by | Mar 25, 2020 | Audio Editing, Audio Post Production, Video Editing, Video Post Production
File terminology Codec – Compress and decompress audio and video data and control how content can be viewed. Popular Codecs include: H.264, Xvid, FLAC, MP3 etc. Containers – Can contain multiple types of codecs e.g. the audio and video codecs and brings them together...
by | Oct 14, 2019 | Audio Editing, Audio Post Production, Graphic Design, Software, Video Editing, Video Post Production
Once you have opened an Adobe application, there are a few steps you will need to follow to be able to use it. Step 1 On this screen, you need to click on the “Sign in with an Enterprise ID” option. Step 2 On the next screen, you will need to enter your university...
by | Oct 2, 2019 | Audio Editing, Audio Post Production
In between getting excited about sound signals and wondering whether I should get out more, I often use audio effects. Audio “signal processing” is essentially just a technical term for effects applied to an audio signal, and there are many of these, and many detailed...
by Ben Addy | Sep 27, 2019 | Audio Editing, Audio Post Production
This video series is a step-by-step introduction to accessing the audio editing software Reaper. We recommend you watch it and edit a piece alongside so that you are practically following the instructions. ; Once you’ve finished editing your radio piece...
by | Apr 12, 2019 | Audio Editing, Audio Post Production, Video Editing, Video Post Production
Have you had to film a video and record the audio separately? It can be a pain to manually sync them, so instead of struggling to do this yourself, using Merge Clips in Premiere Pro CC is a really easy way to ensure you have accurately synced audio. There are a few...
by | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio & Film, Audio Editing, Audio Equipment Guides, Audio Post Production, Audio Tips & Tricks
There’s a range of audio formats available, so here’s a basic guide to the formats you’ll be coming across most often. MP3 audio is often more “compressed”, so it’s lower quality, but the files take up less space, and (as long as they’re well recorded!) they’re decent...
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