Introduction To Adobe Soundbooth - Grade 12

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Introduction to Adobe Sound booth GRADE 12
Adobe Sound Booth Before opening Adobe Sound Booth, make sure that all of you files are organized. First, create a folder in which to save your sound (.wav) files as well as your Adobe Sound Booth project file. If parts of your project should happen to get lost (.wav files, for example) your Adobe Sound Booth file may not work.
Using the Workspace The upper-left corner of the default workspace contains the Tools panel. The Tools panel contains the most frequently used tools in Sound booth: Time Selection tool, Frequency Selection tool, Marquee tool, Lasso tool, Hand tool Zoom tool
Other tools are: The Razor tool (C) — Used to cut your clips. The Mouse tool (V) — general purpose tool used for navigating your workspace and rearranging clips. Play / Pause (Space Bar) — used to play or pause your clip. The Ripple tool (B) — used to shift the selected track left and right on the timeline to fine-tune your edits. The Hand Tool (H) — a way of moving around the timeline. Generally the hand tool is only useful for complicated, large scale productions. The Zoom Tool (Z) — used to scale your timeline to view precise points, allowing you to fine tune edits. Pressing the Alt key with the zoom tool active will allow you to zoom out on the timeline. Render (Return/ Enter key) — Renders the sequence in the timeline.
In the upper-right corner of the interface is a Workspace pop-up menu. This menu contains the Default workspace, along with two other preset workspaces, Edit Audio To Video and Edit Score To Video. Choosing one of these different workspaces changes the panel arrangement to suit that particular task. Choose Edit Audio To Video to see how the panels are arranged in this workspace. Default Edit Au&o to '"deo Edi Score to Video New Reset "Oefault-...
choose New Workspace from the Workspace pop up menu. Type a name for your workspace in the New Workspace dialog box and click OK. Your custom workspace then appears in the Workspace pop-up menu. New Workspace Switch back to the default workspace by choosing Default from the Work space menu.
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Below the Files panel is a group of three panels: Task, Effects, and Markers. The Tasks panel contains frequently used tasks, such as Auto Compose Score and Change Pitch, and Timing. The Effects panel is the next panel in the group. When we add effects, we are essentially creating a set of effects that are listed in this panel. The Markers panel allows us to add markers at any point in your sound file. This is particularly useful when you are exporting to Flash Video, because this panel lets you embed event and navigation markers that can be read in Flash.
Tasks . Effects OetO Type: Naroe Figure 7: The Markers panel
History Panel It contains a list of all of the actions performed since the file was opened. Click on an action to return the file to that state. Press Delete to delete a selected action. Increase Ampltu& (+1.70) Tran Selection
Editor panel. The main panel in the workspace is called the Editor panel. We can switch between any of the sound files we have opened by choosing the file from the pop-up menu in the upper-left corner of the panel. The zoom navigator, is located directly below the popup menu and provides a view of the entire waveform.
Fade in and Fade Out The Set Fade In <<icon> and Set Fade Out buttons in the upper left and right corners of the Editor window allow you to set up fades at the beginning and end of the audio clip. Click and drag the Fade In Point to the right to set up a fade in the beginning of the audio track. Trim handles Trim handles are located on either side of the Editor window. Click and drag the right trim handle to the left to create a new end point for the audio track.
Editor Panel Controls numeric Time slider, Previous and Next Marker Stop and Play Loop Playback Record Open Dialog Fade In and Fade Out buttons volume adjustment feature Louder button (to make certain parts of the audio louder.) Figure 1 2: The r rots
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