The soundtrack can make or break a video project, and it's easier than ever to get professional-quality results using the latest software. In Soundtrack Pro 2 Essential Training, Apple Certified Trainer Larry Jordan shows how Soundtrack Pro 2 can be used to set up, record, edit, mix, and output professional soundtracks for media projects. He teaches the best post-production techniques for Final Cut Pro 6 projects and audio files, and covers everything from setting up preferences and repairing poor audio, to working with filters and mixing. Exercise files accompany the course.
Topics include:
- Learning the Soundtrack Pro 2 interface
- Setting up General, Project, Recording, and Sync preferences
- Recording audio
- Using the Multitake Editor
- Creating and using markers
- Improving and repairing audio files
- Applying multitrack editing options
- Using envelopes and keyframes
- Exploring soundtrack scripts
- Adding music loops and sound effects
- Editing waveforms and frequencies
- Mixing audio tracks
- Applying filters
- Creating surround sound
- Conforming
- Exporting finished files
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about Soundtrack Pro 2 Essential Training.
- Q: When sending a clip from Final Cut Pro to Soundtrack Pro, despite having the In and Out in the timeline, the whole clip gets sent to the browser. Is there a way to work only with the portions done with the razors and send only these portions to Soundtrack Pro?
- A: In Sountrack Pro, this is not an option.
Soundtrack Pro 3 makes it a bit easier by marking the In and the Out, but the entire clip will always be duplicated and loaded.
The workaround is to export just the audio you need as a self-contained QuickTime file.
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