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Priceless, thanks

Damn It's sooo goood

your a good editor.

Waow

Sooo helpful thank you. 😊

THIS IS AMAZING STUFF, BRO! Thank you for motivation that you gave me. I'm really inspired by your projects! Love it so much!

the eyedropper won't let me pick colors from other windows. any help with troubleshooting here would be appreciated!

Hey guys!! I have a question.. is there a way to edit on AI voices to make them look realistic as we do to pictures on Photoshop??

Didn’t know if I was watching a cinematography video or a sound design video 😮‍💨 Thought I was back into filming 🤣

I don't often like thumnails on such tutorials, but I really liked yours

I need a tutorial on the find you wonder clips

Here is a summary to help you get the info faster, thank me later, you got this! 📋 The Basics: • Three Main Elements: Music, dialogue, and sound effects are the core components of any sound design. • Interconnectedness: These elements influence each other and contribute to setting the tone and storytelling. 🎨 Building Blocks: • Viewer Attention: Visualize viewer attention as a box to be filled with a balanced mix of visuals and audio. • Audio Spectrum: Use the spectrum approach (lows, mids, highs) to balance and layer sounds effectively. 🎤 Dialogue Priority: • Primary Element: In dialogue-heavy scenes, prioritize clarity of dialogue above all else. • Underscoring with Music: Use music to underscore dialogue, helping to carry momentum and set the tone. 🌬 Artistic Projects: • Audio Spectrum Utilization: Fill the lows, mids, and highs with appropriate sounds to create a rich auditory experience. • Layering Sounds: Combine multiple layers to build depth and convey emotions. 🔍 Practical Example: • Visual to Sound Mapping: Match sounds to visuals, such as accentuating camera shakes with extra wind sounds. • Sound Variation: Use different pitches and variations of the same sound to add realism and diversity. ⚠ Common Mistakes: • Quality Matters: Use high-quality audio sources to ensure the best output. • Layering: Don’t rely on single sound effects; layering multiple sounds creates a fuller experience. • Volume Control: Avoid overly loud sound effects that can distract or overwhelm the viewer. • Think Outside the Box: Use unrelated sounds creatively to match the intended emotional impact. 🛠 Tools and Techniques: • Equalization (EQ): Adjust EQ to blend sounds seamlessly into the scene. • Sound Libraries: Utilize extensive sound libraries for diverse options. • Custom Recording: Record your own sounds when needed for specific effects. 🎧 Step-by-Step Process: 1. Organize Sounds: Create folders for different sound categories to keep track of assets. 2. Initial Layering: Start with foundational sounds (e.g., wind) and adjust volumes and EQ. 3. Detailed Layering: Add secondary sounds (e.g., clicks, whooshes) to enhance specific actions. 4. Refinement: Continuously refine and adjust layers to achieve the desired effect. 🎬 Example Breakdown: • Scene Setup: Use music to build tension and sound effects to enhance specific visuals. • Transition Effects: Employ whooshes and risers to smooth transitions and add anticipation. • Layer Synchronization: Match sound effects to visual cuts for a cohesive experience. 💡 Advanced Tips: • Ambiguity in Sound Choice: In abstract scenes, choose sounds that evoke the desired emotional response rather than literal matches. • Dynamic Range: Use the full range of the audio spectrum to create contrasts and highlight different parts of the narrative. 📝 Final Thoughts: • Iterative Process: Sound design is iterative; continuously tweak and revisit scenes to ensure the best auditory experience. • Attention to Detail: Small details in sound design can significantly enhance the storytelling and viewer immersion.

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Hey'Dear i want to become a professional vedio editor but i am beginner and i also want to professional in after effect so tell me suggestion any someone youtube channal which from i learn after effect like a professional

Was about to sKip the and when he said "before" you skip the ad😅

So insane Tutorial dude!

Why does this not have more views!!?? This is awesome!

Great video!! Please do more sound design tutorials

make more videos of text animation.

this video made me love sound more

this video is so helpful. I struggle with sound design THANK YOU

Amazing work 👌🏻

1989 anyone?🙄

great video, can tell me what is the name of the I.A used to apply the painting effect ?

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Need more animation tutorials.

You saved me. WOW WOW WOW.

Where do you get the amazing quality sound design?

Such a great videooo... want to know about the text animation @1.05 of part 1... that animation is so good

I keep coming back to this video! So freaking good!! Would you ever consider making a breakdown of how you did the animation in Cinema 4D? Love your work!

This is high quality content. Thanks

Thank you for share yout knowledge, great video!

This thumbnail is realy amazing😮

Just sick. Every part of this video was awesome. Nicely done!

Within the first minute of the video I was watching with my mouth open and eyes wide (being serious not exaggerating) . Your creativity matched with audio/visual edits is a chef's kiss.

Daaamn😮 great work brother🔥🔥

brroooo, sooo goood

wow brotha amazing video🙏🏾love how well thought out and intentional u r with this it’s refreshing to see!

jahid designer

crazy how this is underrated, for like the quality of the video worth more than a million

Woah this was good🚀

amazing! the opening sequence completely mesmerised me

your videos are awesome and probably you did on purpose for this one but I think the sound effects need to be pitched down SLIGHTLY in volume :)

Very, very helpful. I enjoyed watching this video so much. Thank you

do you script first? then make those talking head? and shots?

that's a mindblowing video sir

hi there, whats the font you used for the ending of the final clip?

"Then I cut out my eye." Thanks for not giving us the visual animation during that joke like with the elephant. 😂 oh and thanks for using traditional classical furniture music. ☺

Out of interest. Would this have been also possible with Davinci Resolves Fusion? It is an incredibe powerful motion graphic application but node based. Do you think the workflow would have been much harder/take longer?

That turned out fucking awesome man, Kudos to you!