FCPX #65: Does Your Dialogue Sound Muddy?
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Learn how to bring more clarity to your dialogue by using an industry-proven technique called EQ carving.
Often your voice frequencies and your music and effects frequencies complete with each other. Using Final Cut Pro X's Channel EQ, Steve will show you how to analyze the audio in order to determine where in the frequency spectrum your audio falls.
Topics Covered:
Understanding fundamental voice frequencies
How to use the Analyzer on a Channel EQ
How to locate the EQ band that's causing the issue
How to reduce or attenuate the audio
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One of the BEST short tutorials on FCP X sound editing I’ve ever seen!! Thanks Steve.
Couldn't agree more! Too good
superb and very useful stuff!! thanks for sharing
Powerful short piece, thanks!
Excellent tutorial and well explained. Thank you.
Solid advice. I feel not enough people give sound the attention it deserves/needs.
Ivʻe been in the television business for many years and you guys never fail to teach me something new. Thanks Steve!
Wow, thanks Scott!
Excellent tutorial on getting dialogue to sound better with music underneath.
I just purchased your training. I just finished the first episode. All I kept saying was WOW over and over with everything you showed. Ive been playing with the program for only a few weeks so I don’t have much experience. This series is amazing so far! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!
Such a small piece of knowledge that makes a HUGE difference. Thank you!
That was a FANTASTIC TUTORIAL Mark. Thanks so much!
literally needed something exactly like this a week ago, i will be referencing this a lot!
thank you for the short movie, my brand new channel is full of voiceover above stop motion graphics!
I will apply those things from the next episode 4.
Thank you vm!
WOW!! What a great video!! Thanks so much!
Nicely presented.
Brilliant! Very useful lesson. 👍
There should be a "Love" button on UA-cam instead of just "Like". Really nice tip, thank you for the video!
Thanks Steve! Right on the money as usual
Another Ripple tutorial gem, thanks!
Huh! I've never thought of it that way! Thanks!
that was awesomeeeeeeee
Also Love Everything you guys do. Great qaulity Learning resource.
Terrific! Thanks so much.
Perfectly done, useful and needed. Thank you.
Great tip!
Cheers, mate!
Thanks!
Excellent, Steve!
OMG I have a lot to learn.
Cool tip.
Wow, magic again (as always)
very nice trick, thank you. i have a question, i use the sennheiser lavelier microphone mono, so its only on the left speaker in final cut. if i put the footage in finalcut its sometimes got an echo, and if i put "Dual mono" to have the sound on both side, the echo will dramatic increase some one else got this problem?
the original footage doesnt got echo at all. only in final cut and after render it it still there
Steve, I notice how much you are able to do with the tools inherent to FCP. Do you see a real role for purchasing a really advanced plug in like Izotop RX for FCP if you are not really a high end pro??
I'm a big fan of using the tools that are available in FCPX. The reason they are not used, is that in my experience, folks don't understand them and/or are unwilling to put the time in to learn them. Plugin companies create expensive audio "fixit" plugins, because of this. I have izotope, and I rarely use it, aside from the occasional need to remove reverb from a recording.
Ripple Training thank you Steve! That is really good advice, I feel. I have actually thought the very same thing. It’s like if you understand EQ carving and how to use the limiter along with Channel EQ (which I am happy to say I now know how to do because of the excellent tutorials I’ve purchased from Ripple Training) - then these expensive plugs ins are just fluff. Happy and Healthy New Year to you and your family. Scott A. Berger, M.D.
Is this inside the "Sound Editing in Final cut Pro 10.4" Tutorial on your site? I purchased it and color correction. Focusing on the color correction tutorial at the moment so I haven't got very far on the Sound editing tutorial. I did skim through it though and I didn't remember seeing this part.
Steve Edelen it’s not- it’s found in our FCP/GarageBand tutorial
Not related to this specific tutorial, should sharpening be applied before or after color correction and color grading? Thanks very much!
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Is it possible to use keyframes to control this?