Audio Post-Production in Pro Tools

Dubbing

A course by Nadine Voullième Uteau , Sound Engineer

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4,590 students

Audio: Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese

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About the video: Dubbing

Overview

“In this lesson, I will show you the dubbing process, teaching you some technical recording notions that I have been learning from experience. I will give you tips to position the microphone, define the space where it is recorded and the synchronization of voices and narrations.”

In this video lesson Nadine Voullième Uteau addresses the topic: Dubbing, which is part of the Domestika online course: Audio Post-Production in Pro Tools. Learn to use sound as a narrative tool and create your own sound universe.

Partial transcription of the video

“Dubbing In this lesson, I will show you how to work on dubbing. Dubbing is the part where you have to repair what comes from filming it is not in good condition. There are several reasons why you fold apart from that the production sound is not good. I'll tell you first what the basic implementation is that I work with. I have a sound table where I have the microphone connected, I have Phantom, which is a power supply for the microphone I work with, which is a condenser microphone, you may not be using a capacitor, it can be a dynamic one and doesn't require that and connect it directly to ...”

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Course summary for: Audio Post-Production in Pro Tools

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (190)
4590 students
4 units
23 lessons (5h 13m)
6 downloads

Category
Music & Audio
Software
Avid Pro Tools, Pro Tools
Areas
Audio, Music Production, Sound Design

Nadine Voullième Uteau

A course by Nadine Voullième Uteau

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Sound Engineer

Nadine has been a sound post-producer for 30 years. She works creating and editing soundtracks for film and television at Aural, a sound studio where she shares her work regularly. In addition, she teaches young filmmakers and digital animators.

She has participated in the sound and mixing of multiple Chilean and Latin American film projects such as La Telenovela Errante, a feature film by Raúl Ruiz; Caught in Japan, a documentary by Vivienne Barry, and Garage Olimpo by Marco Bequis, among others. Nadine specializes in recording, dubbing direction, and sound design. In 2017, she was named Featured Woman at the FEMCINE7 Women's Film Festival, for her career and contribution to the audiovisual medium.