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Logic For Video Editors

Summary

Video is two-thirds Audio. Consequently, Video Editor's need Logic. These tutorials demonstrate how to score video inside Logic.

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Price
$39.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
Trainer
Martin Sitter
Application
Logic Pro & Express
Level
Level 2
Platform
Mac & PC
Runtime
90 minutes
Status
Available

Please Note:

Shot on Logic 7; still largely applicable for Logic 8 users.

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Apr 25th, 2008 by Michael Canfield
Martin, I am new to video editing and was hopping for something a litle more stepwise and simpler. Having downloadable examples would be useful. Chunk size of each lesson is short.

Regards,

Michael Canfield
Mar 29th, 2008 by john l tumminello
I was really hoping that you would show a actual project being put together. I guess i was hoping to learn more about hit points. how to time your music to an already edited video. it was very gerneral and vague on how to put music to video. I did learn some new tricks with logic but i was looking for alittle more.
Jan 22nd, 2008 by Ryan Cavanagh
A great way to get started editing music to video!
Sep 10th, 2007 by odd joar helden
I realy enjoyed watching the MacPro videos. Looking forward to download more Logic- lessons from your website .
Aug 21st, 2007 by Barry Danielian
Hey guys-
I'm a long time logic user. Most of my gigs are composing-arrangig-producing-playig. I just got my first gig scoring a documentary. Hence my purchase....the turorial had me up and running and you predicted many of the questions I had and addressed them in a "to the point" manner.
Hats off for another great video!!
How about a score tutorial?!
Peace
Barry

Description

Music has always been center stage in Apple's Product line. Think iPod, and you can see why Apple's interested in making it easier for artists to create music.

But Apple is also into video, and Final Cut Pro is sweeping the competition aside, making Apple the dominant player in both the audio production and video editing markets.

With this in mind, it's no wonder Apple has spent a lot of time on Logic's video scoring functions. You can open Movies directly in Logic, change tempo to match scene breaks, and even adjust timecode offset to ensure your audio always matches your video, frame for frame.

But what's a movie without that bigscreen surround sound? If you have Logic Pro, you can score surround soundtracks right inside Logic. There's nothing holding you back from creating huge moving picture sound ... these videos show you how!

Click the link below to see precisely what's on offer by reading the table of contents.

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Martin Sitter

Martin Sitter
I write Apple's Courseware for Logic 7, Soundtrack Pro 2, & DVD Studio Pro. I also know the best Software Trainers in the world ... hmmm, I'm getting an idea ...

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Scoring Video in Logic
Section 1: OPENING MOVIES IN LOGIC
01: Opening a Movie in Logic
02: Using the Global Video Track
03: Resizing the Movie Window
04: Presenting the Movie
05: Using Movie Window Parameters
06: Viewing DV Movies Over Firewire
07: Playing the Movie's Sound
08: Importing the Movie's Audio

Section 2: WORKING WITH TIMECODES
09: Setting the Song's Frame Rate
10: Using the SMPTE Displays
11: Setting the Default Timecode Value
12: Setting the Offset Timecode
13: Setting the Movie Start Position

Section 3: CREATING PROXY MOVIES
14: Proxy Movie Overview
15: Why's My Video Blurry?
16: Choosing a Video Codec
17: Choosing a Frame Rate
18: Adjusting the Movie's Quality
19: Adjusting the Movie's Dimensions
20: Comparing the Source and Proxy Movies

Section 4: SCORING YOUR VIDEO
21: Using Pickup Clock to Spot Effects
22: Using Drag Modes

Section 5: EXPORTING AUDIO TO MOVIES
23: Exporting Audio To a Movie
24: Exporting an MP3
25: Adding the MP3 to Your Movie

Chapter 2: Setting-Up for Surround Mixing
Section 1: SETTING UP FOR SURROUND MIXING
26: 5.1 Surround Overview
27: Setting-Up for Surround Mixing
28: Creating a Surround Output Matrix
29: Organizing Your Channels

Section 2: PANNING AROUND SURROUND
30: Using the Surround Panner
31: Using the Pan Window
32: Opening Multiple Pan Windows

Section 3: BOUNCING SURROUND STEMS
33: Working with Center Channels
34: Working with the LFE Channel
35: Controlling Output Levels
36: Bouncing Surround Stems

System Requirements

  • Macintosh
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
  • G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
  • Quicktime 7 or above
  • Windows
  • Windows Vista, XP or 2000
  • Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
  • Quicktime 7 or above
  • .NET 2 or above

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