Sound Editors Learn This Right Away!

Sound Editors Learn This Right Away! | Pro Tools Editing Tip

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🎧 Sound Editorial Dos and Don'ts 🎧
In this video, we're diving into essential tips for seamless sound editing! One golden rule: always include fades on your tracks. Save valuable time during the mix stage by having them ready. A 1-frame fade works wonders, unless the scene calls for longer fades to add creative flair.
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@zab6stringer Ай бұрын

1 frame fades and overlaps on bgs on scene changes

@juliocesarmartin2457 6 ай бұрын

As a Sound Editor I Always make sure set up copy file on import in pt preferences. Generally speaking I cut Bg using 2 frames lenght for fases, with The scene change in The middle of it. I like to use equal gain for The fade in and equal power for The fade out. Best regards

@masteringpostproductionsound 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! When tunring over I always do a save session copy in so all the files are there. I forget why I did not have the files link. I think I was tired that night lol Blessings!