+120 Free SFX for Videos, Apps, Films and Games
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Audio
Automatically Rearrange Any Song to Fit Any Duration
Automatically rearrange ANY song to fit ANY duration…seriously
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Interview Audio 3 Ways
In this week’s episode of Move with Rhino, we wanted to show you guys the different audio recording methods you can use when shooting an interview. Audio is one of the most underrated tools when it comes to film-making. You
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Voiceovers
Fun session recording voiceovers in the recording room with the always eppervescent Laura and the ‘Voice of ACER’ Ali. Clean, clear, professional sounding talents both.
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J-Cut Editing
Essentially, a j-cut pulls audio from your next scene into a transition before the current scene ends. You’re introducing the sound of the next scene a few moments before the current scene ends. You can read much more about the history and use of j-cuts and l-cuts
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Mono or Stereo
One of the most common questions we receive at RØDE is “Should I use a Mono or Stereo Microphone? Which is better, and why?” To an audio newcomer, it seems quite obvious; stereo always sounds better than mono, and a stereo mic generally has a higher
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New Sounds with Old Audio
Creating audio swells can be tricky. Finding unique sounds and effects that you haven’t used already or people haven’t heard a million times is hard. Zach Ramelan shows a few short and simple ways you can take your own sound recordings as
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Remove Echo in Audio
There are many variables to consider when recording audio, and some rooms will naturally produce more reverb than others. Reflective surfaces, distant subjects, and a cavernous space can all work together to create a messy echo effect. In this brief
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Choosing the Right Microphone
Choosing a Microphone for Your Video | Wistia Learning Center
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7 Ways to Hide a Lav Mic
For Corporate videos, talking heads, testimonials, etc. a correctly placed mic (even if it’s visible) separates amateurs from professional video productions. On TV the audience never sees a mic. Why? The production must sustain the illusion that the audience is
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