Part 2 of 2 - This tutorial follows on from Part 1 and 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 last few topics are in VPX only. The topics

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 PDF e-book you can refer soundpools (9-21) by, instruments, genres and volumes. This is an update of my last version. Hope it will be helfpul. nihon94

I had noticed some time Magix users wanted to know the volume number, genres or instruments of the Magix Soundpool therefore, I decided to compile this PDF e-book. In this PDF you  can find soundpools from 9 to 20 with their volume number, genre and instruments. If you find any error please let me know also leave your comments. nihon94

Some things you should know about recording from a turntable. The "Red and White" USB device is designed for line level audio and video and does not include a phono pre-amp.  So if your turntable does not have a line level output (many do not), this device (see link below) will not produce enough output for the audio to be recognized. http://www.magix.com/gb/accessories/ You either need a

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

Using Magix Cleaning Lab to Enhance Your MP3 Experience  Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 2005 is a great tool for cleaning up those recorded files that need a bit of cleaning. But here’s a little trick that I use to make what I call “MP3 Albums”.  I became frustrated while listening to my MP3 player because the level of the music varies,sometimes quite damatically,from label to label. For instance ;

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

Using Magix Cleaning Lab to Enhance Your MP3 Experience Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 2005 is a great tool for cleaning up those recorded files that need a bit of cleaning. But here’s a little trick that I use to make what I call “MP3 Albums”. I became frustrated while listening to my MP3 player because the level of the music varies,sometimes quite damatically,from label to label. For instance ; spin

Thank you so much John,    This has helped me tremendously as I coloborate with outside composers sometimes and have been having some challenges with it. I have one more question, I am doing the final master of the album and want the volume level to be consistent. The coloborators track is a completed and is in a wave format, and I want it to be a little louder. The other tracks are at 64

Hi Ari, For some reason, I can't respond to or send you a private message. I had been meaning to comment on the one page version but never got around to it. This version is excellent! Good work! The only other things I can think of are: A list of styles/genre in the left column with the Soundpool version in the right hand column. This is the inverse of what you have. Addition of