The plan is to have enough footage for a 30 min wildlife video by the end of fall. An often overlooked aspect of video is the sound so Ive been playing around with creating ALL the sound heard in slow motion video. No matter how good your mics are ambient sound is usually garbage. Here is a little taste. I'd like some feedback as to the "balance" of the sound effects.
Sound Design
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Calson
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The ongoing high noise/sound level overpowers the video.
ElenaH
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amazing! Have you cerated these sound-effects by yourself? Or you got them from somewhere?
Some I captured myself and some are from davinci or youtube.
Dave63401
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To my uneducated ear, the "balance" is slightly heavy on the music part. So many variables on how loud the video is, from how high I have my speakers and how high I have the sound slider on YouTube. When you listen back to your own videos on Youtube, where do you have your sound slider? Then I can tell you if it sounds loud or soft when I play it back.
I think the sound overall is good except for the overpowering low frequency hum but that's just an opinion.
The "loudness" is actually pretty spot on for youtubes spec of -14 LUFS
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I have to agree - the low frequency hum/even vibration is distracting and drowns out some of the creative water sounds and chords.