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nessie
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| AlcoholicPixie wrote: | | nessie wrote: | That was very creative, I really enjoyed it.
How did you get the audio to echo? I use Vegas and I'm not sure if I ever come across that feature... |
OK, give me a minute as I'm not on my home computer so I'll have to remember how to do it...
Right click on the audio you want to echo
Go to assign non-real time event FX
Go to Reverb click OK
There will be a box that will come up. There's a little white bar where you can choose which 'room' type you want it to be. Select Deep Hall.
Put the two levels underneath it at 75% and 100%
Click OK, then save the .wav file.
You'll have to extend the audio by dragging the end of it along to get the proper echo effect, but this is how I did it and it worked for me! |
Thanks for that AP  |
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AlcoholicPixie
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| Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:25 am Post subject: |
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| Borislava wrote: | That was such a cool vid!
Your audio editing was great...you've found the effect 
Good job! |
Many thanks, especially for your help with finding that effect... it took me a while but I finally got it how I liked it! |
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AlcoholicPixie
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| Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:26 am Post subject: |
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| Aislynn wrote: | | AlcoholicPixie wrote: | OK, give me a minute as I'm not on my home computer so I'll have to remember how to do it...
Right click on the audio you want to echo
Go to assign non-real time event FX
Go to Reverb click OK
There will be a box that will come up. There's a little white bar where you can choose which 'room' type you want it to be. Select Deep Hall.
Put the two levels underneath it at 75% and 100%
Click OK, then save the .wav file.
You'll have to extend the audio by dragging the end of it along to get the proper echo effect, but this is how I did it and it worked for me! |
*gasp* I have Vegas Movie Studio (the "baby" version of Vegas  ) and I've been wondering why it says right on the box that it comes with sound effects yet I haven't been able to find any!  Then when I read your post, I ran right over and fired it up, crossing my fingers that this wasn't just something that the Big Vegas has and...
Mine has it too! *dances with joy* Thank you, thank you, thank you, AP, for telling how you did that! You helped me to find something I've been looking for for a long time! *more dancing* 
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Weeeeeeeee, I helped one of the judges!!! |
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AlcoholicPixie
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| Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:27 am Post subject: |
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| nessie wrote: | | AlcoholicPixie wrote: | | nessie wrote: | That was very creative, I really enjoyed it.
How did you get the audio to echo? I use Vegas and I'm not sure if I ever come across that feature... |
OK, give me a minute as I'm not on my home computer so I'll have to remember how to do it...
Right click on the audio you want to echo
Go to assign non-real time event FX
Go to Reverb click OK
There will be a box that will come up. There's a little white bar where you can choose which 'room' type you want it to be. Select Deep Hall.
Put the two levels underneath it at 75% and 100%
Click OK, then save the .wav file.
You'll have to extend the audio by dragging the end of it along to get the proper echo effect, but this is how I did it and it worked for me! |
Thanks for that AP |
No problems, happy to help! |
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AlcoholicPixie
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