It's gonna have to be the ASMR Moments. Specifically assigning the evolver cylinder spin for the fishing rod reel. The crisp choice of samples and the use of low pass filters to emulate how one would perceive the sound when under water. Geez, I feel like i just learnt in 5 minutes what would be taught in a 3 month course
In fact, these techniques have been used for a long time in the production of films, series and documentaries. But in addition to explaining it in a way that I've never seen anyone on RU-vid do as well as you, you added a new perspective, at least for me who, as I don't use social media, didn't know about it and of course, social media is an environment that ends up demanding that we change our way of editing a little, be it photos, arts, videos... Congratulations, I hope that people who watch this video really learn the techniques shown that go beyond the main purpose. There are few RU-vidrs I've seen talking about Sensory Editing
For months I've been trying to find a tutorial like this dude. I've asked so many filmmakers but couldn't put into words what this style was called, so no one knew what I was asking lol. Amazing video bro
Fascinating to see this being done in an NLE. Pro sound designers use a DAW like Nuendo, Logic or Ableton because we have MIDI and sampling engines in addition to working directly with audio. Resolves has undoubtedly the best audio editor for this kind of work (for an NLE).
really super useful.. and I appreciate that you didnt turn a 5 minute video into 20 with a bunch of "hmm".."ok, soooo, now.. were gonna, oh wait" type of junk. direct and to the point. well done and thank you!
This is how you learn to do videos for a specific thing. Use your imagination, If you are a cinematographer, take time for editing, if you are editor, use time to shoot stuff. And I dont mean influencer stuff. Make drama, music videos etc. even if it is just a little film with a budget of a hundred dollars with your friends. You just might learn something. _Also Lighting._
as someone who just got started in video editing this is really helpful. i saw those editing videos in IG where the dude has like 10+ audio tracks and idk what they put in them lol. didnt think audio editing can be this deep. subbed for more Davinci tips!
Bro this vid was so helpful. I think so many people struggle with sound design. So if I were u I would definitely capitalize on making content that has to do with sound design 🙌great vid bro
Wow.. Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial. Your explanation was clear and the tips were incredibly helpful. Would you consider making a part 2?
Thank you for the amazing tutorial, straight to the point no bs. I would really appreciate it if you can tell me where to get the same flicker sound effect you're using?
Loved how the video was straight to the point, and as someone new I learned a few things about the frame estimate and the audio sound. Do you mind sharing the site you used to get the atmospheric sound?
Thank you man, really helpful video made with a dynamic and very clear style that allows us to understand every step. I wanted to know where’d you get all these sound fx for your montages ? +1 sub
