Envelope Tool for Audio in Version 6.5 Beta 10

[Igor]

Please try new Envelope Tool for audio clips in version 6.5 Beta 10:

http://www.picturest...indpost&p=77667

Project options -> Music tab -> Waveform button.

Quick tutorial about it here in # 25

http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7901&st=0#entry49109

Lin

[aplman]

Please try new Envelope Tool for audio clips in version 6.5 Beta 10:

http://www.picturest...indpost&p=77667

Project options -> Music tab -> Waveform button.

Quick tutorial about it here in # 25

http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7901&st=0#entry49109

Lin

Absolutely brilliant tutorial, thank you Lin.

Of course it is a brilliant new feature for PTE, too. Huge thanks to Igor and team.

Ken T (APLman)

[Ronniebootwest]

I have had a quick look at this new feature and I am impressed. It looks very exciting and, when I get more time, I will test it in greater depth and report back my findings. It certainly looks like a very useful addition to the program. It may well be that I can write a pdf tutorial on how to use it.

Ron West

[nelson]

Thanks Igor, and thanks to Lin for an excellent tutuorial.

Kieron

[smithrg]

Igor, thanks for the new envelope tool, and Lin, thanks for the wonderful tutorial on using it.

Great job to everyone involved, Gayland.

Please try new Envelope Tool for audio clips in version 6.5 Beta 10:

http://www.picturest...indpost&p=77667

Project options -> Music tab -> Waveform button.

Quick tutorial about it here in # 25

http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7901&st=0#entry49109

Lin

[David Porter]

A great new tool and thanks Lin for the tutorial. However, I often like to start my music after the title slides. I know I can use Fade in or Start time to do this but this then misses the start of the music. I use "generate/silence" in audacity to achieve this but it would be great to have this added to the new tool. Apologies if there is a simple work round that i have missed, if so please tell me.

Mickp

[davegee]

Hi Mick,

OFFSET does what you want (in the AUDIO CLIP PROPERTIES BOX).

See: http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11969

DG

[David Porter]

Hi Mick,

OFFSET does what you want (in the AUDIO CLIP PROPERTIES BOX).

See: http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11969

DG

I really should have checked ALL the boxes to see what they did rather than asking silly questions but thanks very much

mickp