Sound Question

[Jeremy Garchow]

Lavs sometimes capture more of the chest cavity than the voice. If the mic got shuffled around, this could be worse.

I’d use the boom as there’s a cleaner sound there.

Are you going out to a proper audio mix?

Jeremy

[James Lackleter]

Do you mean am I hiring a mixer? Probably not as I’ve come pretty far with it and I don’t think there’s much more I can do with it. I’m still working on the mix but I’ll put up the whole scene I a minute if you want to take a listen. For the most part I did not use the lav but I did get some use out of it. When the actor dropped to his knees it’s as you said, caught in his cavity. One sec I’m going to put up the scene.

[James Lackleter]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35455152/third%20act%20sound.wav

Still needs work, working on the ambience track, just heard a click, but it’s getting there I think. The trans impulse is still a concern of mine

[Jeremy Garchow]

I forgot to write back here.

I listened to this and it’s sounding pretty good. If I were you I would be fairly pleased with the results considering that mic placement seems to have been compromised.

Jeremy