Any Other Name by AlcoholicPixie

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• "Any Other Name" 09-20-2006
  All you need to know before you watch: it's my take on Romeo and Juliet, and it's AU. My first vid using Sony Vegas 6.0, so be nice! :D Enjoy
• Fandom: Lost
  Song: Any Other Name by Thomas Newman
  Vidder: AlcoholicPixie
  Length: 4:07 (13.8MB WMV)
• Characters/Ships: Jack Shephard, Kate Austen, James "Sawyer" Ford

Comments:

• AlcoholicPixie posted on 17.12. at 00:19
  New YouTube link:
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJOVYo_p3X8
• AlcoholicPixie posted on 27.09. at 09:27
  

  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!
• AlcoholicPixie posted on 27.09. at 09:26
  

  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*

  
  
  Weeeeeeeee, I helped one of the judges!!!
• AlcoholicPixie posted on 27.09. at 09:25
  

  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!
• nessie posted on 27.09. at 08:25
  

  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
• Aislynn posted on 24.09. at 04:28
  

  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*
  
  
• Borislava posted on 23.09. at 13:11
  That was such a cool vid!
  Your audio editing was great...you've found the effect
  Good job!
• AlcoholicPixie posted on 23.09. at 11:14
  

  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!
• nessie posted on 22.09. at 11:06
  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...
• AlcoholicPixie posted on 22.09. at 10:29
  

  buffyfan145 wrote:

  I really like this video!!! The storyline is really good and I like how when they talked it there was an echo!!! And the subtitles are really good too!!! The music playing fits really well too!!! Then changing Sawyer character was a really cool twist too!!! This is really good!!! And the Shakespear quote at the end was great!!!

  
  
  Thanks for the lovely comment! I'm really pleased with all the good feedback I'm getting for this vid!