Digital Media Frequently Asked Questions

A real film would be mixed and “sweetened” in a different program than it was edited. A video editor would share a special file that translates the data from FCP X to Logic (or Premiere to Pro Tools, or DaVinci Resolve to Digital Performer, or any combination of A to B).

Follow these quick instructions to get started mixing your film like a pro!

Please see the Mic Signal checklist.

There is also a hard copy in the Studio One handbook.

Let me know if you have questions.

Follow the Level Setup Procedure Checklist.

There is also a hard copy in the Studio One handbook.

Here’s a tip that might solve your problem!

The Studio One handbook is a white binder labeled “Control Room.” It is located on the side table (or occasionally the bookshelf) inside the control room.

Inside this binder, you’ll find instructions for all the hardware located in Studio One.

There is also a collection of checklists that will be updated and added to occasionally. I may point you to this handbook to answer a question.

This handbook is a reference that you might find useful when setting up a particular microphone or troubleshooting a piece of gear.

If you think of something that needs to be included in the handbook, please let me know!

Please see the Mic Signal checklist.

There is also a hard copy in the Studio One handbook.

Let me know if you have questions.

The Studio One handbook is a white binder labeled “Control Room.” It is located on the side table (or occasionally the bookshelf) inside the control room.

Inside this binder, you’ll find instructions for all the hardware located in Studio One.

There is also a collection of checklists that will be updated and added to occasionally. I may point you to this handbook to answer a question.

This handbook is a reference that you might find useful when setting up a particular microphone or troubleshooting a piece of gear.

If you think of something that needs to be included in the handbook, please let me know!

A real film would be mixed and “sweetened” in a different program than it was edited. A video editor would share a special file that translates the data from FCP X to Logic (or Premiere to Pro Tools, or DaVinci Resolve to Digital Performer, or any combination of A to B).

Follow these quick instructions to get started mixing your film like a pro!