You generate Specialty clips by using panel options in the Project Assets panel. They reside in the Project Assets panel along with your added clips.
You can create universal counting leaders, color bars, a 1-kHz tone, black video, and colored backgrounds for your project. Use Specialty clips for calibration of your video or simply as footage.
You use the color bars and 1-kHz tone clips in tandem at the beginning of a video. Color bars are multicolored vertical bars at the beginning of broadcast videos that help broadcasters calibrate the color for a video.
The 1‑kHz tone is a short tone (1-kHz frequency) that broadcasters use to adjust audio levels. Broadcasters set it at a specific level for reference, and then decrease or increase their audio levels to match this frequency. Because some audio workflows are calibrated at a specific tone level, you can customize the tone level to match your audio workflow.
You add black video clips to separate multiple movies or to create pauses in a movie. You can also use a black video clip for a title.
You can create a clip consisting of a full‑frame matte of solid color, which you can use as a solid background for titles or animated clips.
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Brightly colored mattes can serve as temporary backgrounds to help you see transparency more clearly while you adjust a key effect.
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Drag the value control left to decrease, or right to increase, volume.
Highlight the value control and type a number to increase or decrease volume. Positive numbers increase it. Negative numbers decrease it.
The Normalize option adjusts the peak amplitude in the selected clips to the user-specified value. For example, this option adjusts the gain of a clip with a peak amplitude of -6 dB to +6 dB. Ensure that Normalize All Peaks To is set to 0.0 dB.
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