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| April 20, 2003 at 8:35 pm #1211 | |
![]() apperingthoughts |
is there a way i can make a song sound like its ending? like can i cut the song in the middle but is there a way to have it like fade out? |
| April 20, 2003 at 8:45 pm #1212 | |
![]() Cometgreen |
Yes…I believe there’s a fade out effect. Search in the help file, that will give you best instructions. And btw, this is the second time you’ve posted a Premiere quesiton in General Chat. Next time, remember to post it in the Animation and Effects forum. It’ll keep everything organized. Cometgreen |
| April 20, 2003 at 8:48 pm #1214 | |
![]() Firelance |
Yes it’s possible: |
| April 20, 2003 at 8:50 pm #1215 | |
![]() legogod |
Sure, I hope you have some ideas where the buttons are. Drag the slider on the timeline to the place you want to cut. Select the razor tool (if it’s not showing, hold down the button until a small menu shows it). Trim your clip at the line (delete the excess if you want). Now, as for audio-look all the way to the left of your audio timeline. There is an arrow pointing to the right hand side of the screen. Punch it with your mouse pointer, and your audio timeline doubles in size. You’re now looking at the source material (if zoomed in you’ll be able to see the actual sound. If you’re zoomed out a lot, it might look like there’s nothing there). You want your audio to fade: Drag the last red square marker down to the bottom of your audio track. As you can see, the end of the track makes a triangle —— (something like that. The audio is now faded out.) Jared |
| April 20, 2003 at 9:04 pm #1216 | |
![]() Cometgreen |
… See, that’s why you shouldn’t edit audio in Premiere. All that just for a fade effect. Sad sad. Cometgreen |
| April 20, 2003 at 9:51 pm #1221 | |
![]() Drunken Farmer Ben |
…uhh, third time… |
| April 20, 2003 at 9:57 pm #1222 | |
![]() Blunty |
actually premiere is superb when it comes to making this kind of thing quick and easy… it just seems like a long process because Jared wanted to “dumb it down” (if you’ll excuse the expression) and mae his instructions as simple as possible to follow. once one is familiar with the mechanics (and it’s easy to do so) it is lightning fast… AND it is non-destructive… you can easily alter where your cuts/edits/fade in/fade/out/silences/swells etc etc are at any time, in seconds becasue premiere leaves the original file alone, untouched… if you were to say use goldwave to create a fadeout, and you suddenly change your mind where it should be, or how long it should be you would have to restart goldwave, reload your original file (you didn’t save over it did you?) and recreate the whole process again…. with premiere, you just have to move one little red square with your mouse. hardly “sad” comet |
| April 21, 2003 at 4:04 am #1247 | |
![]() apperingthoughts |
yeah guys, sorry about the “posting in general” i didnt know where to post an audio question thing, but i guess since tis “audio effects” well my bad, i got school toamrrow so ill try those thigns u guys told me tomarrow, ill let u knwo if it worked |
| April 21, 2003 at 8:55 am #1252 | |
![]() Stefan |
Moved it to its proper place. *ever seen an ezboard do THAT?* Stefan. |
| April 21, 2003 at 12:49 pm #1256 | |
![]() Yolegoman |
Pfddt. We should have gone here from the beginning! This is so much better and more customisable then ezcrapTM. Lol |
| April 26, 2003 at 10:39 pm #1591 | |
![]() Firelance |
You know the vBulletin board is even better than this one. |
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