Now let’s add some content to the Timeline.
STEP | TIME IN | TRIGGER | FILENAME | PLAY MODE | WHERE ? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 00:00:00:00 | Pause | Pattern | Main screen | |
2 | 00:00:08:00 | Pause | None (Black screen) | Main screen | |
3a | 00:00:12:00 | Pause | Blue loop | Loop | Main screen |
3b | 00:00:17:00 | Pause | Blue loop + Modulo Logo | Loop | Main screen |
4a | 00:00:20:00 | Pause | Jingle 1 | Once | Main screen |
4b | 00:00:34:04 | Following | Jingle 1 Loop | Loop | Main screen |
5a | 00:00:40:00 | Pause | Jingle 2 | Once | Main screen |
5b | 00:01:13:18 | Following | Jingle loop 2 | Loop | Main screen |
6a | 00:01:20:00 | Pause | Jingle 3 | Once | Main screen |
6b | 00:01:41:21 | Following | Jingle loop 3 | Loop | Main screen |
- From the
Media list
, drag & drop the three patterns we created into the Timeline. Position them as such : - Layer pattern VP1+VP2 x=0.
- Layer pattern VP3 x=3456.
- Layer pattern Speaker screen x= 5376.
- Add a 2 second fade in and fade out on these three layers.
If you have a Kinetic Designer version prior to v4, you can switch off the color applied to your Render Surface to improve visibility. - Press the
Play
button (orSpacebar
) to view the animation of opacity (fade in/out).
Leave a few seconds blank between these layers and the next one.
- Add the media Blue loop and check the Loop and Freerun options in the
Editor
panel. - 5 seconds into the Blue loop add the Modulo logo, scale it down to 20% and adjust it’s position.
- Add a 2 seconds fade-in/out to both the loop and the logo. (Keyboard shortcut :
ALT + F
)
- Then add the Jingle 1 with its sound and a fade-in of 2 seconds on both.
- Trim the sound to end at the same time as the Jingle.
- Right after the Jingle 1 add the media Jingle1_Loop without any fade.
- Check the Loop and Freerun case in the
Editor
panel.
- Repeat these steps with the two other Jingles and Jingle loops.
- Don’t forget to add the soundtracks with each Jingle as well.
Now we need to add some pause commands in order to get ready to launch a video :
- At the bottom of the timeline click on the button to add a
Command layer
- To place a Pause command, select the Command layer and in the
Editor
panel click on thePause
button. - Place some Pause commands at the beginning of each jingle. You can also cue the Logo and Blue loop this way.
We now have a pretty tidy first Timeline. It can still be improved, for instance, by making the jingle soundtracks last a little longer and adding a fade out to them.
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