Video and Sound Production // Project 1 : Audio Editing
Lo Yi En / 0355192
Bachelor of Mass Communications (Hons)
Video and Sound Production
Project 1 : Audio Editing
13/05/2024-27/05/2024 / (Week 3-6)
INSTRUCTION
Project 1 : Audio Editing
Exercise 1 : Sound Dubbing
fig. 1.1 ; Instruction Slide
Week 3
We were tasked to do sound dubbing for a muted clip from the
movie "Everything , Everywhere all At Once". We have to record the
dialogue and list out the sound effects in the clip. Then, we will
do sound editing for the audio tracks to match the movie
clips.
Sound effects can be sourced from:
Task requirements - 10 audio tracks:
2 tracks for dialogue, one character one track.
4 tracks for sound effects,
3 tracks for ambience sound.
We work in groups to finalize the spreadsheet so that we can
make progress a little faster. Then we find the sound link by
ourselves.
fig. 1.2 ; Muted "Everything everywhere all at once" movie clip
fig. 1.3 ; Scenes breakdown & sound effects spreadsheet
fig. 1.4 ; Dialogue script
Sound effects sources : https://freesound.org
Sound effects and recordings are uploaded to Google Drive
First, I imported the sound effect clips and ambient background noise. I arranged sound effect and ambient noise according to the scenes.
fig. 1.5 ; Import sound effects
After that, sound effects are imported and inserted into the sequence according to the specific running time. I also add Audio Effect (Constant Gain & Constant Power) in some clips.
fig. 1.6 ; Arranging sound clips
To get a man voice, I edit my voice by decreasing five semi-tones in the Pitch Shifter.
fig. 2.1 ; Instruction Slide
Progression in Adobe Audition
First, I import my original audio into Adobe Audition.
fig. 2.2 ; Import audio - Adobe Audition
After that , I start try to tuning the sound to best fit the space
fig. 2.7 ; Exercise 2 : Audio Shaping
REFLECTION
Through the two exercises, I learned basic audio editing skills. I found the sound dubbing exercise interesting, but it was not easy work. Breaking down the specific timing of the sound effects and dialogue, as well as finding suitable sound effects are time-consuming. During the class, Mr Martin shared several case studies with us, and I also viewed different outcomes from my friends' projects. This experience helped me understand how various sound effects can evoke different emotions in a film. Exercise 2 was a basic audio shaping exercise that taught us how to manipulate audio in various scenarios by adjusting the sound effect settings in Adobe Audition.










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