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Film Sound Mix sample?
Hello,
I am trying to create my film soundmix on a less than ideal home studio setup. I’m looking to get a reference movie or film soundmix file that I could place into Final Cut Pro and use to calibrate my monitor and compare to my soundtrack. I have tried to calibrate my setup using -20dB pink noise and SPL meter to set them to 75dB as recommended by many but I’d prefer to have a real world sample. An idea sample would have a -20dB reference tone in the head so I could make sure it is playing at proper level within the application.
Does anyone have a professional movie file or final soundmix film with a -20dB tone in front they could point me to?
Thanks in advance.
Oscar -
3 Replies
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Hello Oscar and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
Do you have no audio software in which you can create a -20dB tone?
I have lots to do over the next few days, but Pro Tools or Audition will let you do that.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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Hi Ty,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I can generate the tone. I think my post may have been confusing. I’m actually looking for a finished professional movie soundtrack with a -20dB tone in the header if such a thing exists. That way I could put the soundmix into my timeline and compare it to my own and also use it to calibrate my monitor settings. Thanks,
Oscar -
Doubt youll find that.
The pink noise is rotated in sequence around the room by a panner calibration set up. not by putting it on a timeline.
also youll need an sound pressure level meter, not your ears
PeterPost Production Dubbing Mixer
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