Versions Compared

Old Version 10

changes.mady.by.user Tran, Kai

Saved on

compared with

New Version Current

changes.mady.by.user Susanne Kraft

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.
Go to the Main tab and choose the Sample Rate as 48kHz
Audio File Format PCM
Bit Depth 24 BitImported Image Removed

***All RTF students have access to a library with hundreds of audio loops and sound effects!***

To access this library:

  1. Click on the Shares globe on your toolbar
  2. Click on the 'class_folders' folder
  3. Navigate to Stock> audio

Image Removed Image Removed

  1. In AVID project Go to the "Settings" tab and then click on "Audio Project"

Image Removed

Image Removed

In AVID project select and open a BIN Or create a New Bin

to import audio into.

Image Added

Name the bin "Audio Bin" or similar

Image Added

Go to >File>Input>Import Media and navigate to the folder that contains the audio files that are to be imported.

Click on Options

Then click on "Options" again

Click on the Audio tab.


Choose to convert Sample rate to Project sample rate.

Choose to

not convert sources with pull-up and down rates
  • Choose to Autodetect Broadcast Wave Monophonic Groups
    • Check Subframe Alignment to Broadcast Wave Start Time. (this helps with keeping sync when exporting to ProTools)

    Convert bit depth to project bit depth


    Leave the rest unchecked



    Click OK

    Image RemovedImage Added

    Select all the files to be imported



    Select the Destination drive

    Image Added


    Select Open to begin importing


    NOTE the Resolution for Audio does not matter what it is set to

    Or files like this

    Audio Start Time – Choose the timecode that matches your project TC. Most Likely 23.98

    Click "OK to All"

    The audio files will appear as audio master clips in your bin.

    Image Removed


    Image RemovedUse them like any other master clip

    Image Added