Next to it is an arrow. Timecode numbers will go from Now your file is Time Stamped. But this Time Stamped sync value that you have assigned the audio file is at its current state is only readable by protools In order to embed the sync point or Time Stamp into the file so that it is readable by all applications you must then do this.
Again with the audio file highlighted click on the audio bin dropdown menu. This will promt a dialogue box that explains the whole thing. Now your Sync Point- or Time Stamp information is embedded into the file and readable by any application. Chris is correct , which is why I keep him around lol. We have gone through scenarios where only Sound Forge sync point and loop markers would be recognized by the game engine.
For instance, I have had several different Wavelab loop markers and sync points be ignored, but I am sure it depends on the particular engine you are implementing into. Has anyone hear had good success with Wavelab marker and sync points? If so, what engine were you having those be recognized by? When importing this audio files, sync point is imported too. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.
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Improve this question. Jay Jennings James Hayday James Hayday 3 3 silver badges 13 13 bronze badges. Eager to see the answers - — Jay Jennings. Do you receive those clips as wav files or do you import them as session data? I did some test between H4n marks that are readable by Audition but not by ProTools. Hi - as. Add a comment.
Select the "Marker" option below "Time Properties". Add any general properties you wish to add. Provide a comment, if you want. Click Ok.
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Hover over Rulers. Verify Markers has a checkmark next to it. If it does not, click it. Click the location you want to add a marker. This places the playhead at the exact location you clicked in the timeline. This will open the Marker Dialog box. Name your marker. Use the text field next to "Name" to add a name for the marker i. Designate a number for the marker. You will no doubt have experienced locking the start or end of a clip to a grid within Pro Tools, but what about when we want to snap a transient within the clip to a grid without cutting it short?
In walks Sync Points. Sync points can be added to any MIDI, audio, and video clips, not forgetting clip groups either. These points allow you to align a specific point of the clip to the grid of your sessions within Grid and Spot mode. Firstly you will want to enable Slip Mode , if you are not sure how then you may want to read our article on Edit Modes before continuing on.
Using the Selector tool , click on the point within a clip that you would like to sync to. Note: I like to use the Tab To Transient tool when wishing to highlight the very beginning of a transient. You can learn about that here.
Next, from the Clip menu select Identify Sync Point as shown below. You should now notice a small arrow at the bottom of the clip with a vertical grey line defining the sync point location.
It should be noted that if you perform this again at a new location within a clip already holding a sync point, the sync point will move to the new position, a single clip can only hold a single sync point.
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