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4 months agoBrent Heber commented on Speaker calibration for Film and TV Sound MixingDaniel - don't overthink it! This calibration "recipe" is already taking pan law into account - pan laws are always 3dB in surround so its doesnt need to be mentioned or accounted for here.
One channel at a time, as per the video. Each front channel should individually register 79dB when "soloed", the rears which should be 76 and the LFE should be 83.
This is dependent on room size - this video is for small rooms, edit suites. A larger room might be a few dB more on each channel, proportionally always the same however.
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4 months agoBrent Heber added Editing Bootcamp 3 - editing and auditioning to General Pro Tools videos
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4 months agoBrent Heber added Editing Bootcamp 2 - tabbing and selecting to General Pro Tools videos
Brent Heber
Joined August 2008
Brent Heber has been working for Digidesign, the manufacturer of Pro Tools, for the last 6 years in Australia. Brent is focused mainly on the TV and Film industries and has specialist experience training clients on the ICON DControl and DCommand control surfaces.
His blog site is at protoolsprofessional.com
His blog site is at protoolsprofessional.com
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