Recording Sound For Film

October 27, 2009 · Posted in Film Sound · Comment 

sound for filmFilm sound recording contrasts in some ways with TV production techniques. Whereas TV studio sound recording is typically done with in-house equipment, it’s much more common for recording sound for features to be done initially on separate recorders from the camera to get a better sound. Also, sound is routinely taken to professional recording studios to be Read more

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Game Audio – A Guide to Great Game Sound Part II: Music, FMVs and Audio Planning

October 21, 2009 · Posted in Sound Design · Comment 

V. MUSIC PRODUCTION

A. THE UNDERSCORE – INTERACTIVE VS. FILM MUSIC

Music for GamesUntil recently, you simply could not compare game music to film music. Every aspect involved in their production, from budgets to performance, made it an impractical comparison. Today, these two mediahave a working relationship. Games are created to support movies and movies are made from successful game franchises. Film composers are now writing for games, and some game composers have made the transition to film. Hollywood orchestras and orchestrators are now commonly used for game music scores. Why make Read more

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Game Audio – A Guide to Great Game Sound Part I: Pre-production and Sound Design

October 21, 2009 · Posted in Sound Design · Comment 

Sound Design for motion pictureI. FAR BEYOND BLEEPS AND LOOPS

The new console era is upon us. It has been met by developers everywhere with great anticipation, promise, …and yet, reluctance. Programmers have spent a large portion of the past decade squeezing every last bit of potential from our Play Station’s, Xbox’s and Read more

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Types of Audio Formats

October 12, 2009 · Posted in File Formats · Comment 

 

What is audio file format or how a music file is stored in audio format? The audio file format provides container to store audio data on device, the device can be computer, music player etc. The audio data can be stored in device in compressed or uncompressed format. The decompressed format is used to reduce the file size on device. One would like to have more and more music files on music players by compressing their file size.

Types of Audio Formats

The current format for music audio files includes wide variety of formats with advantages and disadvantages. The current list of audio file formats are categorized into three major groups Read more

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Working with Video and Time Code

October 11, 2009 · Posted in Film Sound · Comment 

SMPTE Time Code

  • Developed by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers; pronounced "Simpty"
  • Identifies an exact position on tape or hard disk by assigning an address to each specified length
  • Each time code address is displayed using 8 digits and relates to hours, minutes, seconds and frames (HH:MM:SS:FF)

 

SMPTE Frame Rate Standards

There are various frame rate standards (frames per second) around the world; they vary from Read more

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