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- "ACID®
for Nonlinear Editors"
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 featuring Rudy
Sarzo of Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, and Yngwie
Malmsteen!
- This 200 minute (3 hour plus) DVD contains
everything you need to know to score royalty-free music ACID 4.0®
from Sony. For those not currently owning ACID®,
the DVD also includes hundreds of loops and a free version of ACID®.
- Rudy Sarzo, a founding member of Quiet
Riot, bassist for Ozzy Osbourne and Whitesnake in the monster
days of MTV, and currently on tour with Yngwie Malmsteen, takes
the most elementary user into the starting gate with ACID 4.0®
and provides seasoned video editors with information they need
to complete great scores for video. Rudy has also created his
own bass training video series, in addition to using ACID to
create music for his movie and television scores. Now he brings
a fresh view to ACID in this video aimed at nonlinear editors.
- Retail Price:
$129.99
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- (Windows 8 or newer required)
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Just a few of the topics covered:
 | Toolbar/Workspace |
| Inserting Stingers |
| Creating your own loops |
| Remixing existing music/Beatmapping/Chopper |
| Mixing Techniques for Stereo and 5.1
Surround |
| Power Effects use |
| Emotional approaches to a mix |
| Editing loops |
| Automating a mix |
| Tempo Mapping |
| Pitch shifting |
| Recording voiceovers/external audio |
| Bussing tracks |
| Viewing video on broadcast monitor |
| Hardware setups for ACID |
| Fitting score to time |
| Automated Effects |
| The process of scoring/composing |
| And much, much more. |
| Plus includes unseen concert footage of
Quiet Riot |
Reviewer comments:
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I got the new VASST ACID for
Non-Linear Editors training DVD with Rudy Sarzo this week
and I watched it twice. I am happy to report that this is
an excellent tutorial for both its intended audience
(non-linear editors) and also for those just wanting to
use ACID with existing audio. Rudy gives you a solid
foundation for using ACID with audio loops and the DVD is
very appropriate for the beginner because it assumes you
are a non-linear editor and have never used ACID or even
made music before. I'm a musician (I play keyboards) so I
realize that I easily understood the musical concepts Rudy
was trying to get across but I think he did so in a very
clear and concise manner that I’m sure non-musicians would
understand.
JR
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