You may notice the first clip is fairly smooth with the audio, while in the second you can tell that the room echos. This shows how the two work after I had adjusted the audio. All I was really looking to do, and did do, was make the second audio louder so that it was at least on the same level as the first clip. While the background is different for each, at least you don't have to strain to hear one section and then get blown away by the pitch of the second, or vise versa.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Listen
I had mentioned before how I had trouble fixing the audio between different clips because of what the background did to the audio; such as adding a little echo. This clip shows what I was talking about. Just listen closely to the audio.
You may notice the first clip is fairly smooth with the audio, while in the second you can tell that the room echos. This shows how the two work after I had adjusted the audio. All I was really looking to do, and did do, was make the second audio louder so that it was at least on the same level as the first clip. While the background is different for each, at least you don't have to strain to hear one section and then get blown away by the pitch of the second, or vise versa.
You may notice the first clip is fairly smooth with the audio, while in the second you can tell that the room echos. This shows how the two work after I had adjusted the audio. All I was really looking to do, and did do, was make the second audio louder so that it was at least on the same level as the first clip. While the background is different for each, at least you don't have to strain to hear one section and then get blown away by the pitch of the second, or vise versa.
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