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This tutorial will show you how to convert a WAV file to AC3 for DVD implementation. This can be used for your own films or any other type of media you are working with.
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Setup optimizations and tweaks to improve performance on PC for digital audio work.
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Many of our clients constantly email us asking “how do you get that clear full sound?” Well, it all starts from the source itself which is the actual audio samples or loops. There is an overwhelming amount of audio resources all over the net that have a small percentage of high quality samples that a professional producer or engineer would actually ...
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If you like to compose using sample loops, you know what a hassle it can be to match up tempos. Of course, there are programs like Sonic Foundry's ACID that help with this problem by automatically adjusting the tempo of a loop to match the tempo of your current project. But what you if want to do it the other way around? ...
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The process of sampling (digital encoding and decoding) breaks the time axis (horizontal) and the voltage axis (vertical) into a specific number of discrete steps. At each step along the time axis, a measurement is taken of voltage (amplitude) status. This process, called sampling, results in a stair-step picture of the analog waveform. ...
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Without going into a history lesson, dB levels were established in the early days of telephone and radio. In fact, the deci-‘bel’ was named after Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of many things including the telephone. The early years determined that 0dB would equal one milliwatt. ...
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Hum, buzz, hiss, drone, swish, whisper and more are the sounds of noise on tape. It plagues amateurs and professionals alike in any number of situations, usually beyond the control of the videographer. Refrigerators, air conditioners, noise from air movement in the room, camera motors, zoom lenses, noisy cables, and electrical hum are just a few o ...
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A game composer should have the ability to construct an appropriate soundtrack for the game. In the case of movies, this is a relatively straightforward task, as the composer knows exactly when and where certain events are going to happen. This is because film is a linear medium, experienced from start to finish upon each viewing and never changin ...
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Comparing stereo orchestral recordings with multi-microphone mixes
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Here's how to edit an interview to flow beautifully and sound great. Grab the free waveform editor and follow along.
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