First, in the Sound Library panel, I’m going to select Fairlight Sound Library, and do a search for “sand”. This clip of foot steps ought to work. To import this clip into the project I’m going to drag-and-drop the audio file into the timeline, which imports the clip into the...
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Windows Video Editor Launch Video Editor: Click the Start menu Type “Video Editor” Select it from the results Create a New Project: Click “New video project” Name your project Add Media Files: Click “Add” in the Project library ...
With BUS, I did manage to assign 2 tracks to one bus, and then export this bus as one single wav file. All was perfect to what I needed. I did as Reynaud mentioned in the comment above: 1. menu > fairlight > bus format >> add the number of new busses you need ...
This loop can be pitched, chopped and arranged in a completely new way. In the past, this workflow would be achieved by using something like an MPC to scan through a track and find a portion of audio to sample and loop, and then finding different start points around the track to jump ...
Fairlight This is for advanced sound editing if the Edit tab isn’t enough. I barely use it. Delivery Finally, we’ve done with the editing and ready to export it. The delivery tab is for exactly that purpose – exporting your finished video into a file on your computer, then you can...
This feature was added shortly after the initial release, and the price did come down to $8000. Although it may seem staggering, it was still a fraction of the cost of the widely used Fairlight CMI and Synclavier samplers of the time.While...