A Video Guide to Basic HDSLR Audio Post-Production
If you’re more confident in your ability to shoot with a DSLR and audio recorder than you are in dealing with the resulting clips in post, the good folks at NextWaveDV have put together an audio post-production tutorial. Here, they demonstrate a manual audio synching approach using Premiere Pro, as well as using the great, massive time-saving plugin Pluraleyes. As evidenced by the “HDSLR 101″ moniker, this is pretty basic stuff, but it should be valuable for those getting their feet under them. Here’s the tutorial:
For a more Final Cut Pro-focused tutorial on audio post-production, see the audio chapter of the DSLR Cinematography Guide.
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Grimskull on 09.24.11 @ 1:48AM
voice is a mono source and was captured mono, as it should be. why make it into a stereo clip? thats dumb. you should just delete the right channel.
not only could it cause phasing problems, but your doubling the hard drive space with no benefits.
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- Getting Better Production Audio is Easier Than You Think - NoFilmSchool on 05.15.12 @ 8:31PM
That “double clap” after a good take is GENIOUS! that will save me SOOOO much time.