[macvoiceover] Amadeus quick guide Volume,003.
- From: Keith Reedy <wa9dro@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 7 May 2009 07:04:06 -0400
Amadeus Pro Quick guide Volume 003
Although Amadeus Pro does have multi track functions that work with
Voiceover, I have only shown simple editing and basic keyboard
commands in this guide.
You will find a list of keyboard commands below.
Simple editing with Amadeus Pro
1: First of all, play your recording until you reach the begining of
the spot you would like to edit.
2: Move the insertion point to the playhead with, command-y.
3: Set a marker with, command-shift-m.
4: At this point you can go to the selection menu and do a number of
things,
extend the selection to begining, to the end, next marker, [if this is
the case, you must play your recording until you reach the place where
you want your second marker, to be located, then press command-y to
bring the insertion point to the playhead and then command-shift-m to
set the marker].
5: Once you have maid your choice just press the delete Key.
Helpful commands.
*** These commands may be some what different depending on the version
of Amadeus Pro you are using.
tab key stops and Rewinds to the beginning of the recording, second
press starts playback
Spacebar, play back, or, pause
Record, command-r
Stop recording with enter.
Record to new track, Option command-r
Stop recording with enter
Move through the recording with, command-option-left and right
arrows, this acts as a scrub-wheel.
Use just left and right arrows to make smaller corrections.
Command-Y moves the insertion point to the playhead
Command-Shift-Y moves the playhead to the Insertion Point
I have placed a few of the most used commands above, however, here is
a more complete list.
key action
space bar Starts sound playback, or pause
tab key stops and Rewinds to the beginning of the recording, second
press starts playback
option 1-4 Stores the current zoom level into the corresponding register
1-4 Sets the current zoom level the value stored in the corresponding
register
e Previews the effect of deleting the current selection
a Extends the selection by one pixel to the left
s Shrinks the selection by one pixel at the left
d Shrinks the selection by one pixel at the right
f Extends the selection by one pixel to the right
g Toggles the display of the grid behind the waveform
h Toggles the display of the selection in the timescale
n Cycles the currently active track between all the tracks of the
document
Command-shift-m Creates a marker at the insertion point
r Repairs the selection (select only a very short piece)
t Repairs the top channel of the selection (select only a very short
piece)
b Repairs the bottom channel of the selection (select only a very
short piece)
p Creates a marker at the playback head
down arrow Plays back half an octave lower
up arrow Plays back half an octave higher
left arrow Places the insertion point at the left end of the selection
right arrow Places the insertion point at the right end of the selection
[ Places the insertion point at the left end of the selection. If
nothing is
selected, moves the insertion point to the left by one pixel.
] Places the insertion point at the right end of the selection. If
nothing is
selected, moves the insertion point to the right by one pixel.
option-left arrow Moves insertion point to the previous marker
option-right arrow Moves insertion point to the next marker
command-left arrow Extends the selection to the previous marker
command-right arrow Extends the selection to the next marker
home Jumps to the beginning of the sound
end Jumps to the end of the sound
page up Moves to the left by one screen
page down Moves to the right by one screen
+ or = Zooms deeper into the sound
- Zooms out of the sound
option-‘+ or =’ Zooms vertically into the sound
option-‘-’ Zooms vertically out of the sound
command-click Places a marker at the clicked point
shift-click Extends / shrinks the selection to the clicked point
double-click Starts playing the current track from the clicked point
Keith Reedy
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