editing tricks

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2002 8:45 am

despite the title of the forum, i have heard precious little of editing know-how.

i've had to learn it all myself, and have gotten very good [i think].

tips?

my tip is not about tecnique [though i want those!] but is part of my motto for life:

"just because you can dosen't mean you should..."

yall?

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2002 9:56 am

Owen,

"just because you can dosen't mean you should..."

That's a great motto for sure and I'll throw it at the next home-recordist I have in the studio that is going to tell me that he works with Cubase at home and it has this and that feature and why I don't just do it that way instead of letting hime play the part over and over again...

Best,

Markus

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2002 10:38 am

Keep sharp blades at hand, de-mag 'em just in case... block too, don't go too heavy with the grease pencil and blow on the blue tape to warm it up and get the glue tacky!
:p

Now I remember why I love digital editing! Not having a pile of quarter inch at my feet all day is the biggest trick of all.

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