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Excellent discussion to help creators with a bigger picture well outside of their domain. This covers a basic concept I learned back in the day when one had to be a chemistry major to be a photographer if I wanted to control my content. Put in the effort to master how to pick your tools and resources that are capable of the most tricks without getting in the way of the task at hand. Then capture the maximum range of data with the best accuracy and precision possible so you have a much wider range of control of editing in the darkroom ... I meant the editing software. The more things change the more they stay the same. Learn the absolute limits of your tools and master using them with fast, efficient precision and accuracy. I do not miss the era of 13 steps of chemistry controlled with extreme purity and temperature control to find out what I captured.

while your content is great and I do love it in the situations like these which you are describing here it would be a million times easier if people worried less about terminology and more about what they acctually need or want. For example, you did not strictly define sound editing compared to sound design, instead you said it is by your opinion and other people can see it differently so one can say "I need sound design" and not describe what he acctually need but you can say this is not sound design it is sound edit and already you have problem there. Instead if he told you I need the sound of spaceship you would know exactly what he needs regardless of how it is called. And other example would be if you two agree on your definition that sound design is sound of space ship and car crashing is sound edit because that is sound that exist in real world.... but then is it sound design or sound edit if that space ship destroys the car ? Spaceship sound does not exist it is sound design by your definition, but crashing car sound does exist so it is sound edit but those two things are happening simultaneously and one is caused by other..... what would you tell in that case you need edit or design and why would you do that, just say I need the sound of space ship destroying that car. Why complicate stuff? Yes you could phisically take that car crash it and record that sound but you can not take space ship and record it because it does not exist so yes technically those are two different things and probably person recording car crash is better at that exact thing than person creating sounds of space ship from nothing, but also is there really need for that kind of clasification, is it not clear what is what? What would you say if someone created the sound of car crash from scratch, like they create the sound of space ship, car crash sound does exist in reality but this particular one is now created and not recorded and we can say while some car crash sounds do exist in reality this one does not, is it now called sound design instead of edit ? Do we now have something seemingly exact same but called different because of way it was created? What if it is made so realistic that only you who created it know that it is "fake" not real world sound, but no one else would know that if you dont tell them, would you then call it sound design while you are telling them that car sound is sound edit ? Those are not only problems created by either not precisely defining stuff or by dividing and categorizing stuff too much when it is not needed, there are bunch of other and more serious and real problems. Similar thing can and does happen in many other fields, and I do understand there are situations where one person is good or even best in one thing while other person is best for another thing so you need to somehow split stuff in order to find those people for that specific stuff but you have to find some limit or else if you continue to do this tomorrow you will end up with person specialized in recording a dialogue but only with shotgun mic and only from the left side of camera if the camera is on the right side of the river which flows in the direction south-west, so in case you need a different kind of dialogue or lav mic you have to find other person specialized in that but then he will tell you he is the sound person for lav mic if it is under 7 mm in diameter and placed on the right side of the actor if you need it on the left side you have to call other person.......

why those tutorials on sound plugins never say what program you need to get to use those plugins?

panasonic just released the GH7 with 32 bit...my bet going forward all cameras will have 32 bit recording....I cannot see any reason to record in 24 bit...32 bit solves a ton of problems...I went out on Sunday and recorded 2 hours of video...forgot to set levels and all my audio is garbage...clipping everywhere...with 32 bit I press on and that is it...

I have a Sound Devices Mix Pre 3 which I bought many years ago. I film live theatre, concerts and dance shows. The analogue limiters are excellent and I have never had any clipping. I don't have to screw around with the files. My Mix Pre 3 is the original without 32 bit float.

Good Information 👍

Gay, didn't include any sounds.

I was just having that noise floor problem with my dialogue. This video cleared everything up for me. Thank you so much. Your content is awesome. Super informative

I really would like to streamline my process. I record live video and 16 tracks of audio, mostly speaking. I can record the fader levels in reaper but syncing the video in reaper is a pain. DaVinci resolve syncs great but I don’t know how to get the mixer fader levels into it. So I end up mixing twice.

Is that ur eq nd compressor on the screen background? Dope😅

"the mic im using costs more than you earn net in a month" byebye

I had the h6 this one and some other. I had bought the H6 for the mic pres, but were unusable because the preamp noise floor was just horrible and unusable. I sold it and kept the sony. Sony preamps are better, but still not anything from another world... and worst of all, it has absolutely no bass. This said it is a very, very good reliable recorder I am still using it. Until I get another eecorder this one is the best for the price! Nice review!

Very helpful. Thanks!

Some microphones now that have 32 bit float can't even record loud sounds because their hardware clips out before the software ever does.

L take +1 or null

103 just seems easier on the ears

If I turn the volume up over 50% on this video, my Beats Pill buzzes constantly. Not a problem with other source audio. Just a thought. Respect ❤

Good way to look at 32bit recording vs. final usage. Appreciate it.

I gotta admit, I thought Audio was hard. For Years. Now that I found your channel it all seems so clear - just like my voice recordings thanks to you! Anyways, I'm having issues with my AT2020 picking up S-Sounds way too sharp. The mics distance to my mouth is around 20-30cm, while I feel like 30cm is the maximum range I should go for cause otherwise the reverb is getting way too much. On the other hand, the DeEsser doesn't really help to solve my problem. Does anyone have a suggestion?

Thank You !

can you record dialogue with it? how does it sound in that case?

32 bit works fine and daVinci studio lucky

The graphic is misleading: the bit should be in the Y and on X the frequency. It is not complicated at all: 32 bit is the information stored at the set frequency. The sound is sampled at 32 bit 44100 times in a second. You have simply more information stored. As a consequence you have more dynamic range. The same for the pictures: more bit depth allows you to have more information stored, so you could recover details in shadows and lights. Always record audio at 32 bit if you can... and always shoot at 14 or 16 bit per channel. More bit = more information. 32 bit gives you the possibility to represent a sound in 4,294,967,296 levels against 24 bit 16,777,216. As a result you can do what you want with loud or too low sounds recorded

Thanks for sharing your experience. What's the keyboard on your desk?

440 is better than 103

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sillyh design, the metal pop filter blocks way too much sound

sibilant as hell the lewitt

Thank you

They really aren't that much bigger. And post should know what to do with 32 bit audio. I don't really see any downsides here.

Excellent video explaining an incredibly useful technique!

I've been analog since 1966.

I wonder what the best audio levels are for voice and music (plus background music). Just some guideline’s would be great. I try to keep the voice att minus 6db. Background music at minus 28db to minus 35db. And regular music at about -10db if i remember correctly 😅. I totally appreciate your advice.😀

What about forgetting the mic lead.

Thank you very much you just saves me 650 euro on a TLM 102 I already own a 440 pure.

Should I buy the Tlm 103 or the new Lewitt pure tube?

I mixed on a 32C back in the day (1979-1980). Love the sound of that console. Fast forward to 2024 ... this is a fantastic plugin for $29. A great plugin for $49. An OK plugin for $69. End of paragraph.

Tried this on my recorder and it worked! I'd also add that for loud sources you can use a dynamic microphone and get about 30db of additional headroom.

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on this, and the most concise. Good visual representation too. Thanks!

knickerbocker glory! Cheers for the video mate, it's just what I was looking for.

At that price, it needs to sleep with me and master my recordings while I go on holiday

How is this different than just EQ'ing out the overly hard frequencies......?

what are the other mics you have used in the past?

hey why is your desktop wallpaper western blots

Bro I was going along until you said you were using a Neumann. Dude you don't make a tutorial for beginners and just casually throw in you've got the most expensive mic in the market, most of us have an AT2020 at maximum lmao

As a run and gun film maker, 32bit float has saved countless events for me. One of the most revolutionary things for me.

No, there's no more headroom with increased bitrate - only greater resolution. No, 32 bits don't take up enormously more space than 24 bits - in fact, 1/3. Yes, 32 bits make a lot of sense in post-production, especially for multi-channel recordings and when synthetic instruments are in use. If video editing software can't handle it: upgrade. I do realize this is more than two years old and you would say the same today, but this video full of nonsense is still available on UA-cam.

Your processing is amazing - can you share what your process chain in?

@Alex Knickerbocker What about 64-bit float which Studio One now provides? Would you be able to make a video about 64-bit floating point?

I disagree. Especially two years later. 32bit float is superior in every way.