Must-Know Audio Terminology | Improve Your On-Set Communication
In this episode of Sound 101 Andrew and Deity Steve tackle 4 more questions you've asked in the past! Topics like the best microphone for Zoom, or teaching online courses, some must-know audio terminology that will help improve your on-set communication, the strangest place Andrew's hidden a lav, and why we record room tone in mono!
This episode has something for everyone but sound mixers and editors will likely benefit the most. Being able to talk about sound or talk about audio is very helpful and sometimes trickier than you'd think. There are some specific words that help get your point across. And room tone is essential but sometimes a mystery. We explain the difference between room tone and ambience and why we usually use mono to record room tone.
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