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Isolate conversation recorded in noisy cafe
As everyone else has said, noise reduction is the way to go, pretty aggressive noise reduction is all that will help I think. Thing is, if you want this conversation for sound bites or anything, it's ...
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Grunts, moans, breathing, etc
DX. It's either going to be production DX or ADR, both of which will end up in the DX stem for the premix.
Usually though, its going to be a matter of taste for the dialogue editor, who can work with ...
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Dialogue between 2 or more people
It depends entirely on the performance that you're getting from set and the overall sound that you can achieve in the edit.
Often, dialogue editing involves syllable, word and phrase replacement ...
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Making dialogue in a film louder in post production
OK, so if this is one of those utterly random class assignments where you absolutely 'must' do it with 'just an iPhone', the only way to really do this is to record your dialogue 'wild'. This requires ...
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Making dialogue in a film louder in post production
There are only really two ways of reducing the amount of background spill into your dialog track.
Expensive directional mic on a boom
Even more expensive noise-reduction software, eg Izotope RX 7.
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Dialogue Editing Workflow
Firstly, with any sort of sound post work on features, don't consider a feature length project to be one single timeline.
Best practise with long-form work is to split the project into "reels". This ...
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Isolate conversation recorded in noisy cafe
You can dramatically reduce the amount of background noise with Audacity's Noise Removal tool.
Highlight a section of the audio clip when the background noise is loudest and no one is speaking. Then ...
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How to record the audio of one person's reaction to another person's line without overlapping audio?
Would suggest these options:
let B tell a shorter, "essence" version of a dialogue line. More like a call to action for A.
queue the person from a distance, so the mic barely picks it up.
P.S.: I ...
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Recording location dialogue
Supercardioids are most commonly used for interior dialog recording, due to their excellent side rejection, and pretty decent rear rejection characteristics. Cardioids and hypercardioids, with their ...
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