Join Tony Ross for an in-depth discussion in this video Editing sounds, part of Animating Characters in Toon Boom Animate.
Though Animate does not come with the full- blown sound editing suite, you can still do some…basic sound editing without leaving the program.…In the lesson, Importing Sounds, we notice that the end of Bob's statement seemed to…be getting cut off, so let's take a listen. (Bob: Are you kidding?…So he's saying, "Are you kidding?", and it's-- even "kidding" has been cut off, but the full…phrase is "Are you kidding me?" To edit this, we're just going to go down to our sound layer,…and when I double-click directly on the little icon here.…
It looks like a music note. And you can play the sound here.…(Bob: Are you kidding?)…All right, and it's stopping at frame 60, and what I want to do next is go ahead and select…this tab that says 59, and I'm going to expand this just by clicking and dragging out.…And this is expanding the movie until we think we hear what we want to on the end here.…Now, I'm going to turn on my Scrubbing button so I can actually hear this.…
Well, it sounds like it ends, but let's go ahead and play it anyway.…
Author
Tony Ross
Released
12/17/2012- Working with the timeline
- Customizing your workspace
- Importing images to use as the basis for an animation
- Understanding how pen pressure affects brush strokes
- Adding color with swatches
- Creating multiple versions of a single character
- Drawing the head and body
- Creating phonemes for lip sync
- Rigging your character
- Using motion keyframes
- Creating pegs
- Animating the legs and arms
- Importing and editing sound
- Using squash and stretch and other animation principles
- Saving your character as a template
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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1. Introducing Toon Boom Animate
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Exploring the interface1m 55s
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Timeline basics4m 38s
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Essential shortcut keys2m 56s
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2. Importing Images
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Importing bitmaps2m 45s
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3. Drawing in Toon Boom Animate
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Where is the Pen tool?2m 18s
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Shape tool basics4m 50s
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Optimizing your drawings5m 26s
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4. Designing a Cutout Character
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Creating symbols4m 34s
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Naming drawings4m 39s
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5. Creating the Head
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Drawing the head6m 2s
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Creating eye blinks4m 36s
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Drawing the mouth6m 28s
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6. Creating Phonemes for Lip Sync
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The Toon Boom mouth chart2m 20s
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7. Creating the Body
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Creating a side-view head4m 19s
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Creating the torso3m 7s
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Drawing the arms4m 20s
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Drawing the legs3m 15s
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Designing the hands2m 26s
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Designing the feet2m 35s
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8. Rigging the Character
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Organizing layers5m 20s
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Parenting drawings to each other10m 33s
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9. Animating Your Character
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Using motion keyframes5m 25s
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Using stop-motion keyframes5m 10s
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Pose-to-pose animation8m 38s
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Straight-ahead animation7m 33s
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Creating pegs4m 51s
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10. Creating a Simple Walk Cycle
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Animating the legs10m 3s
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Animating the arms5m 54s
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Tweaking the walk cycle8m 25s
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Adding a cycle to a peg7m 41s
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11. Sound and Dialogue
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Importing sounds2m 34s
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Editing sounds2m 19s
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Mapping sounds for lip sync1m 38s
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Exploring auto lip sync2m 25s
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Exploring manual lip sync5m 52s
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12. Bringing Cutouts to Life
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Using squash and stretch5m 31s
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Timing and animation5m 18s
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13. Animating the Scene
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Using the True Space camera4m 13s
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Exporting the scene5m 7s
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Conclusion
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What's next?1m 7s
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