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Using real-time clip effects for sound design

Using real-time clip effects for sound design

From the course: Sound Design for Motion Graphics

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Using real-time clip effects for sound design

- Now, that we've seen how easy it is to alter library sound effects to better match our animation. We'll look at another way to customize library sounds through processing effects. In this movie we'll explore the real-time clip effect track to alter the sound of one of our clips. I want to work on the whoosh that introduces a text called gluteus maximus. If I move the play head you can see from the right, GLUTEUS MAXIMUS flies in super fast and parks itself right there. Now, I'm going to add a whoosh sound that introduces that flying in animation. Now, I have this clip called Production Element Title Transition Whoosh Short 11, and I'll drop that in on one of my whoosh tracks at the play head location. Let's take a listen to it. (whoosh) It actually works really well. The duration is perfect and it flies in, it's very dramatic. I just want to make it a little bit more custom to my own piece. So, I'm going to use a clip effect for this, and instead of going up to the Effects pull-down…

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