2013
Lynda
Scott Hirsch
1:24
English
In this course, explore a powerful round-trip workflow between Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro that helps sound editors to quickly mix dialogue, sound effects, and music for film. Author Scott Hirsch frames the lessons in a way that appeals to filmmakers of all levels, as well as professional and amateur audio mixers. He starts with exporting your tracks from Final Cut Pro and taking advantage of the film and video templates in Logic Pro, which makes project setup a snap. Then discover how to consolidate and edit dialog, fix noise problems and background hum, and add special effects. Finally, explore how to use automation and EQ to enhance and match your final tracks to the picture.
Introduction 4m 6s
Welcome 1m 9s
What you should know before watching this course 1m 45s
Using the exercise files 1m 12s
1. Getting Started 21m 10s
Why use Logic Pro? 2m 27s
Initial setup and views 4m 43s
The power of the template 4m 51s
Exporting audio and video from Final Cut Pro 7 2m 44s
Importing into Logic Pro 6m 25s
2. Editing Dialogue and Location Sound 24m 59s
First steps 7m 22s
Dialogue editing: Part one 6m 27s
Dialogue editing: Part two 3m 21s
Fixing hum problems with processing 4m 10s
Fixing broadband noise problems with processing 3m 39s
3. Working with Sound Effects and Music 18m 27s
Synchronizing sound effects 4m 54s
Using Foley 2m 23s
Creating sound effects from scratch 3m 59s
Working with music tracks 3m 14s
Background ambience 3m 57s
4. Mixing to Picture 15m 6s
Automating volume 3m 28s
Using EQ to enhance your mix 4m 9s
Automating plugins 2m 39s
Printing final stems 3m 22s
Marrying back to picture 1m 28s
Conclusion 38s
Next steps 38s
http://www.lynda.com/Logic-Pro-tutorials/Mixing-Short-Film-Logic-Pro/111778-2.html

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