OK – final video for this series on mouseless editing. This video goes into nudging regions, region start and end times and generally puts what we’ve looked at over the last 3 videos together into a bit of a workflow.
Hope you’ve enjoyed these videos and find them useful – the info is provided freely, all I ask is that you pass it on, let others know about these tips and tricks!
This video starts with the basics for keyboard driven editing and wraps with the more advanced shortcuts for auditioning a region/your selection.
Here’s part two on “power editing” (cant you just hear the delays and octave drop on that?)
EDIT: at 4mins I say that jumping to and selecting the next region is “Command + tab” but its Control+Tab (Im hitting control tab and that shows in the video, my mouth is simply telling fibs so ignore it)
Next part on editing and fades and nudging modifiers
So this is a series of videos I’ve been meaning to do for a while on how to get away from the mouse when editing. It’s a bit lengthy so I’ve broken into 3 videos but the topics they cover work together to bring the best from a mouse-less workflow. (btw Apologies for a bit of noise in the audio, how embarrassing!)
Next video: tabbing modifiers and the importance of preroll and postroll shortcuts…
Hi all, Sorry for the hiatus between videos!
Before Pro Tools 8 takes over, I felt it would be good to look over the elastic audio features in 7.4 and how they apply in post production. I see a lot of facilities upgrading to 7.4 for bug fixes or increased stability but still many engineers aren’t adopting elastic audio features into their everyday workflows.
The video below is an introduction into the 7.4 Elastic audio feature set, specifically how to use warp markers to clean up sync on dialogue.
Elastic Dialogue from Brent Heber on Vimeo.
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