BETTER DIALOGUE AUDIO - Normalization & Compression in Adobe Audition
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2020
- See my compression settings for dialogue audio and how to use normalization and compression to drastically improve your audio
I use Adobe Audition for this tutorial but you can use these settings in any audio editing software
This Adobe Audition tutorial for beginners guides you through some simple normalization and compression techniques to help your vocal voice overs pop!
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Let me know if you'd like to see more Audio processing tutorials? COMMENT BELOW
Great info. I look forward to the next video on EQ
Glad you found it useful 👍
Thanks for this, very easy to follow. Keep them coming !
Great! Glad you found it useful my friend 👍🏻
Thanks.
No problem 👍🏻
Thank you for putting out these tutorials, Neil. Really useful. I have a question if you don't mind.
If you are cutting together lots of different takes (for a scripted project), would you apply the normalization / compression to each clip before beginning editing? Or wait until you have a finished cut so as not to adjust clips which might not be used?
Many thanks.
Personally I would do it at the end 👍🏻
They say dialogue should sit at an average of around -12DB in terms of volume/loudness levels in the mix. If this is true... shouldn't your last and final step in editing dialogue audio be to normalize the dialogue clips to -12DB? Or perhaps slightly over -12DB.. so the peaks hit -11DB but generally sit at -12DB?
They say?
@@neilcollinsrecording , yeah.. like.. isn't that broadcast recommendations..or.. an industry standard? For example... Epidmeic Sound has a blog post about this topic and in it they say that dialogue should sit between -18.DB & -9.DB, which -12.DB is close to the middle of. . . ?
@@Jays_Highway go with what whoever ‘they’ are then? I’ve taken the time to give you my take on it. People can get very anal about these things
@@neilcollinsrecording , why does it seem like you are you taking offence from what I am saying/asking here? C'mon bro... I'm simply stating what I understand and looking for someone to confirm if it is correct/not from others in the UA-cam community. ....?
I had the same question@@Jays_Highway, I've seen different guidance. I am guessing that over time different production companies asked for audio to be submitted at different levels (for film/TV, for commercial VO, etc.) depending on the use case. There is a reason behind each different recommendation, we just don't know what it is and then it circulates as the ideal level. I guess we can both relax haha. We know where the ballpark is, get in there and play.
Great video but man, stop with the zooming. So offputting