Hi Marlaina,
When I was first learning Amadeus Pro I found it difficult to piece
together all the written tips and suggestions. Also, the in app help was not
written from a voice over perspective. Once I was successful I did a podcast
designed to help new users of Amadeus Pro with Voice over. It is a little out
dated but I think it might still be helpful to you. As I said I created it
with exactly your situation in mind. I used the example of recording vinyl
records but the basics are covered. You will find it at blindcooltech.com I
believe it is called Amadeus Pro Vinyl to CD.
I also did a podcast on how to use Amadeus Pro to create ring tones but I'm
pretty sure it was not published on Blindcooltech.com. Only about 1 of three
of the podcasts I submitted actually ended up available.
I hope you find the Amadeus Pro podcast helpful.
Eric Caron
On Feb 9, 2012, at 6:25 AM, Marlaina Lieberg wrote:
> This is really helpful! I will be playing with Amadeus this weekend. Thanks
> so much.
>
> Marlaina
>
> Reach within you, find the beauty of you, then share your light with the
> world!
>
> Marlaina Lieberg
> [email protected]
>
>
>
> On Feb 8, 2012, at 6:38 AM, Paul Erkens wrote:
>
> Marlena,
> To add to Jurgen.
> Load up a file: hit command o in amadeus and browse as usual.
> 2. To save a file, it's in the file menu where you expect it. Just like in a
> text editor you can choose the file type, so you can also save directly into
> mp3, into wav, aac or whatever you want.
> 3. There is one concept to be very aware of. Amadeus has what is called the
> play head, and it has a separate editing cursor, called the insertion point.
> I wish there were a way to bind them together, but often when editing, I
> sometimes still forget that the playhead is not where the insertion point is.
> In general, the play head is at the spot you are listening to, moving along
> as playtime goes by. The insertion point stays where it is, and you have to
> manually pull it towards the play head with command y. The play head is
> something you might remember from old reel to reel recorders. It's a metal
> solid object, that plays audio as the tape is pulled past it.
>
> Once playing, you can stop with the space bar. Space again to resume. Turn
> quicknav off and left and right arrows will skip back a few seconds, or
> forward. Once stopped, or while playing, hit p to drop a marker at the play
> head. Play on by hitting space, and fast forward with right arrow till you
> have your next spot where you want another marker, optionally pause playback
> and hit p to drop another marker. You can view how many markers you have set,
> and also where in time they are, by looking in the window menu. You'll find a
> marker menu option there, that displays a window where you have this marker
> and time info. To clear all markers, first hit command a before using the
> delete all markers command, or else they won't be deleted. I found that out
> the hard way and had to ask on the hairersoft forum on their site.
>
> And a last thing. Once you have a file open, and you notice that space for
> play and pause no longer works, then the scroll area that the amadeus focus
> should be on is no longer in focus. This happens if you voiceover away from
> that scroll area, while exploring other parts of the screen. If space doesn't
> do its thing anymore, or the arrows to skim through the audio, then move back
> to the scroll area, and then perform a mouse click there. Do that like this:
> first route the mouse to where the voiceover cursor is. The voiceover cursor
> should be on the scroll area in the amadeus window. Hit command vo f5 to
> route the mouse to the voiceover cursor. Now perform a mouse click, by
> hitting shift vo space. Focus is then restored to the scroll area, and now
> space etc will work again.
> Hope this helps you some, to get you going.
> On Feb 7, 2012, at 11:16 PM, Marlaina Lieberg wrote:
>
>> After all the good things I've read, I have downloaded the trial of the
>> light version. I cannot locate info on keyboard commands. Could somebody
>> get me started? I'd like to know where I might find a list, but would like
>> to know for starters how to select sound, highlight it, drop markers, etc.
>> I am using sound forge on my windows machine, but would dearly love to be
>> able to do more recording on the mac side of the house.
>>
>> Reach within you, find the beauty of you, then share your light with the
>> world!
>>
>> Marlaina Lieberg
>> [email protected]
>>
>>
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