Lessons: 19Length: 3.4 hours
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3.9 De-Esser
A de-esser is a fantastic tool to have when you need to reduce the harsh sibilance of a speaker's voice without reducing the clarity. In this lesson you will learn how to use a de-esser to tame those harsh sounds!
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:30
1.1
Introduction
01:30
2.Audio Basics
2.1Audio Formats04:48
2.1
Audio Formats
04:48
2.2Good Sources06:03
2.2
Good Sources
06:03
2.3Monitors and Headphones05:52
2.3
Monitors and Headphones
05:52
3.Basic Processing
3.1Limiter05:00
3.1
Limiter
05:00
3.2Automated Sync in Adobe Premiere Pro13:15
3.2
Automated Sync in Adobe Premiere Pro
13:15
3.3Manual Sync12:27
3.3
Manual Sync
12:27
3.4Normalizing and Level Adjustments15:37
3.4
Normalizing and Level Adjustments
15:37
3.5Equalization for Dialog14:55
3.5
Equalization for Dialog
14:55
3.6Compression Basics13:41
3.6
Compression Basics
13:41
3.7Compression Effect Alternative12:36
3.7
Compression Effect Alternative
12:36
3.8Expanders and Gates14:59
3.8
Expanders and Gates
14:59
3.9De-Esser12:11
3.9
De-Esser
12:11
4.Clean Up
4.1Noise Reduction14:59
4.1
Noise Reduction
14:59
4.2Mouth Clicks10:00
4.2
Mouth Clicks
10:00
4.3Dealing With Multiple Dialog Tracks14:44
4.3
Dealing With Multiple Dialog Tracks
14:44
5.Sound Effects and Mastering
5.1Level and Tone Management With Sound Effects12:21
5.1
Level and Tone Management With Sound Effects
12:21
5.2Mastering Plugins13:16
5.2
Mastering Plugins
13:16
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion06:35
6.1
Conclusion
06:35
