Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:25 pm
Excellent tip, Vern.
For those who would like a shortcut for processing music to make the beat more prominent [to help the Bone Audio Wiggle script find the beat]:
1. Listen: does the regular, clockwork beat happen with low frequencies [oom oom oom oom] or high [pshhhh pshhhh pshhh]?
2. If oom, use an EQ to take away all the high end [the right side of the graphic EQ, for example, or the Treble knob]. Now you mostly hear the OOM OOM OOM OOM and the rest is muffled.
If pshhh, do the opposite: use EQ to take away the low end [the left side of a graphic EQ, or the Bass knob]. Now you hear mostly the PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH, and the rest is muffled [probably sounds tinny and far away].
3. Export to a file with a new name that means something to you. You're done.
For those who would like a shortcut for processing music to make the beat more prominent [to help the Bone Audio Wiggle script find the beat]:
1. Listen: does the regular, clockwork beat happen with low frequencies [oom oom oom oom] or high [pshhhh pshhhh pshhh]?
2. If oom, use an EQ to take away all the high end [the right side of the graphic EQ, for example, or the Treble knob]. Now you mostly hear the OOM OOM OOM OOM and the rest is muffled.
If pshhh, do the opposite: use EQ to take away the low end [the left side of a graphic EQ, or the Bass knob]. Now you hear mostly the PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH, and the rest is muffled [probably sounds tinny and far away].
3. Export to a file with a new name that means something to you. You're done.