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Audio Sync in 10.0.6
26 Nov 2012 10:36 #17816
by FCPGuy
Audio Sync in 10.0.6 was created by FCPGuy
Unless I am missing something but it seems there is no way to access to the window option where you can choose from, Timecode, Marker and Use Audio to sync the Audio together.
Which I could drop to my next question how well does FCPX sync with R3D files from the camera and external recording?
Which I could drop to my next question how well does FCPX sync with R3D files from the camera and external recording?
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26 Nov 2012 13:08 #17822
by sidderke
Replied by sidderke on topic Audio Sync in 10.0.6
Is that window not only there when you make a Multiclip, and not a Synchronized clip?
You could theoretically use a multiclip to make a synchronized clip, but maybe other people can tell you more about it.
Haven't tried the R3D sync yet.
You could theoretically use a multiclip to make a synchronized clip, but maybe other people can tell you more about it.
Haven't tried the R3D sync yet.
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26 Nov 2012 14:23 #17825
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Audio Sync in 10.0.6
Open the R3D file into the timeline and place the audio in the timeline. Sync clips only works with audio waveforms. Multicam would work for timecode, though it may complicate things down the road.
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28 Nov 2012 20:49 #17941
by Scrubelicious
Replied by Scrubelicious on topic Audio Sync in 10.0.6
Well actually automatic sync does use Timecode.
Final Cut Pro compares waveforms from the camera audio and second audio source to sync sound automatically — down to the sample level. If camera audio is unavailable, Final Cut Pro uses timecode to match recorded audio with picture. In short, syncing by hand is a thing of the past.
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