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Instructions in Documentation tab of F3D states: "From the Script window’s blue gear menu, do “Edit report template…” and choose “basic_wiring_script_portrait” to see the report configuration dialog." In reality, going to the blue gear menu did not give me these drop down options. Need help troubleshooting.
1. Creating a custom rack and using it for multiple shows from the "my effects' location appears to be reserved for users of the "Pro" version of F3D. Is this correct? 2. What is the main benefit (practically speaking) to using racking feature in F3D for "Hobbyist" version of F3D given limitations of not having "Pro" software version? - is it to get accurate count of total racks needed and then run that in Reports? -really just looking for the most practical applications to using racks features for those using the "Hobbyist" version of F3D in terms of workflow.
How did I not see that.. thanks Drew
Yes, you can remove a portion in the middle of a song or soundtrack by adding the same audio file to the timeline multiple times and trimming each instance of the audio file from the left or right end as needed. For example, you can add a song, then trim from the right to preserve the desired beginning portion. Add the song again and trim from the left to preserve the desired end portion. Then, align the trimmed segments to create the edited version of the song.
Center to outside + Reserve order
I’m fairly new to finale3d, I know there’s a (center to outside) sequence, but how would you do outside to center? Ive used the (positions in order picked) but was curious if there is a better way.
Is it possible to cut out middle parts of a song using the editing features within F3D?
Thanks for the opportunity, Can't wait to see them in person
Thanks Tim! It was so much fun putting my entry together! I look forward to seeing all the submissions!
Hi Tim and everyone, it was a real pleasure to take part in my first ever PyroJam Competition. I would just like to say thank you to the Finale team for all your hard work and to all the talented designers around the world. I wish everyone who took part all the very best.