Dialogue Editing in Fairlight | Part 1
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Our objective as filmmakers is to serve story. To entertain our audience. This affects every part of the craft, and dialogue editing is no different. Our dialogue needs to be consistent. It must be heard. Understood without distraction.
On a studio film or show, people are often tasked solely with dialogue editing -- It can take that much time. Even when production sound is good, there can still be a lot of work to do. And if production sound isn't good? You need to know what to do.
The good news is that Fairlight has everything we need to do our dialogue editing right.
In this first lesson we cover basics of dialogue editing using Fairlight including room tone and talk about setting our timeline volume via dialogue. In the next lessons we look at specific tools to assist with dialogue repair.
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great video! thank you
Much appreciated! Hope it helps.
Super well done! Thank you!
Right on man! Thank you. Hope it helps.
Really enjoying the fairlight deep dives this is an area I am wanting to put extra focus on recently and I resonate with your teaching style. Would love to take your full filmmaker course at some point, when money isn’t such an issue. In the meantime I’m very appreciative of these videos!
Awesome. Glad you like the Fairlight training. I occasionally let people in for free, if they’re willing to share about the training (if they actually like it). If that would interest you, shoot me an email! kyler@writedirect.co
Wow amazing, so useful, I've been stuck with less than precise fairlight videos and this is exactly what I've been after
Right on! Awesome to hear this is helpful. Sound design is so important. And the integrated DAW in Resolve is incredible. It’s so much easier than it used to be.
“What did they say?”(Tenet - Christopher Nolan)... 😄 Can’t say I’ve ever seen Fairlight tuts! Thanks! I spend most time in DAW...but I know Fiairlight is deep
Hahaha. Or The Dark Knight Rises. What DAW do you use?
@@writedirect Ableton but scoring to film(shorts me) is not as good as others...I’m PC but Logic Pro better Mac. Hello from Greenville, SC. Considering your course... have most all but field recorder, light meter, RAID... shoot mostly vintage(CY Zeiss) looking at nanomorphs or maybe new Blazar Remus...
Thanks!
Right on! Hope it helps.
@@writedirect Yes of course. This intro video helps me a lot about the basic setup. The second video I know most of because Ive used Vegas for years, so I will be comfortable when I install DaVinci on a new pc. I had the older Vegas where I couldn't edit each fragment on the same timeline and it made me make too many layers, so DaVinci and new Vegas solves that problem.
Binaural audio would be quite a challenge for filmmakers until they adapt to a new way of recording levels!
Very interesting to hear the other side of audio recording that's been around for many decades though.
Even if we recorded binaural audio, you can’t really reproduce that in the theater. It must be over headphones, right? Cool concept. I’ve never done it.
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Well I’m not sure about just using headphones to be honest, and if there was someone will to experiment in a mini theatre at the concept of using seat speakers (at head height) or neck speakers it could well be worth a look, it’s on my to do list 😅
But it’s a completely different way in recording regarding levels and most experts in the audio field who are very experienced would be challenged by the new technique I’m sure until the penny drops at least 😊
I manufacture the SR3D binaural microphone- I’ve started to call them ‘binaural capturing devices’ this year as not to confuse them with microphones, as they do a different job!
cool @@sr3d-microphones - do your mics mount in the ears or on a fake head? Or another way?
@@writedirectgoogle them to find my websites, I have two, my main site, and my affiliate site, you’ll see most of my stuff on the main site, it would be easier to see them than me describe them.
I’m hoping to upload a more descriptive binaural explanation this year on my CZcams channel, though there’s already one there but not my best explanation