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How do I line up audio with animation in 6.5? About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. How do I line up audio with animation in 6.5? // Roundtable 1  |   Order by default Post by davidjohnson // Aug 20, 2006, 4:45am davidjohnson Total Posts: 169 I have a voice over I want to line up with certain things happening in an animation - how can I go about doing this? So for example, there is a pause in the voice over, I want something to happen in the animation during that pause...so syncing is going to be important. Post by Bobbins // Aug 20, 2006, 5:55am Bobbins Total Posts: 506 The best way is to dope sheet the animation. Time everything out so you know what is happening where - both audio and action - then read off the frames from the dope sheet when you animate. Post by frank // Aug 20, 2006, 5:56am frank Total Posts: 709 Give this plugin a try: http://tsx.uvworx.com/cacophony.html As you scrub through the frames, the WAV file plays at that specific location. OR If you have a copy of Adobe Premiere (or other NLE), you can import the audio file, set the display to Frames, and use an x-sheet (aka dope sheet or exposure sheet) to make a note of which frames key sounds happen on. Post by 3dpdk // Aug 22, 2006, 12:38am 3dpdk Total Posts: 212 I tend to agree with frank! I use tS strictly for graphics rendering. I use a wave editor to adjust audio files, and a video editor (Nova Development - Video Explosion Plus) to put it all together. In such a video editor you usually can adjust any of the audio and video clips to about one tenth of a second. The only time that you may be forced to let trueSpace process your audio files is if it's a lip sync sequence. Paul

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