ADR Test

a quick test to see how we will do adr

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• adr
• test
• film
• filming
• independent
• sound
• voice

[groovekiller]

the syncing was good, maybe step away from the mic a bit and try make the it look and sound like he's a bit far away rather than right next to the camera

[jamesfeltz]

@groovekiller

thanks for the advise... the video was mainly gear to show the concept of adr rather than the full effect of it ... but i might just redo some of the video i have now to show that aspect of it.

[Dougthegoat]

nicely done, one thing i like to do is if you record some of the "silence" in the room with the camera, and put it behind the adr voice recorded with the mic, the dub would sound more like it was in that location, great job of showing the quality contrast,

[SweetLou0523]

james your ADR was a little off but that i think was mostly due to having adam as a direct contrast. you could tell his sound was location which made the ADR all that more distinct. all in all tho not too shabby

[jamesfeltz]

i used a behringer low quality mic that i had laying around the house and then used and old version of cool edit pro to record my voice then pieced it all together useing adobe premire pro 1.5 ... the from the camera to the final product only took 2 hrs and that includes me driving 10 min back to my house and 20 min setting up my equipment to record it all ... so i would consider this low quality to what we could have done.

[tiffkensebben]

you guys are awesome...I miss you :(