[ddots-l] Sergical/precise Audio Editing in Sonar?
- From: Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: midimag@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2011 13:30:19 -0400
Hi folks.
Usually, I do really precise stuff like muting individual breath
sounds, fade-ins of loud pops, saliva noises etc. in Sound Forge.
I'm talking about really picky editing, usually of vocal tracks.
But, until my weird problem in SF gets resolved, I have some
projects whose vocal tracks require this sort of really precise
editing and it looks like I'll be doing it in Sonar and CT.
I'm going to reread all the "working with audio clips" parts of the
CakeTalking Tutorial, but generally, what's the fastest way to
precisely select little bits of audio in Sonar?
I've used Sound Forge for this for years, because it's so quick
just lowering the zoom ratio and using shift+arrows to select,
refine the selection etc.
I'm worried that in Sonar I'll have to open multiple dialogs, edit
frame numbers etc. to accomplish the same thing, and it will take
hours instead of minutes.
Is this the case?
thanks,
Chris
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