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Sound Editor Layers Blending Tracks with no hiccups

#1 User is offline   Roxann (sis) 

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Posted 21 September 2007 - 07:03 AM

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(First) I've added the audio file...layer one & layer two...my dvd in video wave is longer than the track, but I don't want to make the picture lengths shorter, so I can't fit video to audio....so I want to take a section of the same song track & fit it into the first layer track..but there is a 'hiccup' 'jerk' as one layer goes to the next.

(Second) In video wave, I brought in the audio & looped it to the length of the photos, but it still 'hiccups'...it's only a second, but it's very noticable....

You've all helped me so much in the past...I've worked on this for several days & decided to go to the experts!! tongue.gif

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Posted 23 September 2007 - 02:08 PM

I would edit the sound track(s) in Sound Editor (the separate app, not the sound editor window in Videowave), where you can, with much greater control and accuracy add, split, join tracks copy/paste parts of tracks or mix tracks, so you can make it exactly the length required and how you want it in terms of any overlaps, fading in and/or out, etc. Then save the edited mix as a single file and add that as the audio file in Videowave

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Posted 23 September 2007 - 03:06 PM

QUOTE (jeanrosenfeld @ Sep 23 2007, 06:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I would edit the sound track(s) in Sound Editor (the separate app, not the sound editor window in Videowave), where you can, with much greater control and accuracy add, split, join tracks copy/paste parts of tracks or mix tracks, so you can make it exactly the length required and how you want it in terms of any overlaps, fading in and/or out, etc. Then save the edited mix as a single file and add that as the audio file in Videowave


Thank you for your reply. I orignally edited the audio file in Sound Editor, using layers, etc, but could still hear the difference when audio went from one layer to the next.

What I ended up doing, in Sound Editor, was cutting the first audio file at an instrumental section of the singing, then bringing in the same audio file as a second layer, edited & cut it to begin at the instrumental section...then brought it up to the first layer, put them together, then flattened the clip & no hiccup...it blended perfectly....thanks again for your comments. tongue.gif

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