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STP 101: An Introduction to Soundtrack Pro 2
 
 
Audio Editing and Sound Design in Final Cut Studio
 
Course Description

This two-day class guides you through using Soundtrack Pro to edit audio files, repair field recordings, perform multitrack arranging and mixing, synchronize audio and video, analyze and fix common audio problems, and perform other creative sound design techniques. This course focuses on practical, professional techniques used to add professional music and sound effects to video and multimedia projects

Who should attend?

This course is designed for those that want to learn the basics of audio content creation, editing and mixing. he course is designed for those who prefer hands-on and interactive instruction to best explore the functionality of Soundtrack Pro.

How to Register

This course is available for registration at many of our Apple Authorized Training Centers worldwide. Please visit the course schedule for current classes, or view the Apple Authorized Training Centers page to find a center near

Certification

http://training.apple.com/certification/proapps

This course covers the requirements necessary to successfully become an Apple Certified Pro, Level 1 in Soundtrack Pro. Level 1 certification attests to basic operational knowledge of the application.

Soundtrack Pro Level 1 certification also counts towards the new Final Cut Studio (FCS) Master Pro certification. FCS Master certification recognizes a Certified Pro’s skills with the entire Final Cut Studio product suite. Since workflow is such a significant component of Final Cut Studio, users need certification in at least three of the applications to earn Master Certification. For details, please visit http://training.apple.com/certification/proapps.

To register for the exam, please consult with your Apple Authorized Training Center. You are required to have an Apple Tech ID number before registering for any Apple exam. You can apply for a Tech ID by following the instructions at certifications.apple.com.

Prerequisites

Students should have the following prerequisite knowledge prior to attending the course
  • Basic knowledge of the Macintosh OS
 
Course Outline - Day 1
Lesson 1 - Exploring the Workspace

Workspace Overview, Editing Pane Overview, Setting Project Properties, Working with Clips, Exploring Clip Details, Dividing Clips, Cut and Paste Edits, Working with Tracks, Using the Track Tab Channel Strip, Adjusting Volume and Pan, Muting and Soloing, Scrubbing Audio, and Zooming and Magnifiying.

Lesson 2 - Fixing Audio Files

Opening Audio Files, Non-destructive Editing and Actions, Editing at the Sample Level, Analyzing an Audio File, Fixing Pops and Clicks, Removing Noise, Working with Ambient Noise, and Applying Changes to Other Final Cut Pro Clips.

Lesson 3 - Working with the Frequency Spectrum

Frequency Spectrum View, Adjusting Spectrum Display Controls, Frequency Selection Tool, Adding Selections to the Timeline, Time Stretching Audio, Multitrack Editing, Understanding Snap Modes, and Using Cycle Regions.

Lesson 4 - Editing Multitrack Projects

Opening Multitrack Projects, Using the Timecode HUD, Using Score Markers, Spotting Effects, Using the Multipoint Video HUD, and Ripple Edits.

Lesson 5 - Working with Content

Adding New Apple Collections, Using the Search Function, Creating Favorites, Working with Effects, Creating a Simple Soundtrack, and Exploring the Master Envelopes
 
Course Outline - Day 2
Lesson 6 - Mixing Multitrack Projects

Using the Mixer, Adding DSP Effects to a Track, Adding DSP Effects to a Clip, Working with Fades, Usng Busses, About Submixes, Using Envelopes to Automate Tracks, Exploring Automation Modes, Setting Volume for Video, Returning to Final Cut Pro, Exporting Your Song, and Exporting OMF/AAF Files.

Lesson 7 - Conforming Multitrack Projects

Dialog Recording and ADR

Lesson 8 - ADR Recording in Soundtrack Pro

Setting Up for ADR, Choosing an Input, Monitoring Recording, Setting Recording Levels, Recording the First Take, Previewing a Recording and Multitrack Recording.

Lesson 9 - Getting Deeper into ADR

Using Prerecorded ADR Files, Using the Multitake Editor, Matching Sounds, Using the Sound Pallet HUD, Using the Lift and Stamp Tools
 
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