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Organizing and naming audio tracks
From the course: Post-Production Productivity
Organizing and naming audio tracks
- [Josh Olenslager] In a previous lesson, I demonstrated my system for organizing video tracks so I can access any specific portion of my timeline, or even specific shots quickly. And in this lesson I want to show you my same process for organizing audio tracks. Like I mentioned regarding the video tracks, my philosophy is that not only should an editor be able to make great creative decisions. But a truly great editor should be able to navigate a timeline; just like a great composer reads a piece of sheet music. At any given time you should know where anything is located. And once you master the skill you'll be able to wow any director or producer in the room. I'm going to show you how to make that happen by organizing your audio tracks efficiency. And one again, just as a reminder: this isn't THE system of organization I'm just sharing MY system. So here we are in the main Avid default layout, I'm first just going to change…
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Organizing raw dailies: Single camera workflow10m 30s
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Using colors to keep your projects and elements organized9m 27s
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Organizing raw dailies: Multicamera workflow16m 43s
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Building KEM rolls to view your dailies9m 3s
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Selects organization8m 7s
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Organizing and naming video tracks5m 37s
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Logging and organizing errors and tech issues7m
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Organizing and naming audio tracks7m 44s
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