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Editing / Separating Audio Files? Advice Please
02 Jun 2020 14:24 #107617
by OffRoad
Editing / Separating Audio Files? Advice Please was created by OffRoad
Hi everyone, I'm new to the board & a FCP new user! So glad I find this site!
I played around with the software bit as I follow some online videos, but now I'm editing my first project & haven't found an answer
I'm editing an audio interview between two people & I'm wondering if it's possible to edit individual audio tracks?
I see in Audio Configuration there are two separate dialogue files / sections, but they both say "Dialogue 1" and have both subjects talking. I need to edit 1 of the subjects, without causing adjustments on the other.
Is it possible to bring their individual dialogues to the timeline or separate them somehow? I've tried finding an answer online, but I'm not sure I'm being clear (many reference video).
I appreciate any assistance or help. Thanks!
I played around with the software bit as I follow some online videos, but now I'm editing my first project & haven't found an answer
I'm editing an audio interview between two people & I'm wondering if it's possible to edit individual audio tracks?
I see in Audio Configuration there are two separate dialogue files / sections, but they both say "Dialogue 1" and have both subjects talking. I need to edit 1 of the subjects, without causing adjustments on the other.
Is it possible to bring their individual dialogues to the timeline or separate them somehow? I've tried finding an answer online, but I'm not sure I'm being clear (many reference video).
I appreciate any assistance or help. Thanks!
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03 Jun 2020 07:50 #107630
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Editing / Separating Audio Files? Advice Please
If the recording is on two tracks, you might want to use the expand audio components function in the Clip menu to access the separate tracks.
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