Sound Design Essentials

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Sound design can be crucial in making your project feel grounded and cinematic.
Today we take a step back and focus on the fundamentals and key ideas for sound.
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Hope you enjoyed this filmmaking video on the post production side. These simple effects and sound design theory can really make a big difference.
Hope you learned something today!
Thank you for watching.
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[@a.d.uploads6206]

Love the video, the explanations with those visuals is amazing!!

[@Kriscoart]

Thank you! I’m thinking of carrying this style over to new film and post theory videos

[@gloriareyes7435]

Wow really love this video! Thanks for sharing!

[@Kriscoart]

Thank you 😊

[@wandb_design]

the animations here i love it

[@Kriscoart]

Thank you! I enjoyed making them and will probably use more of them in the future

[@SalemStudio]

Nice video. I learnt a lot

[@Kriscoart]

Great! Thanks for watching!

[@TheShmangz]

Great video man, much appreciated from Joburg!

[@Kriscoart]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@sushovanpal538]

yes

[@jemart1]

I often end up with this problem when I sound design:
I'm editing with my headset on and then when take it off, I hear nothing like I did before...
So do you guys do the sound design with headset or speakers?

[@maher9483]

What's the best sound design program for cinematic sound designing

[@Dekoyy]

I know a lot of people use Adobe Audition, but if you are financially responsible, Davinci Resolve's built in audio editor or Audacity are free.

[@maher9483]

@@Dekoyy thx man

[@candraagustian2806]

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