@@StephanBollinger hey, just if you wanted to check on the progress since watching your videos...any feedback is appreciated:- ua-cam.com/play/PLpQf24wcC7B6V6rvgVdXOJsBk7hpwp9WD.html
Sorry? but i didnt understand at 30:51 - Video Project - Maximising Audio Levels. you have -18 LUFS? and you want to boost it to -14, then you push down the threshold from -2 to -6 bD, i thought it would reduce the LUFS
Depends what you use. A compressor would indeed reduce the overall level, a limiter or maximizer however pushes the levels up, depending on the settings of course
subbed! This was a really well done video and gives me a lot to think about. I want to create videos for yoututbe while also making myself marketable to the film industry so this definitely expanded my knowledge. Audio is such a beast! Took me almost 4 years to have a basic understanding of cameras and photography and now it's time to start on my audio journey. Thank you again for the effort put into, this I really enjoyed it.
Sir how can do this in adobe perimer pro. As tells in video Plz tell me this I want make a short but im thinking about sound. How can adjust all sound together. Because i have perimer pro software.im face problm like that. How am i mix all sound together like 1- dialogue 2- foly 3 - sfx sound 4- music 5- ambient How can i mix all together plz tell me about that think 👍
SUBSCRIBED. In the description, your first line should be a second title, using other words - it appears to people on search, when what they need is not in the title. I would say 30- 40 % more views than now. There is enough space to put other descriptions after that first line, also make a space between them. I know it will help you. And thanks for a helpful video, with time highlights on key points
Hi Stephan great tutorial, just a question, you said that in TV/film it should be around -23/-24 LUFS but the dialogue on this clip was at -12 LUFS after the maximizer.
Just thought I'd point hjis out, as you may not be aware - Your channel is extremely quiet and, for someone who's teaching sound, that's not a great advert. UA-cam have normalised this video to 30%, so something's not quite right with your audio. Take a look at your LUFS and then the UA-cam spec (-14LUFS). I can't help you more, that's why I'm viewing videos, to learn some mixing.
Massively underrated channel! Great content!
I wish I knew this before we edited our last feature. Thank you for this!
thank you so much, I study film sound design, and this has been better than any lecture I've attended.
Wow, thank you!
awesome video and info. I will have to watch it several times to learn everything
hey, great tutorial... you answered so many questions... really helpful!
Glad to hear it!
Amazing video, explanation, and examples! Love it🤘
Awesome resource! Great examples and extremely practical.
Thank you Paul. Good to hear that this was helpful! Hope all is fine and you and yours are staying safe!
This is really heapfull thank you~!
Great complex tutorial!
nice work. thank you
This video answered so many questions,, got a field recorder after watching this video few times and I'm very satisfie. Thanks for the guide Stephan
You're welcome. I hope you get some great recordings now!
I’m a musician trying to improve my production and I found this really helpful. I still have a long way to go but thanks.
Thank you for the feedback. The learning never stops, we all pick up new ideas every day.
@@StephanBollinger hey, just if you wanted to check on the progress since watching your videos...any feedback is appreciated:-
ua-cam.com/play/PLpQf24wcC7B6V6rvgVdXOJsBk7hpwp9WD.html
Sorry? but i didnt understand at 30:51 - Video Project - Maximising Audio Levels. you have -18 LUFS? and you want to boost it to -14, then you push down the threshold from -2 to -6 bD, i thought it would reduce the LUFS
Depends what you use. A compressor would indeed reduce the overall level, a limiter or maximizer however pushes the levels up, depending on the settings of course
Thank you!
To be watched ASAP 😘
Awesome video!
Thank you very much!
Great tutorial and as a bonus you'll get four Stephans for the price of one...plus one very cranky Stephan!
Haha yep
subbed! This was a really well done video and gives me a lot to think about. I want to create videos for yoututbe while also making myself marketable to the film industry so this definitely expanded my knowledge. Audio is such a beast! Took me almost 4 years to have a basic understanding of cameras and photography and now it's time to start on my audio journey. Thank you again for the effort put into, this I really enjoyed it.
greate, thank you
Tq sir
Thaks a lot
You’re very welcome
Sir how can do this in adobe perimer pro. As tells in video
Plz tell me this
I want make a short but im thinking about sound.
How can adjust all sound together. Because i have perimer pro software.im face problm like that. How am i mix all sound together like
1- dialogue
2- foly
3 - sfx sound
4- music
5- ambient
How can i mix all together plz tell me about that think 👍
SUBSCRIBED. In the description, your first line should be a second title, using other words - it appears to people on search, when what they need is not in the title. I would say 30- 40 % more views than now. There is enough space to put other descriptions after that first line, also make a space between them. I know it will help you. And thanks for a helpful video, with time highlights on key points
Hi Stephan great tutorial,
just a question, you said that in TV/film it should be around -23/-24 LUFS but the dialogue on this clip was at -12 LUFS after the maximizer.
LUFS depends on the streaming platform. On UA-cam it "should" be -14
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Just thought I'd point hjis out, as you may not be aware - Your channel is extremely quiet and, for someone who's teaching sound, that's not a great advert. UA-cam have normalised this video to 30%, so something's not quite right with your audio. Take a look at your LUFS and then the UA-cam spec (-14LUFS). I can't help you more, that's why I'm viewing videos, to learn some mixing.
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