post production

Hello,



I'm currently a student and I would like to start gaining feedback and start networking within the industry. If you could take a few minutes out of your day to look at the work i'm currently doing and give some feedback that would be greatly appreciated.



Heres a link to a google questionnaire

Another question i've been having recently;

how do i know that my sound is loud enough or too loud?

if it's too loud, during mastering it muds

if it's too soft, during mastering it's too sharp

Okay so i'm going to edit using reaper, mix using studio one, then make finals and send them to a friend to master, and attempt to do my own master using Samplitude pro x. is this a good idea.

I'm an audio production student working on a post piece that is giving me a bit of trouble. My project is to replace all of the sound (including dialog) from a Hollywood scene. The goal is to get as close to the original sound as possible. The clip is from Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull.

Hey,



How do you process your live drums Recording?like adding Noise Gate..



other than that,what will you apply into it for more clean sound?like will you add the Noise Reduction plugin and so on..?

I am new to making tracks ready to be mixed for post production. I am working w Nuendo 2 recording tracks on a project that will be mixed at another studio. I am supposed to make the tracks all start at the same time, obviously. I had this under control until the guitarists started doing tracks with very short leads or other BS when I was not around. Ughh!

Hey guys, I'm looking for advice on recording guitar cabs, mainly in regards to production... compression, eq, etc... I have my mic placements and things figured out and everything, but I can't seem to get a really powerful sound.. what do the pros do when they record guitars?



Any advice is appreciated.



Thanks.

Hi guys, I posted something about audio post production for video, I wonder if you could give it a look.



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please let me know if there's anything that you know that could be helpful.



thanks a lot