Unreal!!!
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Jared Meyer
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The guy in the clip explains it as they go along...
Robbie Comeau
Como's back. back again
Hahaha
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Audio Books
That would be rad (Makes note to make a million dollars on this idea)
That would be rad (Makes note to make a million dollars on this idea)
DerrickTempleton
Well-known member
crossing my fingers natalie portman does the next installment
ExtremeSleuth
Veteran
that was awesome.
ya derrick, i too would love to have natalie whispering in my ear
ya derrick, i too would love to have natalie whispering in my ear
That sounds like PZMs on glass to me.
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Luis Caffesse
Admin
Wow.
Thanks for that link.
Does anyone know of a video using this audio recording technique?
I wonder how well that would work...
I mean, obviously you could shoot a whole POV thing - but I'm wondering how well it would work with a conventionally shot work...the edits would probably kill the effect.
Thanks for that link.
Does anyone know of a video using this audio recording technique?
I wonder how well that would work...
I mean, obviously you could shoot a whole POV thing - but I'm wondering how well it would work with a conventionally shot work...the edits would probably kill the effect.
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Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
Only one way to find out.
Luis Caffesse
Admin
That's exactly what I was thinking
Looking around my house for the best way to fashion this up right now....as though I don't have work to do.
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MattinSTL
Sound Modulator
In case anybody really wants to know:
But as always... it's the studio space that's ALWAYS the most important factor. This wouldn't be as impressive with an ORTF in my kitchen, but I'll bet you'd still be surprised how good the effect really is.
If you want to try and do a video with this effect then camera mount two hyper-cardioids (or cardioids, but NOT omni) on the cam in an ORTF array... on a short stereo bar so that the mic heads are about 7-8" apart and facing out at approximately a 45 degree angle... then you can edit however you like and the pov effect will remain constant... and if you use headphones it will be surprisingly effective.
But as always... it's the studio space that's ALWAYS the most important factor. This wouldn't be as impressive with an ORTF in my kitchen, but I'll bet you'd still be surprised how good the effect really is.
If you want to try and do a video with this effect then camera mount two hyper-cardioids (or cardioids, but NOT omni) on the cam in an ORTF array... on a short stereo bar so that the mic heads are about 7-8" apart and facing out at approximately a 45 degree angle... then you can edit however you like and the pov effect will remain constant... and if you use headphones it will be surprisingly effective.
GenJerDan
Veteran
But unless the video-watcher is doing it with headphones, you lose a lot of the effect.
Mmmmm...or should I say the effect is messed up? After all, the person who recorded it did the what-your-ears-hear thing already. Listening without headphones means your ears are gonna do it again.
Mmmmm...or should I say the effect is messed up? After all, the person who recorded it did the what-your-ears-hear thing already. Listening without headphones means your ears are gonna do it again.
stephenlnoe
Well-known member
This is why we mix in surround....