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Yes I'm trying to make music Rapp music so I'm trying to 

Create my own songs sounds beats for my new studio 

teach me everything please

Hi I have a yellow card with upgrade key info on it from avid it is a older version 2003.

How can I find out to upgrade this license  to media composer,  and how can I know if this license is valid or not,

Please help realy do t want to pay if don't  end to,

Ps  my partner passed away so I dont know much about this avid agreement 

Thanks Johann 

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I have an X32 desk and S32 stage box (digital snake).

Is it possible to directly connect acoustic drums to DAW via the S32 (stage box) only i.e. miss out the X32 from the equation ?

I'm hoping to get a tutorial of the Avid Media Composer.

Thank you,

Mixing

Download FX Bin #1

Squares never go out of style...a set of 16 PiPs for HD from 2009 in a 4X4 grid plus a 50% Center Pip FX

                                                                                            July 1, 2019 Re: v2019.6

This tip was motivated by a forum question which asked about

switching Tabbed Bins- without using the Mouse to do it.

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I'm on a Windows system, In MC, along the top I see:

File Edit Bin Clip Timeline Composer Tools Windows Script AvidLink Object Help

I had never fully explored using these ALT Menu shortcuts until tonight, but I've (finally) learned that I can: 

a) Press and release the ALT modifier key  (do not Hold it down)

b) then press, for instance*, the W key to reveal Windows drop-down menu;

"Workspaces" should now be highlighted

c) then Arrow down** the opened Windows column, where all your “Bins-in-use” are listed.

** better yet, Arrow UP,which is a quicker way to get to the bottom of column, where all the Bins are listed)

d) then press Enter while on the highlighted Bin Name you want to make it active in its Bin Container.

I never realized how easy this was, for MC Drop-down Menu navigation, so thanks for asking!

I suspect the Mac version works the same way but I haven’t tried it. Please post here if it also works.

Tbe Animted GIF below*** also shows two mouse-methods for selecting Bins, but they reveal only the Tabbed Bins in a single Bin Container,

This ALT / Windows Menu approach will list All Bins available in any Bin Containers, if more than one is used in a workspace.

***[ Animated GIF will be re-posted here at a later date]

NOTES: 

There is an Interface Setting involving "Standard Windows ALT key Behavior", but it didn't seem to matter if it was enabled.

I tried but could not find a keypress or modifier combo that allows cycling from one Tabbed Bin to another, in a Bin Container. You can use Mouse Scroll wheel to do it, after hovering over the Bin Name.

* note each column has a different Underlined letter to access it via keyboard.

(4/13/2018. Work in progress: a downloadable, zipped v8.85 MC Bin showing a multi-track FX Sequence template, available shortly.)

Sometimes you want to add a little motion to a still, a lock-down shot, or even to a boring, robotic Pan & Zoom move. There may be plenty of plugins and 3rd party software available, but here’s how to do it in a stock MC...

First, the Trick:

A short, steady, handheld iPhone movie of a window frame was recorded and imported into MC into a 1080p/30 Project. (30p chosen to match the iPhone movie app's framerate).

The movie clip was edited onto the timeline, then MC was switched to Effects Mode.

Next, from the Effects Palette, the Image > Stabilize FX was applied to that 14 second  movie clip on the timeline.

Opening the Effects Editor, the Tracking icon (circled in red) was pressed, revealing the Tracking Window:

From the "Choose Tracking Engine" drop-down menu, the Fluid Stabilizer option was selected and immediately, a calculation began which resulted in a stabilization improvement of the window frame shot.

Finally, the Stabilize FX icon (upper left corner of the Effects Editor ) was saved by dragging it into to a bin.

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Next Step:

A variety of Importable graphics, were brought into the project.

A mult-track (9 layer) timeline was made, including Pan & Zooms on some of the imported stills.

That saved Stabilize FX was added onto each track's clip.

Magically, the original movie clip’s subtle handheld motion was now ADDED to the stills and Pan & Zoom shots on the timeline. 

The concept for this was originally presented by community members in these Forum threads:

http://c2.avid.com/forums/t/135853.aspx
http://community.avid.com/forums/p/132734/757216.aspx