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Rep Power: 6    | Sound in max? Hi. i just wonder if it is in 3ds max you are adding the sounds, musikk you name it. or do you need a extra program for that? :bouncy: and ye if you know a side, program or maybe a tut about this i be glad if you share it :beer: thanks.
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Rep Power: 6  | Hmmm, I have no idea, But i think it is possible... Hope someone can help you further... Greetz, Novak
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Rep Power: 3 | You can add sound for animation in 3dsmax. Watch in Graph editors-Track view and others. Cant say smth more, because I dont studied well this question |
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Rep Power: 3 | Yeah, its a shame though it can only be one Wave sound. I use Audicity, a free audio editing package: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ I time it all, make the main wave sound (Speech for example), and then using the audio program, you can layer sounds ontop of each other to create the final mix, and then import this into max witihn the graph editor.
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Rep Power: 0 |  It is better if you make the soud files small, for 3 seconds etc, and only add a single track, dont add multiple tracks(like the sound of someone talking ad of a moving truck). This makes working simpler. Use only low quality sound files. Use the high quality sound files while mixing the rendered files, and add effects then. :firedevil |
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