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Prepping your Film/TV Show for the Audio Team | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. 3D or not 3D? Audio Interfaces suitable for 5.1 Surround Sound Monitoring →. Prepping your Film/TV Show for the Audio Team. December 11, 2012. This is a blog post aimed at Directors and Video Editors (or both if you’re super talented! On how to prepare your film/TV show’s audio to be ready for the Audio Department. It’s a basic list of what you’ll need to get ready, and most importantly, why it’s useful to do. 1 Organize your Session. A mono channel, is a sin...
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. October 20, 2011. After finally fitting a stereo pair of NT5s into my blimp, I decided it needed to be tested, so I drove to the local motorway bridge that runs over the M40 to record some car passes from above. Although, this worked to my advantage and gave me some interesting sounds. Here is a short sample of the recording:. Filed under Arrowhead Audio. May 12, 2011. Me and my recording buddy Matt Meachem ( http:/ mattmeachem.wordpress.com/. April 30, 2011.
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Helicopter Recording | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. 3D or not 3D? October 22, 2011. So a few months back I wanted to try out my Rode Blimp and NTG-3 so went to my local (small) airfield. I wasn’t really expecting to find much, but what I did come back with was a load of Helicopter recordings. I think someone was having a lesson so they kept flying over the airfield which led to some great fly-by recordings. Here’s a quick sample of a helicopter flying past me overhead:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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May | 2014 | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. May 5, 2014. Last Sunday (27th April) was ‘. 8216; in the UK where everyone who owns a classic car tries to take it out for a drive. Luckily, I had access to this beautiful. 1960 Jaguar XK150 DHC. And decided it was the perfect opportunity to do some recording. For this recording, I wanted to try out some positions for the exhaust and engine and see what results I could get. I got hold of some. Close-up of exhaust mic placement. The boot of the car has an ope...
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March | 2014 | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. Using the Oculus Rift’s head tracking to aid immersive audio. March 27, 2014. This blog post has been drafted for a while now, but with the recent news that. For $2bn, it seemed like the perfect time to finish it off and publish it. For those who are unfamiliar with the. Head tracking is essential to the future success of immersive media systems. Spatial audio needs to be taken into account for the next iteration of the. Currently offers. Hopefully the new.
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October | 2011 | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. October 22, 2011. So a few months back I wanted to try out my Rode Blimp and NTG-3 so went to my local (small) airfield. I wasn’t really expecting to find much, but what I did come back with was a load of Helicopter recordings. I think someone was having a lesson so they kept flying over the airfield which led to some great fly-by recordings. Here’s a quick sample of a helicopter flying past me overhead:. October 20, 2011. Filed under Arrowhead Audio.
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December | 2011 | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. 3D or not 3D? December 11, 2011. I’m going to start off by saying that I used to hate 3D. I’d purposfully avoid it every time I had the choice between seeing a film in 3D or 2D. This wasn’t a choice I made because it was controversial or I wanted to be awkward, but because 3D simply didn’t work. Immerse me into the film. Before the screening (which clearly made a lot of difference). If the cinemas spent some extra time calibrating their rooms to produce pictu...
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3D or not 3D? | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. Prepping your Film/TV Show for the Audio Team →. 3D or not 3D? December 11, 2011. I’m going to start off by saying that I used to hate 3D. I’d purposfully avoid it every time I had the choice between seeing a film in 3D or 2D. This wasn’t a choice I made because it was controversial or I wanted to be awkward, but because 3D simply didn’t work. Immerse me into the film. Before the screening (which clearly made a lot of difference). If the cinemas spent some ex...
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July | 2013 | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. Audio Interfaces suitable for 5.1 Surround Sound Monitoring. July 1, 2013. Is on it’s last legs, so I’ve searched around for some information on audio interfaces that are suitable for 5.1 surround monitoring. I couldn’t find a definitive source where all the information was contained on one page so I thought I’d make one for anyone interested (although it’s quite subjective! My criteria for a surround sound interface are:. 8211; Cost effective. Dio Apollo Duo...
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Motorway Recording | Fred Pearson
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Sound Editor, Recordist and Audio Enthusiast. Helicopter Recording →. October 20, 2011. After finally fitting a stereo pair of NT5s into my blimp, I decided it needed to be tested, so I drove to the local motorway bridge that runs over the M40 to record some car passes from above. Although, this worked to my advantage and gave me some interesting sounds. Here is a short sample of the recording:. Filed under Arrowhead Audio. Sound Editor, Dubbing Mixer and owner of www.arrowheadaudiosfx.com.
