Video and Sound Production - Project 1
Video and Sound Production - Project 1
Wong Kai Yi (0340236)
Video and Sound Production
Project 1 (Audio)
1. LECTURE
Week 1 (17.04.2020)
Zoom session with Mr Martin and Mr RazifModule briefing by Mr Martin and Mr Razif. Mr Martin will be in charge of the visuals and video, while Mr Razif will be in charge of the audio.
Project 1: Audio Editing Exercises
Audio Editing Exercise: 3-5 exercises, they are meant to build up fundamentals in audio. Project 1 is to fine tune the skills and understanding.
Audio Editing Exercise: 3-5 exercises, they are meant to build up fundamentals in audio. Project 1 is to fine tune the skills and understanding.
Project 2: 30 seconds Digital Magic W9 submission
Pick a Zach King video and dissect it / watch his Behind the scene tutorial video and pick a Zach King trick.
Final project: 30 seconds Stop Motion
Theme: PSA (Public Service Announcement); a short informational clip that is meant to raise the audience's awareness about an important issue
Theme: PSA (Public Service Announcement); a short informational clip that is meant to raise the audience's awareness about an important issue
Not a direct message
Mr Razif's Sound and Production Online Lecture (YouTube)
Topics: Nature of sound, how sound can be captured, how sound can be processed, analyze and use it, how to convert to digital world, pro tools.
Nature of sound
A vibration of air molecules that stimulates our eardrums
A vibration of air molecules that stimulates our eardrums
Production (source) to propagation (sound travels through a medium) to perception (sound captured and translated by our brain)
Sound waves: The air molecules' vibration and propagation (Movement)
Human ear: Outer (visible portion and ear canal), Middle (eardrum), Inner (cochlea)
2 types of waves: Transverse and longitudinal waves
Sound is a longitudinal wave
Sound is a longitudinal wave
Psychoacoustics: the study of subjective human perception of sounds
Includes how we listen, our psychological responses and the psychological impact of music and sound on the human nervous system.
Includes how we listen, our psychological responses and the psychological impact of music and sound on the human nervous system.
Traditional psychoacoustics concerns involve the perception of pitch, loudness, volume and timbre.
Properties of soundwaves:
Wavelength: the distance between any point on a wave and the equivalent point on the next phase.
Amplitude: height of wave (loudness)
Frequency: Number of times the wavelength occurs in 1s (pitch)
Frequency: Number of times the wavelength occurs in 1s (pitch)
Properties of sound:
1. Pitch (frequency - Hz)
- Range of human hearing: 20Hz to 20kHz;
- 20-250Hz (bass) LOWS
- 250Hz-6kHz (mid-range) MID-RANGE
- 5kHz-20kHz (treble) HIGHS
- Find your Tinnitus Tone: Audio Notch website, Online Tone Generator website
2. Loudness
3. Timbre (quality of sound)
4. Perceived duration (how to you perceive the pace of the sound - speed e.g. talking fast or slow)
5. Envelope (structure of a sound e.g. when does the sound change in loudness)
6. Spacialization (placement of sound)
3. Timbre (quality of sound)
4. Perceived duration (how to you perceive the pace of the sound - speed e.g. talking fast or slow)
5. Envelope (structure of a sound e.g. when does the sound change in loudness)
6. Spacialization (placement of sound)
Week 2 (24.04.2020)
Mr Razif's Sound and Production (Zoom Session) - Quality visualizationAdobe Audition: Parametric Equalizer
Telephone sound: less bass and treble (low quality)
Sound from another room: muffled, less treble and mids, less clarity
Coloring: bomb sound (boost bass and treble)
Clipping: goes above 0dB (red), 0dB is the loudest
Sound Shaping:
Amplitude and compression > Hard limiter (like a compressor): max amplitude -0.1dB - explosion
Reverb
Space Reverb Reverb
Stadium: Presets
Apply > save as mp3
Longer - echo, shorter - reverb
Week 3 (01.05.2020)
Sound Design Techniques in Adobe Audition
Techniques:
1. Layering (in multitrack)
1. Layering (in multitrack)
2. Time stretching & compression (stretch and pitch in effects)
3. Pitch shifting (stretch and pitch in effects)
4. Reverse (reverse in effects)
5. Mouth it (record your own sound)
6. Alien / Monster sounds (Flanger in modulation in effects)
Exporting multitrack
Week 4 onwards:
Adjusting pitch and volume in multitrack
Adjust sound in mixer (single / bus / master track)
Recording / editing live sound in Adobe Audition after exporting video from Adobe Premiere Pro
Making sound effects with Bandlab (record on Adobe Audition)
6. Alien / Monster sounds (Flanger in modulation in effects)
Exporting multitrack
Week 4 onwards:
Adjusting pitch and volume in multitrack
Week 12 (03.07.2020)
Bus track (combine single tracks, e.g. many footsteps)Adjust sound in mixer (single / bus / master track)
Recording / editing live sound in Adobe Audition after exporting video from Adobe Premiere Pro
Making sound effects with Bandlab (record on Adobe Audition)
2. INSTRUCTIONS
3. EXERCISES
Week 1 (17.04.2020)
Sound Equalizer Exercise by Mr Razif with Adobe Audition
Exercises for eq1-eq6 as below:
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Fig 2.1 eq1 |
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Fig 2.2 eq2 |
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Fig 2.3 eq3 |
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Fig 2.4 eq4 |
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Fig 2.5 eq5 |
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Fig 2.6 eq6 |
Week 2 (24.04.2020)
Sound shaping Audio exercise (Mr Razif):
Click the link for Exercise 2 Playlist on Soundcloud
- Telephone sound
- In the closet
- Walkie-talkie
- Big stadium
- In the shower
Click the link for Exercise 2 Playlist on Soundcloud
Week 3 (01.05.2020)
Sound Design Techniques in Adobe Audition
- Alien
- Deep Explosion
- Triple Punch
Click the link for Exercise 3 Playlist on SoundCloud
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