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VIDEO LABORATORY – AWESOME AUDIO
Audio Recording and Editing Part 1,2,3
In this video, we’re going to setup a piece of software called “Audacity” to
record my voice. I’m going to read a monologue in various tones, volumes,
and inflection. Then, I’m going to take that through my own personal audio
sweetening process and make it both production and distribution ready!
In this first part, I will show you around Audacity and how to record your
voice.
AUDIO RECORDING and EDITING using Audacity
Audacity has many EFFECTS: Noise Removal tool will sample pure noise
from that area and then remove it from entire length of the recording
SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR VOICE OVER
Adobe Soundbooth
Audacity
Garage Band
Final Cut Express & Pro
Adobe Premier
Camtasia
Screenflow
iShowU
 
THINGS TO CONSIDER
Basis of QUALITY you are going to record is defined:
1. 75% of your microphone
2. 20% of your environment you record in
3. 5% settings of audio recording software
The software uses the CURRENT ACTIVE INPUT device found in
1. MAC – Preferences, Sound, Input shows the current device
2. WIN – Control Panel, Sounds, Input device
SETUP AUDACITY or any other software you choose
Go to the Software Preferences of your software
1. Audio I/O panel , look at Recording section:
Make sure the INPUT device matches your system INPUT choice
Select ONE CHANNEL mono
May use “Two channel stereo” only specific to sound noise
reduction plug-in (Bias SoundSoap) in Adobe Premier Pro
2. Default Sample Rate : (Quality menu) Highest 48000Hz for voice
(any higher is overkill)
3. Default Sample Format : (Quality menu) Select 32-bit Float,
CD quality is 16-bit.
The More resolution you capture up front both in terms
of sample rate and bit-rate, the better off you’ll be
when adding sweetening effects.
Ultimately will get compressed down into something that
your viewer can watch online
4. Click MICROPHONE dropdown icon and select “Start Monitoring”
and then you will see your voice is registering with Audacity
5. Hit record button
6. Record 7-10 SECs of silence(timelime shows dynamic activity)
7. Read monologue of your choosing
In the second part, I will show you how to effectively record your voice.
Read monologue of your choosing – Andy liked Ratatouille (2007)
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THINGS TO CONSIDER
Say THE TAKES: when stopped reading say TAKE 1, TAKE 2, ETC...
Say TAKE UP FROM BEGINNING – Start over, breathe in, out and begin
Say PICK-UP: Used when you want to continue right where you left off
Say PICK-UP: when words are butchered while reading, start in place
Varied the volume of your voice: Soft, loud, amplitude filters will
handle this during editing
Read Monologue of your choosing
Breathe in, out and begin reading the monologue
Andy is reading Peter O’Toole’s monologue from Ratatouille (2007)
When stop reading, say the take.. TAKE TWO, THREE so when editing you
can easily find those places
TAKE TWO from the top: Start again – Breath in, out and begin
Reading sometimes varies volume and amplitude – Use EFFECTS or
Filters in the editing program to smooth these out.
In this third part, I will show you how to export your project and talk
about various other sound editing programs that you can work with
Exporting your Project
Save the project
1. Click on the FILE menu and select EXPORT
2. You can fill out meta data information and then select OK
3. SAVE-AS dialog box appears, Change the title
4. Next drop down the EXPORT FORMAT and select FORMAT you want
Many different formats available some are compressed
distribution files (MP3, AAC, etc)
Select the AIFF , or WAV files (non-compressed formats)
Default choice: 16 bit AIFF – Apple non-compressed
Default choice: 16 bit WAV – Microsoft NC Format
If you select “ OTHER ”, you will get a plethora of
uncompressed formats choices, You may select:
32-bit Float since we recorded in 32-bit Float
5. Once select the EXPORT FORMAT , Click OK
6. Navigate to the location where you want to SAVE
7. Click SAVE
Edit the file in Soundtrack Pro – comes with Final Cut Pro
Many tools built right into video editor that will accomplish a lot
of what Soundtrack 2 does accomplish.
Tools can be found in exist inside of plain vanilla scfeen capture
tools including Camtasia …
Andy choose Soundtrack Pro to teach the class because of
a. A large VISUAL wave form view
b. Add the effects to this waveform in real time
i. You will see how they change
ii. Get a sense of how I am affecting the audio signal
Editing is very easy
Editing is cutting out the bad bits
You set an OUTPOINT and an ENDPOINT and hit DELETE or hit CUT
Now cut out all of the MIS-TAKES, PICK-UPS
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