Audio Effect Processing

is there a way to destructively process audio regions using the logic effect plugins? i'm new to logic and have been working with pro tools for a while now and in pro tools you can use the audiosuite and destructively process the region. i looked through the logic manual and didn't see anything other than page 518 which doesn't say much.
i'm not interested in using my old pro tools plugins because i had pro tools m-powered and the logic plugins are much much better
i'm looking for a way to process the region so i don't need to use an insert

No, and it's a long held feature request.
You've traditionally had to bounce and re-import which is, kinda... meh...
However, at least with Logic 8 you can record from busses, so at least you can quickly record regions + effects into new audio clips without having to do the bounce/reimport dance, and this has hugely helped in this regard... give it a try...

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I updated the audio drivers for my Audigy 2 ZS card about 3 weeks ago. For that, I used the online update process. After the update process was complete, I checked all the settings and everything seemed ok. Only Today I noticed that the environmental or audio effect were gone.
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How can I copy an audio effect from a clip and paste it to another clip in the same timiline...With FCPro 7 it was all so fast........

how can I copy an audio effect from a clip and paste it to another clip in the same timiline...With FCPro 7 it was all so fast........

Tom Wolsky wrote:
The advantage goes to FCP7 if you allow that it can copy and paste filters, audio and video, transformations, and other attributes separately.
You can do that in FCPX too, as all the things you cited are listed separately in the inspector.
Here's a little gotcha. Let's say you've color corrected a few clips and you've applied an effect to one and want to paste it the other clips. You switch off color correction and copy the clip. You select the other clips and paste effects. What do you think happens? The effect is applied, but the color correction is applied as well, only it's switched off as it was in the first clip, so all the color correction on the other clips is lost. Fun, eh?
I'll try to replicate your gotcha - but no, that doesn't sound like fun at all!

How do I make a 'favorite' folder for audio effects ?

In the effects browser, the list of effects is very long, and the classification is not at all user-friendly. How could I group the effects I use often in a folder ?

If you stay with JUST the Logic effects, MOST (if not all) have a Preset drop down menu (I haven't used them all, so I can't say for 100% sure). At the very bottom of the drop down menu is an option to Save Preset. This is a feature I wish was on ALL effects in FCPX... it's been suggested to Apple a couple of times by me... apparently it's not a reasonable enough request... but that's how it is.
Anyway...
When you go into Audio effects, for each type of effect (distortion, echo, eq, etc...) when you highlight the type, in the right column the effects for that category appear. There are THREE sections (usually... unless you have other 3rd party Logic effects or AU plugins and you'll have others like Native Instruments or Blue Cat Audio, etc., and that will also depend on the categories the 3rd party effects fall in): the top section is usually "Final Cut". If you scan down the list there is a gray line and a label for the next section of effects, usually "Logic". And scanning further down the list you get to "Mac OS X". The Final Cut and Mac OS X effects are the typical kind of cr*p you find in Garageband: hard to understand and harder to use if you wander far from the presets - that and no graphical interfaces. The Logic effects on the other hand chew bubble gum and kick *** -- and they're fresh out of bubble gum. All of them sport a graphical interface (if you click on the little "eq icon"). Once you set your parameters to your liking, you can save your preset. It will show up in the Preset drop down menu any time you add that effect to any clip in the future.
We seriously NEED this feature for ALL effects Apple!!!!!!! All you readers, please send in a request/feedback.

Premiere CS4 Audio Effects Only Work On Latter Half Of Each Audio Clip

I'm currently working with Premiere CS4 on a Windows 7 PC and running into some audio issues when exporting the video. In the timeline when I playback the preview the audio sounds fine but when I export it the audio effects I applied in Premiere only work half the time. Each audio clip will play in it's raw form for a few seconds and then halfway through playing the Premiere audio effects will turn on. I have two audio tracks in my timeline, one for music and the other for narration. There are 10 video tracks in total for various masks, overlays, title, etc.
The sequence has 18 audio clips in total and each one has a separate EQ, Highpass, Volume, and Denoiser effect on it (most are similar but are fine tuned for each clip). So far I've tried exporting as an AVI, MP4, and WMV but each has the same issue. I've also tried exporting with and without the "Use Preview Files" option on the Adobe Media Encoder to no avail.
Has anyone else ever encountered this type of issue before or have any ideas on how to fix it?

Posting for anyone else who comes across this issue:
I was able to fix this by taking all of my audio clips and nesting them in a new sequence, which was then moved to the main sequence. I kept all the effects on their individual clips.

What audio effect is used in this video?

Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to achieve the audio effect used at the 9:00 mark in this video without recording it. I don't debate that I should be figuring this out myself, but I thought someone might be able to save me a bit of time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axxaEbp2ZkU
If you think you know how to do it, I would appreciate you letting me know.
Thanks

sounds like the same audio effect in most of the video. Try a really meaty analog wave and run it through some grungy effects. They are also applying some kind of wah wah to it....almost.

How to remove unwanted audio using audio effects?

The audio effects in question: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS1c9bc5c2e465a58a91cf0b1038518aef7-7d80a .html
I've been meaning to learn how to do this for a while so I thought I'd get started.
I want to learn how to clean up my audio. I don't have very professional audio gear, I'm using a Rode videomic pro on a canon 60D so the quality isn't the best but it's ok for now. There is a lot I want to learn but right now there are 2 things on my mind:
1. I have a deadcat wind muff on my rode but still when the wind hits it I get this unwanted wind sound on my soundtrack. I know there has to be a way to remove or reduce this somehow using the audio effects.
2. Slight white noise over my audio. I know this is a result of recording directly from my camera but there has to be a way to reduce the white noise in order to get clearer audio. I've seen people recording right out of their camera and they have way better results than me.

I know there has to be a way to remove [wind noise]
There is. It's called ADR.
there has to be a way to reduce the white noise
There is. Better equipment.
Sorry but, I think you may be expecting to much of your post production tools.

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My audio effects on my eax console used to make a bigger difference. ?I used to use Concert Hall and the reverb effect was much greater just until recently when I downloaded some upgrades creative said i needed. ?I have tried to edit the audio effect individually except there is no edit button like the "help" menus suggests me to use. ?wtf
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Hmmm. You seem to have tried, without success, most if not all of the methods of resolving a Ken Burns black screen issue.
Some thoughts that have occurred to me:
1. Perhaps your G4 500mhz Mac is not fast enough. I think that the minimum spec for iLife '06 is 733mhz. Might have nothing to do with this problem, but I just mention it.
2. Are the sizes of your images too large, as can happen with some of these new high def cameras? iMovie has trouble working with very large images.
3. Do you have any 3rd pary plug-ins, particularly in Quick Time, that could be causing a conflict?
4. Do you have enough disk space for the project to operate?
5. Have you done a recent Quick Time update? Some users have reported a problem with that.
6. From your post, it appears that you have continuously worked within the same iMovie file that exhibits the Ken Burns problem. If this is true, try creating a new iMovie project and experimenting with a few clips to see if the problem persists in the new project.
Ken Burns issues can be very frustrating. I think that you will need to keep trying things until something works. Wish I could be more help, but perhaps some of the tech experts on this forum will have some workable suggestions.
There is an application called Photo to Movie that reputedly has a far better Ken Burns type of effect. If you can't resolve your problem, you might try downloading that app. I believe that it offers a demo download.
Good luck.

Any way to remove "reverb" in recorded audio using audio effects?

I taped an interview using a lapel mic. On playback on camcorder as well as playing it in PE7, it sounds okay. When I take the file and played it in our church over our sound system (which is state of the art) The audio of the people speaking sounds as if they're in a barrel. I have a soundtrack playing in the background and it sounds great, it's just the audio of the speaker that sounds so awful. Our sound tech says it sounds that way because of the small area I recorded in and the echoing is in the original footage, and that it's magnified when played over a good sound system. Is there a way to fix this or at least minimize the echoing "reverb" sound using the audio effects? Thanks!

One of the suggestions via Ozpeter's links was to model the impulse response from speaker to microphone in the reverberant environment. This is roughly what Gloftis would have to do:
Put the speaker back in exactly the same position in the original room with the same lapel mic in exactly the same position. Add a small high quality microphone close to the lips of the speaker. It would have to be so close that the reverberation was negligible and positioned so that breath pops didn't occur. Then get the speaker to say or read a few minutes of speech, and record the output of both microphones simultaneously. From this, the room acoustic and lapel microphone response as a whole could be computed (a black box filter response). The inverse response then needs to be computed, and you hope that such a filter is stable (not guaranteed). Then pass the reverberant speech through this inverse filter and voilà!
Another solution suggested was expanding the low levels downwards. That is essentially what I suggested in my first post. Expansion should be less obtrusive than gating (hard on/off).
Finally, the most straight forward method, if practicable, is to re-record the voice material in a non-reverberant environment. He/she could listen to the original speech and read out the material in synchronism, with the same mannerisms, to preserve lip-synch.

Loudness Radar not an option in Audio Effects

I'm running the current version of Premiere Pro 6 and need to start monitoring loudness. I was under the impression from what I've been researching that Loudness Radar is
standard with Premiere Pro. But I don't see it as an option in my audio effects folder. Do I need to download, install or activate something to make it work?
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Thanks again JIm,
Last question on this. Should I be running a higher Mac OS to use CC. I update my laptop to MT Lion recently and just notice that the Application manager has the CC logo
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Audio Effects not working in Premiere Elements 7

I am trying to apply some audio effects (DeNoiser, etc.) to the audio clips in my project, but when I select a clip and select and audio effect, I can't apply the effect. They "apply" button is greyed out, and if I try to drag and drop the effect onto the clip I get the universal "no" symbol on the mouse cursor.
The audio clips are linked to video clips (footage from an HD camcorder that was imported into the project). However, I also tried this with the audio and video unlinked, and the effects won't apply then, either.
Can anyone help?

I have been reading your thread and its responses with interest.
What is the brand and model of the camcorder that you are using? And, what is the file extension for the video with this 5.1 channel sound. Is your video AVCHD or HDV?
Some thoughts:
1. Premiere Elements 7 File Menu/Export/Audio will not export the Timeline video as 5.1 channel sound to Audacity, rather Stereo (2 channel).
2. I do not have an AVCHD file (or any file) with 5.1 channel sound. I have those that list 6 channel. I have found problems when I tried to export the audio from Premiere Elements when the file extension of the Timeline content was .m2ts versus .mts. For the audio derived from the .mts saved to Desktop..no problem for Audacity importing the export as .wav....for the audio derived from the .m2ts saved to Desktop, Audacity shutdown. In the latter case, Audacity seems to import the audio from the .m2ts saved to Desktop, IF the export from Premiere Elements is "Audio Interchange File Format" rather than .wav.
Also, if you have not found out already, regarding MP3 encoding Audacity, when you go to export as MP3 from Audacity, you may get the message "Audacity does not export MP3 files directly, but instead uses the freely available LAME library to handle MP3 fiel encoding."
I am looking forward to your results.
ATR

Adjustment Layer For Audio Effects

We've the latest Adjustment Layer For Video Fx In Premiere now days.....but my question is
Did premiere have anything like Adjustment Layer....So Basically if you want to add 20 Sound Effects in 40 Clips
You gonna spend the whole day for doing that...
If You suddenly want to change some amount in the Audio Effects Panel,that more worst
Any Advice For That???

You could add the effect in the track mixer.

Do we have presets for audio effects?

Hello to all! I would like to know whether we have the option of saving effects which we add to voiceovers as 'presets' so that when we do fresh voiceovers we need to only 'paste' these presets.
At present I am doing this to manage the situation: I have created a tiny 'template project' in which I have included a voiceover that has the necessary audio effects. There is a slight 'inconvenience' associated with this method and would like to know whether one can have a better way to get our job done with a single click!
Wish all of you a great day!
Dr. Somanna

Hello Fox, Greetings!
I had previously indeed made a compound clip of the 'edited voiceover clip', but I was not aware that this compound clip in the event browser would not be having the 'copy/paste attributes. In my earlier post I had mentioned this:
I found that the source clip in the event browser does not add the audio effects which are introduced in the timeline audio clip...
Your mentioning of double clicking the compound clip to have it on the timeline and then copy/pasting the audio effects has been a 'revelation' to me. It is working. Moreover, I have placed this compound clip in an 'template event' that I already have and hence I would find it an easy thing to add effects to future voiceovers. Fortunately my need for adding audio effects are very simple and I guess that it will remain so in future too! I would not be needing multiple and complex 'audio-effects presets!
Thanks.
Regards and have a great day.
Dr. Somanna

Audio/effects/transitions/titles from older versions of iMovie

I've discovered that iMovie 3 removed some content that was present in iMovie 2; specifically, the Water Ripple effect, and all the old stock audio clips. Granted, the new audio Skywalker Sound audio clips in iMovie 3 were better, but it'd still be nice to have access to the old ones too. So I have two questions:
Does anyone know if anything else was removed going from iMovie 3->4, 4->5, or 5->6?
Is there a way to get those old audio/effects back into later versions of iMovie? (Maybe a way to upgrade that preserves the older content, sort of like how you can upgrade iDVD 3 to iDVD 4 in order to keep the older iDVD 1 & 2 themes.)
Also another question: once upon a time, available for free download from Apple's website were a bunch of additional iMovie audio clips, background sets, etc. Alas, Apple has proven just as averse to preserving its past as nearly any other corporation: those files have long since been removed. Is there an archive of these anywhere?

Well after a bit of research I discovered that the old effect files can be integrated into later versions of iMovie. Basically what you have to do is right-click iMovie 2 and choose Show Package Contents. For the Water Ripple effect, navigate to Contents->Plug-ins, and copy the file Ripple.bundle, and create a copy of it to ~/Library/iMovie/Plug-ins. For the old stock audio sound effects, go back to the iMovie 2 package contents, navigate to Contents->Resources->Sound Effects, and copy all the files enclosed to ~/Library/iMovie/Sound Effects.
Of course you could always copy these files to the package contents of the later iMovie.app, but this way is a bit less of a "hack". (Oddly though when I tried just that, Ripple.bundle would only work when placed in iMovie->Contents->Plugins, not to be confused with the separate Plug-ins folder that it was stored in within iMovie 2.)
Anyway, hope this info helps somebody out there!

MAD audio effects bug in Premiere Pro CC following todays update?

Hi Guys
Since the update on my machine this morning to PPCC I have noticed the following problem.
If you apply, for example, an Exponential Fade to the start of an audio clip of say 10 frames and then play back that portion, if the audio effect is selected in white a VERY loud BEEEP replaces the audio effect. If however, the audio effect is not selected, this BEEP does not occur - it took me a few minutes to work out why or how it was happening and this is what I found....it wasn't doing this yesterday, applied the update and now all projects are beeping on the audio effect if that audio effect is selected in white!
...and it's driving me crazy having to deselect my audio effect in order to play it back properly!
Can somebody please test this on their machine and see what happens???
HELP!
Thanks!

I've been having this exact same problem out of nowhere. I tried the update today, to no avail. I tried selecting, deslecting, and replacing all my exponential fades and sometimes I get a light buzz and sometimes i just get what sounds like a 0dB square wave at 700hz or something. It's quite jolting when it happens loudly and I have the volume turned up for reference. I hope others are having this issue too so it can be quickly resolved because it's essentially rendering premiere completely useless in the meantime. The ONLY fix I'm able to find is to delete every audio fade, which will mean a lot of time spent with the pen tool - not my idea of a fun Sunday afternoon edit.

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