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2.13

Chapter 2 Tutorials

You can enhance your project by adding background music track

or narration to the video. You’ll need a CD player or tape deck

this example.

First, you can connect your music player to the Casablanca by

attaching a standard RCA cable from the player’s Audio-Out jacks

to the Casablanca’s Audio-In jacks on either the front or the back

of the machine (you can refer to the Casablanca diagram on page

iii of the “Getting Started” chapter for more information on the

location of the Casablanca’s Audio-In jacks). For this example,

we’ll use a CD player connected to the front Audio-In jacks.

Cue up the song that you want to use on the CD player and then

click on the “Audio Record” button on the main screen and the

Audio Record screen will appear (shown below).

In the upper-right corner of the screen is the “Input” selection,

which is where you indicate whether you have the audio input

coming into the Casablanca through connections that are in the

Front, the Rear, Like Video (which mirrors the settings that you

indicated in the Video Settings screen) or through Mini DV

(loads audio from a DV source in FireWire-equipped units).

To the left of the Input selector is the decibel-level display and

control bar. Before you actually record your audio onto the

Casablanca’s hard drive, you play through the audio to check the

decibel display. Make sure that the meter only strays into the red

levels during the loudest portions of your incoming audio. If the

meters are constantly within the red levels, you will need to lower

the incoming volume with the decibel control slider to prevent

overmodulation.

Recording

audio

Audio editing

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