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Au - Normalising Audio (Match Loudness)
Au - Normalising Audio (Match Loudness)
- Adam Barrett (Unlicensed)
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Space The process of normalising is to set a peak loudness, or a range for all clips to match This helps as a first step to get all your clips sounding relatively close to each other in terms of levels | |
| To select all clips on a track - double click in the empty space of that track (in between two clips) |
| From the drop down menu at the top of screen select: Clip > Match Clip Loudness... |
| By default it will be set to ITU-R BS.1770-3 Loudness - This will give the best results based on perceived loudness Match to: There are a number of other options for normalising from the drop down menu (Peak Amplitude would have been the old school method for normalising clips) Select OK |
| You will now see at the bottom left of each clip the amount of gain (dB) that each clip has been increased or decreased by |
| To make additional fine tuning changes, select an individual clip from the timeline Go to the properties tab on the left of screen and make the changes under Basic Settings |
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