Part 1 of 2 - This tutorial shows most audio features, including sources of audio/music files that come with Magix Movie Edit Pro Plus/Premium 2021 and Video Pro X12. There is more detail for some of the important features, less for other. The main purpose is to show what is available without going into too much detail. The topics covered in Part 1 are: 0:00 Introduction 1:09 Audio Sample Rate

This tutorial demonstrates how to link the Mixer fader controls of 3 audio clips (in this demonstration sound effects), with relative volume levels and, using Automation, adjust the overall volumes, while maintaining the relative volume levels, to match the action seen in 2 video clips. Towards the end of the tutorial you will also find that other Mixer controls can be linked. For using the FX

In this tutorial we look at the 2 FX channels that are available in the Mixer, what they do and how to use them. To hear the FX channels effects at their best headphones are advised.

Videos often have audio tracks which are in need of improvement. This video will show you how you can remove disturbing noises and add your own recordings to the audio track. Finally, all audio tracks in the project will be mixed and enhanced in the audio mixer.

In Samplitude Producer 11 (hereafter abbreviated S11P), the Insert slots in the Track Editor or Mixer are where you would typically any VST or Direct X plugin effects to an individual track or to an Aux channel. You can add plugins to the Insert slots by simply clicking the down arrow for each one, and then choosing the effect that you want. You can change the order of your plugins by simply

I was trying to use MMM 16 Premium in making of Chopped and screwed Music that was started by DJ Screw in the early 1990s. I can say MMM 16 Premium showed me new ways and I am able to make some as test project. The audio I am sharing is based on two parts, in second part I also have reversed the vocals notice the difference. Here is a detail: Style Hiphop Tracks 1  Bass reversed 2. Drum

Good idea to update the tutorial John. I like the idea of each channel that is linked gets a blue rectangle around it to show at a glance which channels are active. I also like the way volume levels are relative to each other when moved. This is much more useful than each slider changing direction by the same amount and keeps volumes relative to each other. The mixer is now more useful to me than

nihon94 - Justin (NoTurning) doesn't seem to post here anymore, so I will comment.   What he is talking about here is basic mixing.  It applies to any arrangement, but more so to vocal and instrument tracks that have been recorded live.   The goal is to create a wide and dimensional stereo soundstage.  If you do not do this, most of the vocals and instruments will be "stacked