Merging tracks in a clip.

Hi,
In Premiere CS6 what is the easiest way to merge the left and right tracks for a single clip so that you get a mono output through both channels?
Thanks.

You seem to have two masters. This is what I have (below). I need the left and right merging together so that left and right can be heard equally through both speakers.

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[svn] 2296: Initialized merge tracking for 3.0.3 changes that go back to 3. 0.x

Revision: 2296
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-06-30 07:01:14 -0700 (Mon, 30 Jun 2008)
Log Message:
Initialized merge tracking for 3.0.3 changes that go back to 3.0.x
Property Changed:
flex/sdk/branches/3.0.x/

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No sound after merging tracks

Hi guys,
After I merge all of my tracks on Garage Band for the iPad, the resulting "Merged" track has absolutely no audio.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong...I am selecting all of the tracks before merging.

Just a few trouble shooting tips.
Make sure to play the song before doing the merge to make sure that no mute or solo function is enabled
Check the metering if you can see the signal (output problem?)
Try to merge just a few tracks, not all at once, maybe there is a "troubled track". Not very likely but just to rule it out.
Hope that helps
Edgar Rothermich
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Can I turn off auto normalization in Garageband for Iphone 5 when merging tracks?

When you merge tracks on the iphone, it automatically normalizes the track. I want to be able to turn this off. Is it possible?

To expand on what Tim said, the iPhone 5, to work on Verizon's network requires that the Verizon 4G LTE SIM be installed in the phone. The SIM that came in your Verizon iPhone 5 is not a GSM SIM for roaming internationally.
The Verizon iPhone 4S comes with a Vodafone GSM SIM for international roaming. The SIM slot is not required on the 4S for Verizon's 3G CDMA network.

[svn] 1915: turn merge tracking on

Revision: 1915
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-06-02 13:14:51 -0700 (Mon, 02 Jun 2008)
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turn merge tracking on
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[svn] 4895: init merge tracking on trunk 1-4816.

Revision: 4895
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-02-09 06:41:23 -0800 (Mon, 09 Feb 2009)
Log Message:
init merge tracking on trunk 1-4816. Will only be cherry picking trunk changes to be merged down, no mass merges will happen to this branch.
Property Changed:
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[svn:fx-trunk] 5913: merge tracking init on i11.5

Revision: 5913
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-04-03 12:38:33 -0700 (Fri, 03 Apr 2009)
Log Message:
merge tracking init on i11.5
Property Changed:
flex/sdk/trunk/

Revision: 5913
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-04-03 12:38:33 -0700 (Fri, 03 Apr 2009)
Log Message:
merge tracking init on i11.5
Property Changed:
flex/sdk/trunk/

Importing tracks-merging tracks

Is there a way to rip 2 tracks as one. I can't figure this out. Please help me.

That worked but now this is a 3-4 seconds silence
inbetween songs. How do I get rid of that?
When you join the tracks, it just puts in the same amount of silence that is in between the tracks on the CD. It won't change the timing between tracks. In order to change the timing between tracks, you'd need to use a different approach. You could use QuickTime Pro to do it, I bet Garage Band will do it, too. Then you'd just import the merged tracks into iTunes.
charlie

Merge tracks in i tunes

How can I merge tracks in i tunes give me a longer track to use with my i photo slideshow?

An iTunes question, really. But I don't think so. iTunes has no editing capacity.
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Best practices/workflow in syncing multiple audio tracks to a clip

Hello
Master Collecition CS5
I have a couple of webisides that I'm editing.
Each actor had their own wirless lav microphone recording to an external audio system that recorded wav files.
And the camera was also recording audio.
We also had a clapboard that marked each scene. The camera and the external audio recording system all captured the clapboard information.
I am replacing the camera audio with the wav tracks from each lav microphone. For the most part when Actor "A" speaks I use Actor "A"''s lav wav. amd when Actor "B" talks I use Actor "B"''s wav file.
The timeline is already fine tuned and I don't want to have to extend the beginning of each video clip on the timeline so that I can sync it with the clapboard.
I've tried a number of tricks including a separate sequence just for syncing up sound. But it doesn't seem really practical or time efficient.
I was thinking that maybe I should be syncing up the clips in soundbooth. I see that when I right-click on an audio trick I am given the option to "Edit in Soundbooth".
Would incorporating Soundbooth into my work flow speed up the audio syncing.
I hope I am being clear!
Thanks
Rowby

I personally wouldn't mess around with copying and pasting timecodes. Yes, that'll work, but it's going to take more time than is really necessary to accomplish what you need. This is how I'd do this, though note that it's going to require some manual effort, no matter what:
In your sequence, move the CTI to the in point of your clip's audio portion; make sure the track that that clip is on is targeted. Hit the M key, which will match frame the clip and load it into the Source Monitor. Don't double-click the sequence clip to load it; you need an independent reference (e.g. the original master clip) for "measurement" purposes.
In the source monitor, press O to mark an out point before you move the CTI. Now, move earlier in the clip until you get to the clapboard, and park the CTI on the frame where the "clap" happens. You could also toggle over to waveform view to make this easier (I've actually mapped Composite Video to F3 and Audio Waveform to F4 on my keyboard to make this a quick and easy toggle). Mark an in point (I key), and take note of the in-out duration in the lower-right corner of the source monitor; it's the white numbers. For this example, let's say those numbers read (for a 29.97fps clip) 00;00;05;00, or five seconds.
With that number in mind, load up the matching audio-only clip into the source monitor, and move the CTI to the "clap" which you should see pretty clearly in the waveform. Once the CTI is postioned, you need to move the CTI forward the number of frames/seconds that you noted above... minus one frame. So, on your numeric keypad, type a "plus" (+) and the digits 429, or 4 seconds 29 frames (obviously this will depend on your sequence/source frame rate; one second less one frame in a 23.976 timebase is 23 frames, etc.). Once the CTI is positioned, hit the I key to mark an in point, and then drag the audio to the sequence; hold the Alt key and drop it onto the audio portion of the clip you're replacing. This will map the original audio's in point to the replacement audio's in point, and maintain the duration of the original sequence clip.
The reason you need to go one frame less is because when you mark an out point on a clip, you're actually placing it at the "end" of the current frame you are viewing, not the "beginning." You can see this in action if you park the CTI at a given frame and mark both an in point and an out point without moving the CTI; you end up with a selection duration of 1 frame. As such, you need to offset this duration when backtiming and then applying the duration to the replacement clip. It'll make sense after you do it once.
I know that sounds like a lot, but I was just trying to be as detailed as possible. Hope it helps...

Cam I add more than two audio tracks in a clip in iMovie 11?

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Audio Tracks With Partial Clips

The current project I am doing runs 104 minutes, with one standard audio track (A1). The first and last 20 minutes need an audio commentary, and the last 10 minutes need a third audio track (it's an alternate mix, basically).
Rather than creating three separate timelines (obviously, for space reasons -- not to mention efficiency), I have the main audio program on A1, as well as partial clips in A2 (commentary) and A3 (additional audio). However, since A2 and A3 only apply to part of the program, I am using Chapter Playlists (YAY for these!). As a result, A2 and A3 are audio tracks that have clips in parts, but a whole bunch of blank space in the middle.
I wasn't sure if this would work or not, but it seems to, with one small problem -- I just noticed that when listening to ANY of the audio tracks, when a point in the timeline is reached where one of the other audio tracks hits a clip's in point, the audio skips. It's just one small skip, but it's an annoying little imperfection.
For example, if A3 is blank until its clip begins at 95 minutes in the timeline, and I am listening to A1 (main program), then when I reach the 95 minute mark the audio skips. This also concerns me because it makes me wonder, are there any other problems that may arise when playing this DVD in a variety of players. Does anyone know if I might run into other problems?
I thought that by only putting the audio clip and not filling the rest with silence, I would save space on the disc. (My understanding is that a full audio track - even with silence - would take more space because it's encoded at a constant bitrate).
Am I going about this the wrong way by putting on the partial clips? Or should I just put on full clips that simply have silence in the unused portions -- and more importantly, if I were to do that, would it take up more space?
Thanks!

Did you hear the audio skips on a burned R or RW disc, or just in Encore's preview?
I would expect that "silence" would take up space on the disc. You could test for yourself to see just how much space by creating a test timeline with appropriate silence-d audio tracks, forcing a manual transcode of the audio assets and then taking a peek at the Project and Timeline panels to see how much space they take up.
-Jeff

Merge audio to video clips, end of clip loses audio

This is driving me nuts. After merging audio and video clips, sync to slate using the in points, everything is in sync.
The audio is longer than the video itself. But WAY before the scene ends, the audio mutes. The waveforms are visable but no audio plays. It drop out. It happens to every merged clip I create. I don't use the out points either.
Anyone else have this issue??
If I take an alternate method to sync them in the timeline and create a clip from there, it makes a new sequence clip losing the scene and take metadata. That's not good. Is there a workaround?

It happens on every project and different formats. I do use FCP Rescue and that doesn't solve it. I did figure out a work around which involves a few more steps and is more time consuming. Maybe this can help find the problem. Here is the ridiculous workaround steps. We should send this to Apple.
The "--" are the extra steps.
To get a good merged subclip.
Open the audio file and add the 'in point' to the slate.
--Drag audio clip to the timeline.
--Drag the audio clip from the timeline to the browser window.
Merge with video.
Viola. Audio won't drop out. But the waveforms are completely off with the sound.
Next step is to open the merged clips and Make Subclip so you don't have that extra media in the beginning and end. And the waveform seem normal.

Crackling, clipping sound during play backs/recordings? No tracks are actually clipping..

Hello, I've recently got GarageBand 10.0.2 and imported an old GB file to work with in the new GB.
When i play back the recording it seems i get a crackling, clipping type of sound although no tracks are actually clipping?
i think it may occur when i switch to the new presets but the clipping/popping noises come and go with ever play back.
Any idea?
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TheodoreG wrote:
A good bit-depth calculation would be useful for verifying the resolution of a recording, especially when it comes from a source that may have done it incorrectly. For example, an unfamiliar combination of hardware, software, and their settings might appear to deliver 24-bit recordings (observed from file size) but in fact deliver upsampled 16-bit audio.
If you end up with a recording that has a sample bit depth size that is the equivalent of 24 bits, you couldn't tell anything about the real source of it anyway - it could be upsampled 8 bit, for all you could tell from those numbers. And that's all it does - takes a guess from the sample depth.
I deal with the audio I get, regardless of what any form of analysis says about it, because generally there's nothing I can do about it anyway. And that's why I don't think there's any value in the information - I treat the audio and save it as 32-bit FP - end of argument!
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