Mike, Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 2 May 2020 14:24:54 -0400 > From: Mike Squires <michael.leslie.squi...@gmail.com> > > I'm trying to build a toolkit to create videos of musicians playing > together as in the Chad LB video of Coltrane's "Giant Steps", but using > open source tools. I would like to do this in the Ubuntu Studio > environment rather than just installing AVLinux. >
This sounds like fun - I'm actually doing similar work (music for church services) since the pandemic hit and Ubuntu Studio has been the right tool for me. > I've done a little, including a video that merged a video track shot > with a smartphone with an audio track recorded using a Zoom H4 using > OpenShot; it worked well. However, OpenShot can't as far as I know > allow the windowing of video streams as the audio content changes and I > don't see that in KDEenlive either. > Though I'm not 100% what you mean by "windowing of video streams as the audio content changes" - Kdenlive may actually do what you are looking for. It can handle all sorts of compositing/effects like other nonlinear editors. I've looked into using Cinelerra-GG myself but haven't tried it yet. Glad to hear you could get it compiled though. > The result of this > process is then sent to the soloists and the final merge of audio tracks > and video tracks is then done on something like Cinelerra. I'm not sure about Cinelerra but mixing several audio tracks in a video editor can be tedious and ineffective. I do all my audio mastering in Ardour and drop the final stereo file into a single audio track in Kdenlive. Cheers, and good luck on the project(s)! Tim Plimpton
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