Getting Started: 09 Multitrack mixing

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Learn how to mix sound using multitrack files. Raise the volume of dialog and reduce background noise. Use the Mute, Solo, and Pan buttons.

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Getting Started: 01 A tour of the interface Getting Started: 01 A tour of the interface Learn what Soundbooth CS4 is and who can benefit from it. Tour the Soundbooth CS4 interface. Understand the various Soundbooth CS4 workspaces. Runtime: 00:03:36 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 31,828	00:03:36
Getting Started: 02 Importing audio Getting Started: 02 Importing audio Use several methods for importing audio files into Soundbooth CS4. Drag clips into the Files panel and the Editor. Use the Open File and Import File buttons. Runtime: 00:04:01 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 17,275	00:04:01
Getting Started: 03 On-clip editing Getting Started: 03 On-clip editing Quickly perform editing tasks directly on audio clips. Trim audio clips. Use the Fade In and Fade Out controls. Explore the Amplitude slider. Undo edits. Runtime: 00:04:50 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 18,608	00:04:50
Getting Started: 04 Automating volume Getting Started: 04 Automating volume Use the Volume Keyframing tool to automate volume levels within a clip. Choose key points for volume changes and make gradual changes. Runtime: 00:02:28 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 11,434	00:02:28
Getting Started: 05 Equalizing volume Getting Started: 05 Equalizing volume Make sure volume levels are uniform using Equalize Volume Levels. Equalize multiple clips with Match Volume. Runtime: 00:03:07 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 15,115	00:03:07
Getting Started: 06 Repairing audio Getting Started: 06 Repairing audio Explore some of the tools available for repairing audio. Fix pops using the Auto Heal tool. Use the Marquee tool to eliminate background sounds. Runtime: 00:06:21 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 19,100	00:06:21
Getting Started: 07 The History panel Getting Started: 07 The History panel Track changes to a file as they happen using the History panel. Use the Snapshot button to save the current state of a project and record changes. Runtime: 00:03:50 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 5,588	00:03:50
Getting Started: 08 Inserting scores Getting Started: 08 Inserting scores Tour the Scores and Resource Central panels. Explore the musical scores and ambient noises available with Soundbooth CS4. Insert a score into a file. Runtime: 00:02:09 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 8,977	00:02:09
Getting Started: 09 Multitrack mixing Getting Started: 09 Multitrack mixing Learn how to mix sound using multitrack files. Raise the volume of dialog and reduce background noise. Use the Mute, Solo, and Pan buttons. Runtime: 00:07:36 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 14,883	00:07:36
Getting Started: 10 Exporting audio Getting Started: 10 Exporting audio Export Soundbooth projects to share with others. Choose multiple file formats and adjust export settings. Preview audio files and check file size. Runtime: 00:02:56 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 7,787	00:02:56
Mixing multitrack files and restoring edits Mixing multitrack files and restoring edits Mix multiple audio clips and scores to create Flash and video soundtracks. Save to Adobe Sound format to restore edits with snapshots. Runtime: 00:04:17 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 11,457	00:04:17
Introducing Soundbooth CS4 Introducing Soundbooth CS4 Easily edit, enhance, and mix audio for Adobe Flash and video projects. Runtime: 00:12:19 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 11,347	00:12:19
Working with Soundbooth and Flash Working with Soundbooth and Flash Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth. Runtime: 00:04:02 Added: October 10, 2008 Views: 10,041	00:04:02
Understanding digital video metadata workflow Understanding digital video metadata workflow Efficiently track, search, and organize assets as they travel between Adobe Production Premium applications Runtime: 00:03:16 Added: February 24, 2009 Views: 4,189	00:03:16
Using Dynamic Link Using Dynamic Link Exchange data between Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Soundbooth, and Encore using Dynamic Link, without rendering and exporting intermediate files. Runtime: 00:05:15 Added: February 24, 2009 Views: 3,660	00:05:15

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