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FaradayLinus
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 Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 5:22 am Post subject: Help With Volume in Sony Vegas |
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| Is it possible to turn up the volume on one clip while leaving all the other clips at their regular volumes? I know how to mute a single clip but I see no option to turn up a single clip. And if theres no option, is there some other way to just make someones voice louder through one of the reverb options or something? |
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littleton_pace
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| Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 5:30 am Post subject: |
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Yeah; in the Apply Non-Real Time FX where Reverb is; there's an option that says "Volume", i think its the third last one, and that allows you to turn up/down individual clips 
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| Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 7:34 am Post subject: |
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Unfortunately the volume option isn't available in Movie Studio (at least not in my version, which is 6.0  ). However, what I do is render that particular clip by itself as a .WMA or .MP3 with the master volume turned up (sometimes you have to play around with it a couple of times until you get it loud enough without it distorting) then just import it into the project and use it in place of the original. It's a few more steps but it still gets it there in the end if you should happen to not have that option available.  |
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FaradayLinus
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:33 am Post subject: |
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| littleton_pace wrote: | | Yeah; in the Apply Non-Real Time FX where Reverb is; there's an option that says "Volume", i think its the third last one, and that allows you to turn up/down individual clips |
| Aislynn wrote: | | Unfortunately the volume option isn't available in Movie Studio (at least not in my version, which is 6.0 ). However, what I do is render that particular clip by itself as a .WMA or .MP3 with the master volume turned up (sometimes you have to play around with it a couple of times until you get it loud enough without it distorting) then just import it into the project and use it in place of the original. It's a few more steps but it still gets it there in the end if you should happen to not have that option available. |
Thanks for the help. I have movie studio 9 so i guess sony wisened and added the volume option, because thankfully it was where littleton_pace said.
However I have a new problem.  I went volume crazy and now I need to know how to lower the volume correctly where I can get all my clips to have the same volume. I didnt realize my stupid volume on the pc was turned real low so i thought the new clips Id added to my video were just extremely low. So I turn them to to the highest level like 3-4 foreach one, and then I realized my pc volume was just down. So now everything sounds horrible and uneven lol. |
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littleton_pace
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:35 am Post subject: |
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Do you know how to make the opacity bar on clips appear? By clicking the top of the clip and hold/dragging down. Do the same thing on the audio clip and it'll lower the volume
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FaradayLinus
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:37 am Post subject: |
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| littleton_pace wrote: | | Do you know how to make the opacity bar on clips appear? By clicking the top of the clip and hold/dragging down. Do the same thing on the audio clip and it'll lower the volume |
oo ok, simple lol. so if I set them all to the same level with the bar, even if for some I turned it up like five times, andothers were turned up just once, theyll be equal? |
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littleton_pace
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:42 am Post subject: |
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No; you have to just fiddle with them all to try and get them the same. But if some are still too loud; you can use the same Volume thing you did to turn it up; but just turn it down
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