RX is world-renowned for its audio clean-up capabilities, but it can also be a valuable storytelling tool. In part two of this two-part series, we explore RX’s creative contributions to the compelling indie film, "The Killing of Two Lovers" in conversation with Supervising Sound Editor and Re-recording Mixer David Barber.
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00:50 - Identifying the panning problem
4:04 - Sending audio into RX for separation work
4:17 - Using Breath Control
4:47 - Using Spectral Repair for surgical clean-up
5:15 - Calling on Deconstruct for extra separation
6:07 - Verifying panning in the scene
6:19 - Removing unnecessary breaths
6:30 - Three strategies for separation
7:00 - Removing harmonics using selection tools in RX
8:01 - Mastering the paintbrush tool
9:16 - Hearing the final separation in the scene
10:31 - Removing vocalizations with Deconstruct
11:37 - Using the EQ module in RX
12:38 - Using the 'play selection tool
14:09 - Listening to the final 'clap' audio
14:26 - Removing noise and claps from the boys' voices
15:34 - Hearing the final mix
16:35 - Parting thoughts
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12 сен 2024
