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Sound in Video Production

Sound has a momentous significance in video production. Sound is always used to enhance the video experience, however poor sound can ruin an absolutely exceptional production and its overall impact on the audience. It is essential for a producer to understand the importance

of sound and at the same time have a good understanding of sounds. Seamless synchronisation of sound and dialogue with the actions in a video without delay is imperative. Sound helps evoke an emotional response from the audience - whether that's empathy, fright, sadness, guilt or happiness.


RIG360 brings to you the best ways to perfect sound, giving you a glimpse into how we achieve high-quality audio.


Invest in a Good Microphone

A high-quality audio set up helps in recording the required sound and helps omit unnecessary background noise. It is better to avoid camera in-built microphones as they tend to record all available sounds, reducing the overall impact of the audio and video. RIG360's audio set up includes Kodak's UFH Microphone System and Saramonic's SR-WM4C transmitter and receiver duo.


Background Noise

Clear and smooth audio helps in elevating the sound effects and net standard of the production. It is imperative to be aware of potential background noise and minimise any extra sounds that could distort sound and distract the audience. Here at RIG360, we use Boom microphones on our outdoor shoots to pick up the right audio and reject any off-axis sounds


Sound Test & Review

In every production, audio checks are one of the most important followed protocols. Every person is different and sounds collected from various sources can have varying levels. It is essential for editors to check the sound before the final run. Sound can be reviewed on mixing platforms that have bars that peak when the microphone catches the sound. At RIG360, we use VMix, a mixing platform that allows us to review, control and rectify audio levels while recording.


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