Animation/Music Synchronization 2004-12-29 - By Spencer Britton
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Thanks for the info, Tony. I already use Premier for mixing sound and video.
Ideally, the program would be something I could use while in TS. Perhaps
another window with the "beat track" displayed. That way I could time
keyframes with the beat.
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: "Tony Owen" <tandmowen@(protected)>
To: <truespace@(protected)>
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: [TSML] Animation/Music Synchronization
> PremierPro, Soundforge, and the following is from Microsoft' Moviemaker,
> which I think is free:
>
> Narrating the timeline
> You can capture an audio narration to synchronize with video clips,
> pictures, titles, or other items that you have added to the
> storyboard/timeline. Before you can begin capturing an audio narration:
>
> a.. The playback indicator on the timeline must be at a position where
> the
> Audio/Music track is empty.
> b.. You must be in the timeline view.
> Capturing an audio narration lets you describe, in your own words and
> voice,
> what is displayed in the video, pictures, or titles as the items are shown
> in your project and, ultimately, in your final saved movie. Narrating the
> contents of the timeline serves as another way for you to enhance your
> movie.
>
> The narration you capture is saved as a Windows Media Audio file with a
> .wma
> file name extension. By default, the audio narration file is saved in the
> Narration folder under My Videos on your hard disk.
>
> The following options are displayed when you narrate the timeline.
>
> Start Narration
>
> -- -- Original Message -- --
> From: "Spencer Britton" <spencerbritton@(protected)>
> To: <truespace@(protected)>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 2:41 PM
> Subject: [TSML] Animation/Music Synchronization
>
>
>> Does anyone know of software that facilitates the synchronization of
>> animation with music? I am trying to get a character to dance to the beat
>> of a song and could really use a "beat chart" or something like that
>> which
>> shows when the beats occur. For example, I am used to animating at 30fps.
>> If I had a graph or chart that shows the spikes or beats in fps, it would
>> help greatly with the timing of my character's movements. Is something
>> like this on the market?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Spencer
>
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