Great video and information. I don't edit music but this will help me edit spoken word and get cleaner edits when I make a "tic" sound right before I say a word and there is no silent spot in between. Thanks :-)
Whenever I try to snap to zero crossings with stereo audio, it only snaps to zero where the left channel is at zero, and the right channel still pops. Is it possible to have it trim the left and right channel separately, or do I need to make the track mono first? Thank you!
That means you have phase issues with your recording. Of coarse, this also depends on the audio material, true stereo or simulated. Regardless, If you are zeroing in on at least one channel, you should not have any clicks. Might suggest using fade in, if possible. OR You can split the stereo track into two mono tracks, phase correct and combine them again (cheaper than buying a phase correction plugin).
Don't get me wrong, the video is very useful, I'm just so annoyed by the anticipation of what I was looking for that I literally wanted to jump of the building
@@RecordingStudio9 Ok man, I get it. But I just wanted to see where I need to click for zero-crossing point in studio one. And your video is more than 5 minutes in duration.
You might know what Zero Crossing Point is in audio, but many don't know even what it is and why it's important to know. After quick tips? RTFM. Thanks for watching.
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Great video, I watched it in 2x speed and digested everything very quickly! Thank you
I checked the manual and two other videos on zero crossing in S1, but I only got it working after watching your video. Thank you!
You just saved half of my lifetime, thank you!! :)
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Thanks for this another info sir. God bless you. Regards from Philippines
Thank you so much I will try this
Did it work?
Great video and information. I don't edit music but this will help me edit spoken word and get cleaner edits when I make a "tic" sound right before I say a word and there is no silent spot in between. Thanks :-)
Video starts at 3:03
This channel is good for beginners like me, but what about LUFS settings in studio one prime?🙏🙏🙏
Whenever I try to snap to zero crossings with stereo audio, it only snaps to zero where the left channel is at zero, and the right channel still pops. Is it possible to have it trim the left and right channel separately, or do I need to make the track mono first? Thank you!
That means you have phase issues with your recording. Of coarse, this also depends on the audio material, true stereo or simulated.
Regardless, If you are zeroing in on at least one channel, you should not have any clicks. Might suggest using fade in, if possible.
OR
You can split the stereo track into two mono tracks, phase correct and combine them again (cheaper than buying a phase correction plugin).
Very good. How can I create a macro to toggle timebase options ? There`s no options to timebase in macro organizer.
Don't get me wrong, the video is very useful, I'm just so annoyed by the anticipation of what I was looking for that I literally wanted to jump of the building
I'm sure the video title is explanatory, as well as the introduction, and no need to jump off a building.
@@RecordingStudio9 Ok man, I get it. But I just wanted to see where I need to click for zero-crossing point in studio one. And your video is more than 5 minutes in duration.
You might know what Zero Crossing Point is in audio, but many don't know even what it is and why it's important to know. After quick tips? RTFM.
Thanks for watching.
Ok, this is a computer. You can turn it on, but if you don't want to turn it on, you don't need to. Come back tomorrow, when you are in better mood. Ok. Now, if you choose to turn on your computer, then you'll wait for your operating system to boot. It can be slow, or fast if you have SSD. SSDs are cheap these days, there is no reason for you to don't have it. But if you choose to have the old ones, it's fine, we'll wait for you. Now, while we are waiting for you, let me tell you that your system can be Windows or Mac. If it's Windows, than it can be all between Windows XP to Windows 10. Now, do you see a little arrow on your screen? We'll wait here for you system to boot and for you to find the cursor. Kill me please
I'm really trying to understand your point, but to me, it's invisible.
this video could have been 30 seconds
Sorry I took 4:43 extra of your time trying to teach you not just how, but why. You're welcome.