Gradual slow down.

[sexy_mommy]

Is there a way to slow a clip down gradually other than making lots of small cips with different speeds?

 

[Spot]

Right click the event/clip, choose Insert Envelopes, and then choose Velocity

http://www.vasst.com/search.aspx?text=Velocity has a few tutorials on how this works.

 

[sexy_mommy]

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Thanks for the tip. I managed to get the viedo to slow down gradually as i wanted but now the sound is out of sink, do you know how to fix that?

 

[James Gerber]

Can Velocity Envelopes be applied to audio as well?

 

[Spot]

Velocity envelopes cannot be applied to audio. Would be nice, but unfortunately the way audio samples, it's not as easy to keep quality as you might think.
Audio can't stay exactly in sync when slowing video down gradually. So, you need to cut the audio to match the changes in the velocity filter and slow it down accordingly, using CTRL+Drag

 

[davey]

abelton's live can automate tempo.

this will alow you to slow down your audio gradually

 

[James Gerber]

I reckon the trick would be to have it synch-up properly?

 

[Spot]

Getting it to sync is problematic...It's too bad there isn't a good VSO-emulator for dig audio. There used to be, from Turtle Beach, but it never really got as good as everyone thought it would. This was back when they made the 56k box, it was a great dig audio tool. then they went consumer and killed the professional apps.

 

[sexy_mommy]

I can't CTRL+Drag the audio because it is connected to the vido file. If I CTRL+Drag it all changes.

 

[skettalee]

Then ungroup them.

 

[David Jimerson]

Click on the audio file and press "U."

 

[sexy_mommy]

That kinda works, the audio file is now the same length as the video but it is still out of sync, is there no way to match the audio back with the video when I'm using a velocity envelope?