http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT8hiX1Wt7s
This is a Sam Broadcaster 2, tutorial. Couple of basics, and the rest non basics, yet very easy. Just a few things that most SAM tut's don't really show.
Enjoy.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT8hiX1Wt7s
This is a Sam Broadcaster 2, tutorial. Couple of basics, and the rest non basics, yet very easy. Just a few things that most SAM tut's don't really show.
Enjoy.
Nice guide.
The cross fading guide only works with certain songs as it sounds dumb it you haven't got two tracks with the same bmp or if a song speaks at the end it makes it sounds unprofessional.
Cross fading? sorry?
yeah the first thing you talk about in the video is cross fading
Well not really, because when you take a listen to analog radio's, you never hear a song or anything fade out, it's always straight into action with the next jingle/voice over playing. Song's with slow ends that would usually be best to fade out, still don't get fade out, that's when you cut that part with a jingle or start speaking.
Yes, straight into action but it doesn't lap over the previous song unless they're beat matching.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milarz
I never said anything about over lapping? I'm talking about fading a song into another. If your wanting the next song to start playing while the current one is on, then yeah.. it's usually best to have the same beat or BPM.
The settings you told people to use for crossfading does result in the songs over lapping though. Stop being so defensive and hostile, i said the guide was good I just disagree with that.
I never said anything about that. I specifically said that the end of the tracks, wont fade out once the settings are changed. Never said anything about it won't over lap. Once a song/jingle is finished, it's finished, it wont over lap, the next track starts.