Recent content by Beny

Yes, it would be easy if I were running the show to use control cues or other actions, but I'm trying to create a cue list that will require nothing more than punching "GO" with no further judgement needed, so a trained monkey could run it (we'd be lucky to get that.)

Good idea, though this cue is looped 8 times (ambient sounds) but once I'm sure how many loops it needs I'll record it that way in my Adobe Audition and end fade it as f it were an unlooped cue. This cue is running mixed in with two others, so "fade all" won't do it.

That works for unlooped cues -- but for looped cues the "end fade" button stays grayed out.

The fade setting in cue properties does not seem to work for a looped cue; I'd like a looped cue to fade out after the last loop -- is there a way to do this? In fact, fade out (which is grayed out in Cue Properties) doesn't seem to work in any cue, looped or not. I want some cues to fade out...

Someone else sent me the solution that seems to work 100% -- 4100 , 16 bit, .wav. The 16 bit seems important -- the default is 32 and doesn't work.

That did it! I saved (converted) the Amazon Mp3 32 bit track to .wav 16 bit and no problem. Thanks!

I'll try this. But Multiplay accepts files from other online sources without running them through Audition -- the only problem is with those purchased from Amazon Music. Is this a rights-protection problem?

I'm a new Multiplay user. I'm trying to import material purchased from Amazon Music and Multiplay refuses. I edited one track in Abobe Audition and Multiplay accepted the result. I tried running other tracks through Audition without success. What's my problem?

I had a great drama teacher in high school and was determined to become a lighting designer. I went to Northwestern to study with Theodore Fuchs and was his graduate assistant for a couple of years, though I also took acting classes and eventually got all my degrees (BS, MA, PhD) in oral...