Video Editing: edit your audio really fast

#1

Post by photawe » Tue, Aug 11, 2020, 4:34 PM UTC

Video Editing: edit your audio really fast
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Re: Video Editing: edit your audio really fast

#2

Post by photawe » Tue, Aug 11, 2020, 4:37 PM UTC

This is a tutorial for our app, Studio Cinematic, to get you started editing audio with a few clicks.

Is this something you guys are interested in?

Re: Video Editing: edit your audio really fast

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Post by learningmore » Wed, Aug 12, 2020, 5:07 AM UTC

photawe wrote: post #2

This is a tutorial for our app, Studio Cinematic, to get you started editing audio with a few clicks. Is this something you guys are interested in?

I made it to 1:48, and it seemed like a basic video editing app up to that point.

A comment on the video, not the app: in the first 30 seconds, give me a fast demo of the best part! Hi, I’m X. You can edit audio incredibly fast with Studio Cinematic. Take this: “When I, uh, saw the other people and uh, I didn’t know how I would find my friend...” And make this: “When I saw the other people, I didn’t know how I would find my friend.”

Etc.

Also, the audio playing in the background was pretty loud- when you began speaking in the ducking example, the background music didn’t seem to duck quickly enough. Good luck!

Re: Video Editing: edit your audio really fast

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Post by photawe » Wed, Aug 12, 2020, 3:21 PM UTC

learningmore wrote: post #3

photawe wrote: post #2

This is a tutorial for our app, Studio Cinematic, to get you started editing audio with a few clicks. Is this something you guys are interested in?

I made it to 1:48, and it seemed like a basic video editing app up to that point. A comment on the video, not the app: in the first 30 seconds, give me a fast demo of the best part! Hi, I’m X. You can edit audio incredibly fast with Studio Cinematic. Take this: “When I, uh, saw the other people and uh, I didn’t know how I would find my friend...” And make this: “When I saw the other people, I didn’t know how I would…

Thanks for letting me know! It's clearly my mistake for linking to a tutorial.

This is a tutorial on my app - it was not meant to be a demo. Long story short, I will soon begin a channel where I will showcase my app, and that will contain exactly what you say: "The what", and then I'll describe "the how".

Thanks again!