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Final Cut Pro 6 - Editing Intermediate by Tiffany Burnett

Trimming

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Tiffany will show you how to fine tune your edit points with the Trim…

Adding Video Transitions

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Tiffany teaches you how to use various video transitions within Final…

Creating a Title

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Tiffany shows you how to add a basic text title into your video in Final…

Adding Music

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Tiffany teaches how to add music from a CD or other source into your Final…

Color Correction

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Tiffany explains the basics of Color Correction in this lesson.

Audio Mixing Part 1

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Tiffany gives an overview of Audio Mixing in Final Cut. Part 1 of 3.

Audio Mixing Part 2

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Tiffany explains Absolute Audio Mixing in the three part series on Audio…

Audio Mixing Part 3

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Tiffany teaches you how to use Relative Audio Mixing in this last lesson…

Export from Final Cut to DVD Program

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Francisco teaches you how to export a movie out of Final Cut to be used…

Export from Final Cut to the Web or iPhone

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Francisco shows you how to create a movie file that can be played on the…

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Comments

Kelly
6:52 pm Thursday
Sep 22, 2011

Your audio should peak no higher than -6db. The -12db tone with bars is just used as a reference for whomever may be broadcasting it.

kellopes
8:59 am Thursday
Sep 22, 2011

I heard once that for video editing you are suppose to have your peaks at -12 dB. I am not sure which one is correct. When I am doing my audio balance (the final), what is my peak suppose to be in order to not distort when playing back on a DVD player or anywhere else? Is it -12bB or -6dB. PS: The Bars and Tone generator produces a -12dB sound.

burkco
7:46 pm Monday
Feb 28, 2011

that information can be used on an great deal of clips