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November 15th, 2005, 00:35
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November 15th, 2005, 01:55
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That's some funny stuff haha. I love the intro! Reason is the reason! Something is messed up about it though. It's totally not in sync, like it's a sound from something else. Seems like you deleted part of a video, but didn't delete the sound, so it doesn't go together. Or maybe something wrong with my codecs. Is anyone else seeing this? |
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November 15th, 2005, 02:14
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yeah im havin that sync problem as well... seems my audio is just a hillbillies heartbeat from bein on time..and the vid glitched a bit.. im still gettin it perfected ... im useing camtasia for tut creation .. but if anyknows of anything better lemme know... but did the tut clear up anything for you is the big question? |
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November 15th, 2005, 19:38
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i've only used the spider to create a multiband compressor in reason 2.5 (before the mclass mastering shit came out in the new one). actually i didn't create it myself, i found instructions on how to do it somewhere on the web. it was one of the most beneficial devices for creating a fuller more powerful sound to my beats, that's for damn sure. in summary, my post is emphasizing the usefulness of the spider.  |
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#8
November 16th, 2005, 12:13
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That's a nice tut man. Pretty nice stuff. I learned something today! Anyway, if you have an option on Camstasia, or w/e it is, then turn off the audio recording part and get the $90 Vegas Movie Studio + DVD by Sony. You could record what you're doing the same way, just Windows sound recorder or something, and line up the sounds and vocals with the video. I haven't gotten to far into learning that program yet but it is very easy to sync that stuff. I hope this works if you try it.
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November 16th, 2005, 20:46
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coolio man .. imma look into that thanks |
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