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  • Andrew Kramer’s new tutorial audio intro

    Posted by Enrique Borja on June 6, 2007 at 1:04 pm

    hi everyone im making an intro for a presentation and i would like to know if somebody can help me achieve something like the voice in the intro of Andrew kramer’s new tutorial jumpy text intro.

    how can i make my voice like that??
    what process should i follow?( besides a good mic an a good voice =) )

    thanks in advance

    Enrique Borja replied 18 years, 11 months ago 2 Members · 7 Replies
  • 7 Replies
  • Darren Edwards

    June 7, 2007 at 10:12 am

    What tutorial?

    myspace.com/xgfmedia

  • Enrique Borja

    June 7, 2007 at 1:17 pm

    [xgfmedia] “What tutorial?”

    mmm.. as i said in the first post its the new tutorial JUMPY TEXT

    thanks

  • Darren Edwards

    June 8, 2007 at 2:16 pm

    URL?

    I am serious about this. I spent literally minutes hunting
    down a Kramer ‘jumpy text’ tutorial yesterday.

    Darren.

    myspace.com/xgfmedia

  • Enrique Borja

    June 9, 2007 at 1:51 pm

    sorry, i asume Andrew Kramer was very well known in this foriun, my mistake.

    well here is the URL to his website
    https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials.html

  • Darren Edwards

    June 11, 2007 at 12:45 pm

    You should have said that it was a Video Pilot tutorial. Kramer
    posts tutorials there and at COW, and as this is a COW forum….

    Anyhoots. I’ve listened to the intro.

    Firstly – good mic, obviously. If you’re on broadband, Pixel
    Corps/Twit TV have published some really informative MOVcast
    reviews on the new microphones, recently. There’s 4 in total:
    https://pixelcorps.tv/gear_media_tech

    The intro was probably recorded with a really good condenser
    mic (usually found in a radio station). More info at:
    https://radiomagonline.com/microphones/index1.html

    Secondly – the effects possibly used (and found in Audition)
    are:

    – Pitchshift. The voice sounds slightly slowed down to me.
    In Audition: Effects/Time Pitch/Stretch/Slower Tempo dail.

    – Pan. One line of vocal gets panned wide.
    In Audition: Effects/Amplitude/Pan Expand/play around with
    ‘Width’ and ‘Expansion’ until happy. Monitoring on headphones
    will help.

    – Reverb. There’s reverb/echo, obviously, but not a lot.
    In Audition: Effects/Delay Effects/Reverb/’Vocal – Natural
    Reverb’ should be enough. Too much and it’ll spoilt it.

    -Attack Envelope. There’s quite a tight attack on the vocal but
    it was probably achieved during production, with noise gate
    outboard or similar.
    In Audition: Effects/Amplitude/Envelope/experiment.

    -OR, for a compression way of doing it:

    Effects/Amplitude/Dynamics Processing/you’ll find
    three ‘Vocal’ presets at the bottom of the Preset Menu.

    Advice: Apply your envelope before your reverb, because
    applying it afterwards will, obviously, truncate whatever
    echo-y sound you want.

    Darren.

    myspace.com/xgfmedia

  • Darren Edwards

    June 11, 2007 at 12:53 pm

    You should have said that it was a Video
    Pilot tutorial. Kramer posts tutorials there
    and at COW, and as this is a COW forum….

    Anyhoots. I’ve listened to the intro.

    Firstly – good mic, obviously. If you’re
    on broadband, Pixel Corps/Twit TV have
    published some really informative MOVcast
    reviews on the new microphones, recently.
    There’s 4 in total:

    The intro was probably recorded with a
    really good condenser
    mic (usually found in a radio station).
    More info at:

    myspace.com/xgfmedia

  • Enrique Borja

    June 11, 2007 at 1:30 pm

    WOW, thanks a lot for that detailed answer! i apreciate it!

    ill give it a try and let you know how it came out =)

    thanks again!!

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