How do you elongate your audio to match your slo-mo video?

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How do you elongate your audio to match your slo-mo video?

PostFri Jan 15, 2021 4:12 pm

When you have "slo-mo" your 60fps video to 24fps, the audio doesn't match the now-slow mo video.

In other words, how do you "slow-mo" your audio to match your linked slow-mo video?
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Re: How do you elongate your audio to match your slo-mo vide

PostFri Jan 15, 2021 6:11 pm

Generally, you don't.
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Re: How do you elongate your audio to match your slo-mo vide

PostFri Jan 15, 2021 8:31 pm

If you create a compound clip of the video and audio track then the Retime controls will slow down the audio to match. Just linking the clips isn't enough however. This is in v17, I don't know about v16.
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Re: How do you elongate your audio to match your slo-mo vide

PostFri Jan 15, 2021 8:54 pm

Jim Simon wrote:Generally, you don't.


I know generally you don't. But I'm trying to get this effect with the slow-downed audio in conjunction with the slow-mo video clip.

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