Join Abba Shapiro for an in-depth discussion in this video Preparing to fix audio, part of Final Cut Pro X v10.1.x: Narrative Scene Editing.
- In this chapter,…we're going to explore how you can find…and repair audio problems.…Let's step into 06-01 Marking Ranges…and see what the situation is.…Well, this is a great scene…of Joseph and his dad reconnecting.…The only challenge is,…it was recorded on location at the beach.…There's a lot of background sound…such as waves and seagulls,…and even the crew talking.…Take a listen at a couple of sections…and you'll hear for yourself.…
(muffled background noise)…- So, you got a design for me?…- Well, as you can see,…even when the actors are speaking,…you're fighting the wind.…You could spend a lot of time trying to repair that…using filters and equalizers,…but the easiest solution…is simply to remove the sound that was recorded live…and replace it with audio where the actors were in a studio…and recorded it cleanly,…and that's exactly what we're going to do.…
As a matter of fact, we have clean audio…from both Joseph and Mr. Dalton,…and I've marked these already with the best takes…and even key worded them to save you some trouble.…
Author
Abba Shapiro
Released
10/20/2014Note: This course was updated to reflect the changes to Final Cut Pro X v. 10.1.x. Although the course was not re-recorded from scratch, we updated each of the movies by adding text overlays to guide you to existing changes. We also updated the exercise files to work with the most current version of the software. Please watch the "Understanding this update and using the exercise files" movie to learn exactly what to expect from this updated course. Working with an earlier version of Final Cut Pro X? Watch Narrative Scene Editing with Final Cut Pro X 10.0.9.
- Preparing and importing your media
- Evaluating shots and performances
- Incorporating additional assets like images
- Editing a dialogue scene
- Adding reaction shots
- Using alternative takes
- Editing a montage
- Selecting and organizing clips
- Enhancing a scene with audio
- Replacing location audio or a dialogue track
- Transitioning between scenes
- Using creative color and effects
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome46s
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Using the exercise files8m 4s
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1. Preparing for the Edit
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Preparing the interface4m 2s
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2. Understanding the Workflow of Cutting a Narrative Film
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Adding assets1m 50s
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3. Editing a Dialogue Scene
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Adding reaction shots9m 3s
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Using alternative takes6m 21s
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Using split edits9m 24s
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Simplifying your timeline2m 27s
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Grouping clips together3m 35s
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4. Editing a Montage
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5. Editing a Multicamera Shoot
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Creating a multicam clip3m 31s
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Using cutaways7m 11s
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Polishing5m 51s
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Reviewing the first cut2m 54s
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6. Using Audio to Enhance a Scene
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Preparing to fix audio4m 21s
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Replacing location audio7m 24s
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Building a soundscape7m 39s
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Reviewing the first cut1m 12s
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7. Finishing Techniques
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Transitioning between scenes6m 13s
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Cutting down the rough cut1m 18s
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Looking at your visual arc1m 50s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 2s
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