Author
Scott Hirsch
Released
6/21/2012- Preparing the Final Cut Pro timeline for export
- Exporting audio
- Importing audio in Pro Tools
- Choosing sources and assigning tracks
- Adding sound effects and music
- Enhancing the audio with crossfades and noise reduction
- Exporting audio from Pro Tools
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Welcome to Audio Post Workflow with Final Cut Pro X and Pro Tools. In this course, we'll learn about a unique workflow designed to help finish and optimize the audio of your Final Cut Pro video project. I'll show you the ins and outs of preparing and transferring the audio tracks of your Final Cut Pro X sequence to Pro Tools. Once there, we'll go over some basics to get you started on optimizing, editing, and completing your audio mix. - [Voiceover] My name is BD Dowds. - [Voiceover] When we're finished in Pro Tools, we'll complete the trip and re-import back to Final Cut Pro to finish.
By the time we're done, you'll gain some great insight on a workflow that will enhance the quality of your project. Plus, this workflow is the same one used by professional audio and video posthouses, so you'll be primed and ready to take your project to any level your heart desires. Let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome49s
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Using the exercise files1m 57s
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1. Exporting Your Sound
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Completing the export2m 33s
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2. Setting Up in Pro Tools
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Importing to Pro Tools5m 58s
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3. Working in Pro Tools
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4. Enhancing Your Audio
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Using crossfades effectively3m 17s
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5. Exporting Back to Final Cut Pro
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Conclusion
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Final thoughts42s
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