Adobe program used to filter voice?
In of the videos it was mentioned that Adobe _____ was used to filter how Matt's voice sounds. Which program was it, and is it something that is pretty easy to set up?
Posted Oct 12, 2016, 2:21 AM UTC
In of the videos it was mentioned that Adobe _____ was used to filter how Matt's voice sounds. Which program was it, and is it something that is pretty easy to set up?
Posted Oct 12, 2016, 2:21 AM UTC
Matt describes some of his audio processing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEJQKOyllMw
Audition is fairly easy to use. I don't remember the exact settings Matt uses, but for editing a video of speech, all you need do is extract the audio tracks out and then you can mess with settings in Audition. If you're using Adobe Premiere for editing it has great support across both programs so there's no need to do loads of exporting.
Also, since Matt usually records in very stable conditions (not moving away from the microphone, in different locations, etc.) then I imagine it's very easy to master his audio this way since he won't have to mess around much with individual parts of his video cut.
u/rsr70 linked to his video where he describes in more detail the mixing he does, which if you want to accomplish the same sort of 'radio voice' will work well enough. But you can always experiment - A lot of filter and EQ options are available to you in Audition.
He said he used Adobe Audition in beginning of the Terrain! video.