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Digital Audio Editing Linear vs. Non-Linear Editing Basic Terminology Transitions Editing Speech, SFX, Music Listening Fatigue.

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1 Digital Audio Editing Linear vs. Non-Linear Editing Basic Terminology Transitions Editing Speech, SFX, Music Listening Fatigue

2 Linear vs Non-Linear editing Linear  In time sequence  Cutting and splicing tape Non-Linear  Digitally recorded  Sequenced out of order

3 Digital Editing Terminology AIFF (mac) or WAV (pc) or MP3 Storage: Zip…Jaz…CD…DVD One minute stereo audio= 10mb Waveform Scrubbing

4 Transitions Segue and Cut Crossfade Fade In/Fade Out Creates pace and time references

5 Editing Speech ID sounds that make up words Edit dissimilar sound Emphasis and Inflection Ambience

6 Editing SFX Cut close to first point of sound as possible Most sounds have natural decay When sound has definitive end, better to synch to end point

7 Editing Music Cutting to resolution Preserving tempo Repetitive measures Key signatures Style and texture

8 Listening Fatigue Long periods of editing can reduce ability to perceive or remember the details Take regular Ear Breaks!

9 Adobe Audition- Edit View

10 Adobe Audition- Multi-Track View

11 Adobe Audition- CD View


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