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1. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
JSS1138 Aug 18, 2011 1:35 PM (in response to tenorocity)Wassamatta? You don't speak chipmunk?
In the Source Monitor, I don't think this is possible. The only way I know to do this is an effect applied to clips in a sequence.
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2. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
ExactImage Aug 18, 2011 1:58 PM (in response to tenorocity)Interesting.... this is one of the features I LIKE about Premiere Pro (coming from full time editing in FCP) - perhaps because that's how tapes were in the past.
I hated the way FCP did this because the audio was jumpy and spit and bumped a lot and was painful to listen to and often incomprehensible!
I've got quite good at hearing everything going on in chipmunk land I really hope that Adobe never drop this feature (though I don't mind them giving you the option to pitch correct too - as long as it's better than Apple's implementation in FCP 7 and as I recall FCP-X too).
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3. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
needles27 Aug 18, 2011 2:06 PM (in response to tenorocity)I second this - been a gripe of mine since I switched. I used this all the time to skate through interview footage, and was able to comprehend in 2X speed. Once I found that this wasn't a user setting that can be enabled, I think the only course now is to file a feature request.
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4. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
tenorocity Aug 18, 2011 2:08 PM (in response to needles27)I just did. Why don't you join me. I would find this very helpful.
Thanks.
david
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5. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
adamhaviland Mar 5, 2013 2:16 AM (in response to tenorocity)Ditto. This is the #1 reason why my team continues to use FCP over Premiere. We sort through many hours of interview footage weekly and it would be impossible to do at 1x. I've tried many times to decipher the "chipmunk" speak with no success.
This topic is almost two years old at this point. Has anything changed that I should be aware of?
I will also file a feature request. Thanks!
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6. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
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7. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
evolvepost Apr 10, 2014 7:38 PM (in response to tenorocity)This is the one and only thing I hate about Premiere. Clients find the chipmunk annoying and half the time I can't understand what's being said. Not pro at all.
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8. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
shooternz Apr 10, 2014 7:50 PM (in response to evolvepost)Next version has waved a magic wand and become Pro. Standby. Its coming.
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9. Re: Audio Scrubbing: Speed and Comprehension vs FCP
EditorPete Apr 10, 2014 9:10 PM (in response to shooternz)Have any of you tried the Analize Content feature? (Right click the clip) It might not get you exactly what you're looking for, but it will basiclally give you a script of your long takes and you can jump right to the area you are interested in. Don't know if the payoff is worth waiting for PrP to analize or not. Kinda backwards in thinking, but might help you identify your sweet spots in your interviews quicker.
Pete




