Removing Effects from a track

How do I remove an effect from the insert on a track? The help menu says to click on the insert and select "no effect" but when I click, it doesn't give me that option. Is there another way to remove an effect from a track?

Thank you. That was so simple that I feel silly now

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Can't remove effects from video track

Video: http://screencast.com/t/x5L00pQn
I right-click the track and select "Remove Effects", tick all checkboxes but nada.Of course, the track is not locked or anything.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

What effects are you referring to? I see time remapping keyframes, but those are exempt from the Remove Effects command (since removing them would alter the duration of your clip).
Remove Effects removes or resets the following:
Motion (intrinsic)
Opacity (intrinsic)
Video Filters (applied)
Audio Filters (applied)
Audio Volume (intrinsic)
Transitions are not effects, at least in the technical definition, so they are not removed either.

Removing hiss from cassette tracks

Other than the gate, how can I effectively remove hiss from some cassette tracks I imported to GB?

an audio editor like audacity would be a better choice:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#audioeditors
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)
but in GB you can try any of the EQs (parametric would be my first choice)

Remove Effects from Inspector Window???

With a clip selected in the timeline, I played around with available effects but now my Inspector window is filled with lists of Effects, with some duplicated several times. I can remove the effects from the clip by deselecting the Effect header, but my question is, how can I remove the now disabled Effect header from the Inspector window because it's getting pretty cluttered?
Thanks.

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Removing keyframes from motion tracking

I have this video that I perform Analyze Motion to, then Match Move what I want to attach.
Trouble is, the Analyze Motion is just a little bit too jittery for my liking. What I'd like is to do a match move but only have every other (or every 3rd) keyframe used, to smooth out the movement.
Is there a way to do this, or to knock out every other keyframe from the Analyze Motion?

The best way to "smooth" a track is to use the Average parameter behavior. Apply it to the same layer that has the Analyze motion (or any other tracking behavior). Set the "Apply To" parameter to the Track result(s) that need smoothing. I would recommend using one instance for each axis (X/Y) for each track. This will give you better control since in many cases you may need different degrees of smoothing.
Be aware, average reduces the accuracy of the tracks, so you may encounter some drift or decreased accuracy. If you really want to remove every X number of frames, you would need to do this manually in the keyframe editor. Before you do that, I'd make a copy of the tracking beahvior. If you remove keys from the behavior and don't have a duplicate, you'll have to reanalyze.

CS3 Removing effect from one object changes all other images on page-!???

I'm reusing an 80 page document that I created last year as the template for an updated version of the same document. There are images on almost every page. In the previous version of the document most images had a drop shadow applied, but this year I'm not using drop shadows so I've been deleting old photos or placing new images in old photo boxes and removing the drop shadow. No problem most of the time, but there are about 5 images in the document (scattered around randomly) that are problematic - when I either delete these or try to remove the drop shadow effect, all the other images on the page get darker (a lot darker). It's not specifically the drop shadow causing the problem - I can change the effect to any other with no change to the problem, it's just when I remove or clear all effects that the problem occurs. I even tried creating a new spread then cutting and pasting all but the problem image but it didn't work - everything was dark till I added the problem image. So weird and confounding! I've never seen this in either CS3, which I've been using for a few years, or any previous version of InDesign. The only workaround I've found is to move the problem images onto the pasteboard and keep them, but I'd rather not send the document to the printer like that. Has anyone seen this problem??? Hmm, the only thing I can think of is that I'm still using CS3 yet I upgraded my Mac OS to Snow Leapard (10.6.4). In fact, this isn't the only problem I've had with my CS3 Suite programs since I got my newer Mac. Maybe I just answered my own question, sort of. Still, has anyone seen that InDesign problem?

Thanks Peter! You're right about the problem images being the only ones on their pages. They are all grayscale though. Rob mentions that possibility. I Sounds from both your answers like the problem is probably with the transparency blend space. Unfortunately (or fortunately?), I've never had to set the blend space. My printers have always handled that part. I hope I can ask you this newbie question -- if all the images are grayscale what should the transparency blend space be? I assume it should be in CMYK since the doc will be printed offset and the printer will have the native files not a PDF. The doc's transparency blend space is set to CMYK. Rob seems to think this could be the problem but the only choices are RGB or CMYK as far as I can tell.

Removing echo from audio track.

Hi
I have audio recorded in a church which sounds great apart from the echo on it. Im at a loss as to which filter, if any will help remove it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Adrian

You may be able to reduce the level of echo by using a noise gate; the results will depend upon the nature and level of echo and also other background noise, but some reduction may be possible. Don't be too agreesive in the setting of noise reduction otherwise it will be very obvious that you are gating the sound and you will end up hearing the background sound coming and going as quite often heard on less well processed movies and tv productions.

Remove Reverb from Voice Tracks in GarageBand

I am testing out the version of GarageBand that came with my iMac. I had previously been using GarageBand '09.
In GB 10.0 when I add any voice track, it automatically includes this reverb that I can't get rid of. The default "audio track" has no reverb but so far it looks like all of the voice tracks have it.
I have turned off the master reverb, master echo, and track reverb/echo.
I still here it.
What am I missing?

The "Reverb" is part of most of the predefined vocal patches.
You can save your own settings as a new instrument patch using the "Save" button at the bottom of the Library. Then use this patch, when you create a new vocal track.

Batch remove an effect from all clips in a timeline

This has probably been asked a hundred zillion times, but is there a way to batch remove an effect from all clips in a timeline?

I saw that there, but was hoping to remove just unsharp mask from all the clips but keep colour correction effects.

[svn:fx-trunk] 5839: * Removed the logic that tracked when cached SWC had been removed from

Revision: 5839
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-04-01 10:34:31 -0700 (Wed, 01 Apr 2009)
Log Message:
* Removed the logic that tracked when cached SWC had been removed from
the library path, because it wasn't working correctly in some cases
and it is no longer necessary due to revision 5524.
tests Passed: checkintests, performance testsuite, FlexBuilder
outputFolder JUnit tests
Needs QA: YES
Needs DOC: NO
API Change: NO
Reviewer: Pete F.
Code-level description of changes:
CompilerSwcContext.java
Removed updateRemovedSources() and it's usage.
CompilerAPI.java
Removed deleteRemovedSwcSources(), renamed
deleteObsoletedSwcSources() to reportObsoletedSwcSources(), and
deleteShadowedSwcSources() to reportShadowedSwcSources().
Updated validateCompilationUnits() to no longer report
DependentFileNoLongerExists.
SwcCache.java
Removed "removed" and "updated" variables, their getters, and the
code that initialized them.
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/CompilerAPI.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/CompilerSwcContext.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/swc/SwcCache.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/swc/SwcGroup.java

Revision: 5839
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-04-01 10:34:31 -0700 (Wed, 01 Apr 2009)
Log Message:
* Removed the logic that tracked when cached SWC had been removed from
the library path, because it wasn't working correctly in some cases
and it is no longer necessary due to revision 5524.
tests Passed: checkintests, performance testsuite, FlexBuilder
outputFolder JUnit tests
Needs QA: YES
Needs DOC: NO
API Change: NO
Reviewer: Pete F.
Code-level description of changes:
CompilerSwcContext.java
Removed updateRemovedSources() and it's usage.
CompilerAPI.java
Removed deleteRemovedSwcSources(), renamed
deleteObsoletedSwcSources() to reportObsoletedSwcSources(), and
deleteShadowedSwcSources() to reportShadowedSwcSources().
Updated validateCompilationUnits() to no longer report
DependentFileNoLongerExists.
SwcCache.java
Removed "removed" and "updated" variables, their getters, and the
code that initialized them.
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/CompilerAPI.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/CompilerSwcContext.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/swc/SwcCache.java
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/swc/SwcGroup.java

How do you remove plug-ins from a track?

This might sound stupid, but I don't know how to remove plug-ins from a track.
Not only bypassing them, but removing them completley!
Help anyone?
Thanks!

May I suggest reading the "Exploring Logic Pro" manual. It's a short read and has the exact answer your looking for plus it will answer so many other operational questions.
Really a good place to start, 2nd listing from the top.
http://documentation.apple.com/en/logicpro/

How to remove effect presets from a clip?

I'm learning how to use Premiere Elements 8 from Adobe's official Help document.
I'm currently working through Chapter 10, "Applying effects", section "Working with effect presets" -> "Apply an effect preset".
The Help document doesn't tell how to remove an effect preset you had applied.
I've tried to follow the instructions for removing regular effects, but they don't seem to work in the case of presets.
How can i remove effect presets from a clip?

I suspect it's actually a standard PE terminology that i'd better get acquainted with.
I wanted to address this part separately. Actually, "workflow" is more of a video, or at least NLE term, and is not specific to PrE.
As for terminology, this ARTICLE might prove useful.
As I attempt to point out, some of these terms might be applied slightly differently, depending on the exact program used. As a for instance, PrE 8 has moved all of the Export options to Share. I still write "Export/Share" in case a PrE 2 through 7 user reads it. Terms can change. Also, Avid might call one common operation by one name, and Final Cut Pro use a different one.
For me, I had to learn some new terms. I can from a film background. Terms were changed with video. For instance, my old Fade-to-Black is now Dip-to-Black in most NLE's. First time that I typed Fade-to-Black, everyone came back with "huh???"
I read a lot of books on general editing of both video and audio. Some authors use different programs, and though the core theories are the same, their terminology can be rooted in their program of choice.
Also, with regards to audio, many still use a lot of the terminology from the analog days, and keep them, because analog is still part of the workflow in most productions - think of the mics, for instance. There is generally less analog left in video, unless someone needs to telecine film to digital, or transfer VHS tapes to digital. More of the total workflow is all in digital, so my old film school terms have faded.
One of the things that I attempt to do is differentiate exaclty what I am talking about. If I type video, I mean video in general. If I type Video, I am talking about the video Assets in a Project. Notice that Assets is also capatilized, as that is a term from the NLE and is specific to all things, SFX, Video, Audio, etc. used. Sometimes I slip up. I use project to mean the whole thing, and Project to mean the setup in the NLE, that will result in either a .PREL, or .PRPROJ file from my Adobe editors. Does this make sense?
Good luck,
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How to remove flicker effect from screens / projections?

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You need to shoot scenes like that using a camera that allows Synchro-Scan, which can adjust the cameras scanning rate to that of the display in the shot. Any mismatch between camera and siaplay is what causes the flicker, and Synchro-Scan is the only way to correct it without entirely removing the screen from teh shot and replacing it with another, usually via After Effects.

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Use the Lens Distortion effect, set curvature to your liking.

REMOVE VOCALS FROM TRACKS

DOES LOGIC PRO 8 HAVE A PLUGIN FOR REMOVING VOCALS FROM TRACKS?
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Sample if I'm not mistaken that was a tongue in cheek comment, and I got it... so you know it wasn't lost on everyone. As far as the VS880... I'd like to hear the "stunning' results I had one of those way way back and the bottom line is you are taking out frequencies that are panned centre, so ... as pointed out the reverbs and delays are almost never panned centre and won't get removed... but there are a lot of other instruments that suffer from the removal of said frequencies and to my ear ... the results always suck... DNA is just new and even though a revolutionary break-through, I seriously doubt it's anywhere close to that. I mean he did have a break through playing with the math of frequencies but when it comes to trying to separate formants all those other unique elements that distinguish between the sounds of different instruments including voice .. forget it...
At this point DNA won't even separate drums, and for all intents and purposes you could argue that each drum in a kit is pitched differently ... They are sooooo far from separating instruments sharing frequencies not worth mentioning...

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