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rose jay - audio postproduction for film and video

Audio Postproduction for Film and Video After-the-Shoot solutions, Professional Techniques,and Cookbook Recipes to Make Your Project Sound Better




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Genere:Libro
Lingua: Inglese
Editore:

Focal Press

Pubblicazione: 11/2008
Edizione: Edizione nuova, 2° edizione





Trama

This is the industry standard guide to audio postproduction for digital video! Jay Rose is well-regarded as an audio expert and a writer who demystifies complex topics for the reader who doesn't know much about audio and don't want to get into heavy math and science. Audio Postproduction for Film and Video is the sequel to Rose's best-selling Producing Great Sound for Digital Video. Audio Postproduction covers sound after the shoot, and the steps video professionals must go through to create a great soundtrack for their video piece: everything from wiring and hardware to testing the final mix. Novices will learn how to improve their soundtrack, even after the actors have gone home. Experienced producers will learn how to solve technical and creative problems quickly.




Note Editore

New to this edition:* Learn how many Hollywood techniques--previously impractical on video--can help solve problems on smaller productions* Expanded cookbook recipes section* Technically updated throughoutMake your soundtracks as good as your pictures with this compendium of professional audio techniques that can be adapted to desktop post. Specializing in sound after the shoot, this book features many practical examples, cookbook recipes, and tutorials. Audio theory, when necessary, is presented in plain English with plenty of visual analogies.FAQs, full explanations, and from-the-trenches tips address the complete range of processes from wiring and hardware to testing the final mix. The downloadable resources features platform-independent diagnostics, demonstrations, and tutorial tracks. Novices will learn how to improve their soundtrack--even after the actors have gone home. Experienced producers will learn how to solve technical and creative problems quickly.You'll get recipes and step-by-step instructions on how to:* build an efficient and reliable audio post setup* plan and budget a good soundtrack* get sound into your NLE without losing quality or sync* edit voices and music* record Foley and ADR* find music and use it effectively* find and create your own sound effects* shape sounds with equalization, reverb, noise reduction, and more* produce the final mix* test the final product for various mediaPlease visit the author's website for additional resources: http://www.dplay.com/book/app2e/




Sommario

IntroductionAcknowledgementsChapter 1: Vibrations to Volts to Bits A Tree Falls in a Forest How Sound Works Pressure to Voltage and BackDigital AudioDigital vs. AnalogChapter 2: The Studio: Acoustics and Monitoring Facility Goals Acoustics Monitoring Monitor Switching Chapter 3: The Studio: Equipment and Wiring Wiring for Audio Post Guerrilla Problem SolvingChapter 4: The Studio: Audio Software Splices Were Cross-Fades Audio Software Chapter 5: Planning the Track Different Media Are Heard Differently Spread Things Around Consider the Workflow Preproduction for Postproduction Chapter 6: Getting Audio into the Computer Analog Audio Recording Synchronization Troubleshooting Transfers and IngestChapter 7: Voice-over Recording a Dialog Replacement Voice-over Perspective What's Needed for Voice-over Recording The Human Factor: Directing ADR Chapter 8: Editing Dialog This Chapter is in Three Sections Dialogue Editing Techniques Track Splitting and Filling Restoring Lipsync by Eye Chapter 9: Finding and Editing Music Getting the Music Music Editing Chapter 10: Working with Sound Effects Sound Effect Sources Placing and Editing Sound Effects Sound Effects DesignChapter 11: Equalization Frequency Bands Equalizer Characteristics and Types Tuning an Equalizer Equalizer Cookbook Chapter 12: Dynamics Control Characteristics and Controls Dynamics Cookbook Chapter 13: Time-Domain Effects The Short DelaysLong DelaysReverberationReverb and DistancingReverb SettingsChapter 14: Time and Pitch Manipulation Speed-based Effects Changing Pitch and Time Independently Pitch Shifters Time and Pitch Cookbook Chapter 15: Noise ReductionThe Reality of Noise Removal MaskingA Few Other Noise Reduction FactsSingle-ended Processing Chapter 16: Other Effects Stereo Simulation Creating New Effects by Combining Old Ones Chapter 17: The Mix What a Mix NeedsPutting Things in PerspectiveHow to MixNo Cookbook, but a TastingChapter 18: After the Mix Layback and Print Mastering Keep Lots of Copies Testing the Track Data Compression and Streaming Release Formats AfterwordChapter 19: Help! Problems with Sound Quality Random Strangenesses Lipsync Problems Edit and Mix ProblemsGlossaryAbout the CD




Autore

Clio-and Emmy-award-winning sound engineer Jay Rose is creative director of the Digital Playroom. Specializing in post-production audio, his clients include PBS, Buena Vista Home Video, and Turner Network Television. Rose has written about audio for Videography, Recording, and Premiere Full Motion magazines.










Altre Informazioni

ISBN:

9780240809717

Condizione: Nuovo
Collana: Focal Press
Dimensioni: 9.25 x 7.5 in Ø 1.55 lb
Formato: Brossura
Illustration Notes:Approx. 210 illustrations
Pagine Arabe: 460


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