Posted 04 July 2006 - 05:28 AM
mcmas42, on Jul 3 2006, 10:52 PM, said:
Hi. I didn't start this topic, but I am having the same problem. I did what you said and it reduced the fade, but didn't eliminate it. I am editing a scene where two people are talking by a stream and everytime I switch to a different clip, there is a tiny break in the sound of the stream. It really ruins the scene. How can I have the native audio flow from clip to clip without the tiny fade in/fade out?
Thank you.
Are you sure it is a fade in/out issue? Unless it is a solid tone, sound is made up of a complex blend of tones/volumes, etc. The sound of the stream at the end of the first clip will not match the sound of the stream the beginning of the second clip - no more than trying to cut out a section of a music file and trying to match the exact notes/pitch/phrase to the two sections. Try it, it is almost impossible - I used to do that for dance tapes. Try adding a very short transition between the clips; that will hide the mix non-match and give the impression of time passing.
Edited by sknis, 04 July 2006 - 05:28 AM.
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