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Film mix from a unique soundtrack file

New Here ,
Jun 04, 2021 Jun 04, 2021

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Hello,

I have to do the mixing of a 90-minute documentary. The team delivered me only 3 files of 90 minutes each, from their FinalCut Pro X session:
- Video in mp4
- The "musics" track in wav
- The "direct sounds" track in wav (interviews, live sound, cutaways etc, all in a row on the same track)

So I split the direct sounds track into several pieces (practically one piece per shot or per sequence) in a multitrack session.
But if I apply an effect to one piece, it applies it to the entire 90 minute wav file.
How do I do the mix shot by shot, with different effects on each "piece" of the clip?

Thank you for your help

 

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Jun 04, 2021 Jun 04, 2021

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At the top of the Effects Rack there are two boxes - the first says Clip Effects and the other says Track Effects. When you highlight a clip, make sure that it's the Clip Effects box you've selected...

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Well it seems when I do this, it doesn't modify the original 90 wav. file, just the clip I selected on my multitrack session, which is perfect. Thank you !

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