowing up on beat is the way :wink:

Other than that, nah - beat-sync is eye candy. You still need cohesiveness, if not interesting storytelling. Granted, explosions are still the best thing to happen to visual art... :roll:
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