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Production Studio eSeminars

Adobe has a series of free online seminars coming up later in January and February. The topics are:


  • Possibilities + Productivity 101 with Production Studio
  • Design 101 for After Effects and Flash
  • After Effects 101 for the Adobe Premiere Pro User
  • Dynamic Link and Clip Notes in Adobe Production Studio
  • Discover New Features 101 in Adobe Premiere Pro and DV Rack HD
  • After Effects 102 for the Adobe Premiere Pro User
  • Open HD: Practical Production Formats for One Edit and Unlimited Deliverables
  • Audio Production for Video Pros and Interactive Designers
It's likely the last one on audio production will be of the most interest to readers here. Jason Levine will share tips and techniques for mastering, cleanup, and editing in Audition and Soundbooth. It will take place on Feb 27th--you can check the schedule and register for it or any of the other eSeminars here.

Posted by Hart Shafer on January 10, 2007 03:42 PM |

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Hi Hart,

Is there any chance that these events will be recorded?

Some are already listed as "SOLD OUT".

If recorded, will you be posting the links to the Connect recordings here on your blog?

Thanks,

g

Greg, I'll check into the recordings. I don't know if they do that but it seems like a good idea. --Hart

Posted by: greg h | January 15, 2007 02:38 PM

Hey Hart, don't want to draw attention away from this post subject, but you mentioned Audition so I wanted to jump in.

Just read an article in Creative Cow Magazine and I quote “We’re working on Audition 3.0, but the intent is to make it a Windows release." That is a disappointment. With the recent news that Adobe Production Studio was coming to the MAC, I was hoping that Audition was being ported as well. I have tried Soundbooth and based upon its features it should be part of the Production Studio, and I will use it as part of the Studio, but it is no Audition.

When Adobe Production Studio is released, Audition will be the only thing keeping me in a Windows World. I know Adobe wants to play in both the Windows and MAC Worlds, but I don't. I'm just one guy asking - How about getting Audition on the MAC.

Thanks for the great products.

Posted by: Skip Harris | January 12, 2007 07:48 AM

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