

It may not be the prettiest software on the shelf but it lacks very little when it comes to power. If you are not familiar with Audacity let me just explain a little about it.Īudacity is a free open source audio editing program that has been around for a while now and is being actively developed currently. Now before you get too excited let me just explain that the technique described in the video may not work for all audio tracks but given that it is a free solution who’s complaining. I came across an awesome clip this week on using Audacity to remove the voice from a music track.
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How to Remove Vocals from a Song Using Audacity
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However as PDtoots points out in the tutorial that has a few things you need to be aware of when trying it out so check out the video for the full show. However it also gives a pretty bland outcome.Īdding motion to the image itself like a zoom or pan and zoom can add some interest. Now I think we can all agree that just slapping an image on the overlay track and resizing it so you can still see the video behind is a pretty straightforward task. Haven’t had anything from him for a while now and I was thinking maybe PDtoots had gone into retirement.Īnyway the tutorial shown below goes into the subject of image overlays. Image Inserts with ZOOMĪ new tutorial this week from PDtoots which is a welcome return from that user. My take on this is that Magix added a new feature that no-one else at that level has, the marketing department saw it as a unique selling proposition and presented in a way that didn’t really explain the limitations of it. On of the commenters that wrote to me described this as being very similar to a “bait and switch.”įrom my experience with video editing software companies I have found that generally they well understand the concept of keeping their users onside and loyal to them. I can just see a bunch of geeky programmers at Magix wringing their hands and saying that they never said it could do that! I also think that somewhere between the technical department of Magix and the marketing department the language of how the feature was described has been… shall we say, enhanced? In fact now knowing that the software does not produce 360° degree video files and then going back to reread the claim they make I guess I have to admit they didn’t actually say that… BUT! However Magix have had a reputation over the years for releasing features that are on the bleeding edge of technology so who was I to argue. I have to admit when I saw this feature the first time I was pretty surprised that they had managed to achieve a full 360° video workflow in a consumer grade editing program.

What they are not offering is the ability to import, editing and subsequently produce a 360° video file. What they are actually offering is the ability in the software to import video from a 360° degree project or video and then use that imported video in your usual editing workflow.

Whether alone in the wild or in the middle of a crowd at a festival – specify the section in which the action is taking place and add it to your video.”įrom what they say there one gets the impression that they are offering 360° editing right?
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Movie Edit Pro 2016 Premium is the first editing program to support 360° footage. The original comment(s) were pertaining to the the claim made by Magix for their release of Movie Edit Pro 2016. I received a couple of comments this week and last on a subject that I think bears a little bit of a blurb. Magix Movie Edit Pro – 360° Close but No Cigar
