VS 9 to 11.5+: Understanding and Using Audio Filters
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Please do not double post. I've provided an answer in your other post. http://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?p=186545#186545 This is a forum for Tutorials. Problems with certain functions of the various programs should be posted in the forums set out for them..
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use of audio filters and volume rubber banding problem
Use of audio filters:
In editing panel under the tab video there is the option to increase volume of a video clip. How does it compare to the amplification of the volume of an audio clip split from the video clip earlier by using filters as described in „Understanding and Using Audio Filters” topic? I’ve followed what is written in the above topic (split audio, applied first Normalize, then Amplify filters). Previewing the project from some preceding clips (project mode), the sound of the audio clip split earlier disappears, it comes back only if I stop play-back somewhere in the relevant clip and re-start. What do I wrong? How does this audio clip sound after rendering the whole project?
Volume rubber banding:
When increasing the volume of a video clip by rubber banding, I experience similar problem: Previewing the project, the sound of this video clip disappears, I can listen to the volume changes I made earlier by rubber banding only if I play back the selected clip (clip mode). How do these volume changes sound after rendering the whole project?
In editing panel under the tab video there is the option to increase volume of a video clip. How does it compare to the amplification of the volume of an audio clip split from the video clip earlier by using filters as described in „Understanding and Using Audio Filters” topic? I’ve followed what is written in the above topic (split audio, applied first Normalize, then Amplify filters). Previewing the project from some preceding clips (project mode), the sound of the audio clip split earlier disappears, it comes back only if I stop play-back somewhere in the relevant clip and re-start. What do I wrong? How does this audio clip sound after rendering the whole project?
Volume rubber banding:
When increasing the volume of a video clip by rubber banding, I experience similar problem: Previewing the project, the sound of this video clip disappears, I can listen to the volume changes I made earlier by rubber banding only if I play back the selected clip (clip mode). How do these volume changes sound after rendering the whole project?