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XLR cables are more commonly wired as a “balanced signal” which means there are two versions of the same audio signal being passed through the cable. A positive and negative polarity of the same signal. This prevents interference from affecting
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The Power of Sound: The Shepard Tone creates the illusion of continuously swelling sound, which can build tension or suspense. Find out how it works in this breakdown. Source: The Power of Sound: Using the Shepard Tone In Filmmaking
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Takeaways from this tutorial How to use any soundtrack and set up your composition for synchronization. How to use an expression to audio react any parameter in After Effects. Creating an audio spectrum and waveform that reacts to your music. You can follow along with this tutorial by downloading the free project
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If you record voices over the telephone, Skype, FaceTime, etc. aim for this EQ curve to instantly improve the sound. Instructions for Improving Sound Quality: Open original recording Choose Effect Find Equalization… Draw out an EQ curve like the one pictured above Export
Read more ...Have you ever wondered why, when you place a mono clip in a stereo timeline, or a stereo clip in a mono timeline, there’s a difference in audio levels? The reason is the “Pan Law” (or the “Pan Rule”). Source:
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In this episode, Steve shares a handy trick for replacing unwanted noise with ambient noise or room tone rather than dead silence. Source: Replace with Ambience in Final Cut Pro X – Ripple Training
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Are you a video editor hoping to add more richness to your audio? In the world of video editing, it’s not uncommon for video editors to rely on others to perform audio post production on their projects. But in
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Source: Premiere Pro CC: Boost and Smooth Audio Levels | Larry Jordan
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