Mattykins
Cute Member
Hey all,
I am working on a sound design right now on Soundtrack Pro. I typically use ProTools so this is kinda new.
So far I've been liking the workflow from FCP to Soundtrack - then I started having issues with the overall editing. It seems that when I am working on a specific clip. EQing it and such - the change affects the entire timeline. Since this is a mmultitrack project brought in from FCP. The master clip was brought on in one sweep. So basically I have Master clip 1, and then a bunch of subclips from there. (Scene 1, Take 1). So if I want to adjust S1T1, it seems to process the entire masterclip. So far I can't really tell if it changes the entire clip - but it certainly process using the entire clip. Which really slows workflow.
Any ideas of what to do here? Am I doing something wrong? Or is this how it works?
PS. I also can't figure out how to close an audio file once I double click it. It never seems to disappear tab wise.
I am working on a sound design right now on Soundtrack Pro. I typically use ProTools so this is kinda new.
So far I've been liking the workflow from FCP to Soundtrack - then I started having issues with the overall editing. It seems that when I am working on a specific clip. EQing it and such - the change affects the entire timeline. Since this is a mmultitrack project brought in from FCP. The master clip was brought on in one sweep. So basically I have Master clip 1, and then a bunch of subclips from there. (Scene 1, Take 1). So if I want to adjust S1T1, it seems to process the entire masterclip. So far I can't really tell if it changes the entire clip - but it certainly process using the entire clip. Which really slows workflow.
Any ideas of what to do here? Am I doing something wrong? Or is this how it works?
PS. I also can't figure out how to close an audio file once I double click it. It never seems to disappear tab wise.