Credit for this tip goes to editor Peter Teschner.
This tip was so perfect that I will be stealing it in the future.
Normally, after a preview temp dub, I would ask for and import LT/RT DME [DIA/MX/FX] tracks to place into our timeline.
One thing that had always bothered me was dealing with cleaning up the BG tracks for subsequent changes with the hard fx built into the tracks. I would just have to spend far more time to make it work.
Peter said that he would bring in a mono dialog track, mono hard FX track, mono BG track and stereo MX tracks. That way you could extend BG's without having to deal with the hard FX being tied.
Depending on the mix and how much spatial work was done, I would consider bringing in LT/RT dialog tracks to maintain the imaging and still be within the 6 track footprint or bring in LT/RT of DIA, BG, Hard FX & MX which would extend out to 8 tracks.
-Scott
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I am not sure if you guys are counting page impressions yet...
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You guys share a great insight into the cutting room. As an Assistant Editor in an Avid environment I pay attention to whatever related blog postings are out there.
This blog offers some of the best tips and tricks that I have seen in a while. I like that focus on episodic and feature world related workflow solutions.
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I have to agree to what Matzi said. Keep up the good work. Although I have to admit that this tip went a little over my head...
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