casketfour
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any certain way the audio must be recorded while filming can you create good 5.1 out of two track audio?
mixing 5.1 surround in post
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Re: mixing 5.1 surround in post
Well, you don't want to record in stereo, usually. You want to record different elements in mono, especially dialogue -- and then do the mixing later.
Well, you don't want to record in stereo, usually. You want to record different elements in mono, especially dialogue -- and then do the mixing later.
casketfour
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Re: mixing 5.1 surround in post
the dialogue will be recorded with two mics inhouse of the dvx100a
well one will be on a boom pole above the action or behind it for the dialogue and the other one will be on a boom pole used as a room mic to pick up the surrounding noises
the dialogue will be recorded with two mics inhouse of the dvx100a
well one will be on a boom pole above the action or behind it for the dialogue and the other one will be on a boom pole used as a room mic to pick up the surrounding noises
Dave_Fisk
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Re: mixing 5.1 surround in post
Don't do that. As a sound editor and designer I am telling you that the second mic with other noises will never be used. If you only have one mission with regards to production sound, it's to get good dialogue on production. Backgrounds should be recorded seperately when nothing else is going on.
-Dave
Don't do that. As a sound editor and designer I am telling you that the second mic with other noises will never be used. If you only have one mission with regards to production sound, it's to get good dialogue on production. Backgrounds should be recorded seperately when nothing else is going on.
-Dave