From the course: Final Cut Pro X & Logic Pro X: 2 Mixing Dialog, Music, and Effects

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Adding a wild dialogue line

Adding a wild dialogue line

- [Instructor] Let's dig into the dialogue for our mix. So I've opened the exercise file for chapter two, and I've saved it as dialogue. If you're starting the training here, and you just want to import the AAF from the exercise files, two things will happen. One is you won't have these tracks that we set up in the last chapter, and the other thing is your tracks will come across as 44.1K not 48K. When I imported the AAF, I told Logic to convert these files so that they matched our project sample rate, which we saved as a template. And if you want to pick all that up, it's in the last chapter. All right, one problem we need to fix right off the bat, which we saw on the last chapter, is we're missing a piece of dialogue, so we call this a wild line. It's not in sync. It's not because she says something wild, it's just, it's a wild line. So let's get that into our project. So I'm going to move the movie out of the way. We could go to the audio files bin over here, project, audio file…

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