Author Topic: Sound question regarding software Wade
posted 12-10-2000 10:59 PM
OK..I have a DC30plus for capture, and I only have mono input. I'd like to make the sound in stereo, and enhance it a lot. I'd love near major release audio, but that's prob a pipe dream.

The software I'm using is Premiere, Cool Edit Pro and I'm saving up for Vegas Audio.

I've double my tracks to stereo in Cool Edit with just audio recordings before, but I have no idea how to get just the audio tracks out of Premiere. You know, seperate the audio from the video I've captured?
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.


PS, I have an airplane flying over on one of my shots that my actor is talking...any ideas about lowering that background sound? BTW, I'm using the mic on my VHS-C camcorder..seeing as it has no mic jacks...

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Wade
posted 12-11-2000 04:35 PM
bump...someone has to have an answer. If not, a little tidbit of info would help...

Eddie N
posted 12-13-2000 03:35 AM
dude...just save up for vegas video.. it does everything vegas audio will do PLUS real time video editing.. you get unlimited video and audio tracks , as well as incredible audio manipulation abilities.. vegas video does some cool goodies...

if you can only record mono , then manually pan... i know in vegas you can use pan envelopes on the track to pan it how you want.. with enough patience you can stereoize a track by muting the left and panning a duplicate of that track hard right..

have fun..
- eddie - www.dvforums.com

Eddie N
posted 12-13-2000 03:36 AM
ps...go to www.sonicfoundry.com and download the demo of vegas video..

- eddie -

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