Audio Post-Production in Pro Tools

Setting up specific sound effects

A course by Nadine Voullième Uteau , Sound Engineer

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4,541 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Setting up specific sound effects

Overview

“In this lesson, I will show you how to perform the construction of particular sound effects, their expression and materiality, as well as the necessary layers and sound sources. You will learn to build a noise based on different sounds, giving different perceptions with different layers.”

In this video lesson Nadine Voullième Uteau addresses the topic: Setting up specific sound effects, 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

“Arming of particular sound effects In this lesson I am going to teach you the construction of particular effects, its expression and its materiality. We already have our set of dialogues, we have the dubbing, I have it saved now, and we have the setting of environments, proposal of setting of environments. Now let's add to this the specific effects of what is required. I'm going to silence the elements that we have here that come from the filming material. I will make it smaller to make it more comfortable and be able to work with more tracks. And I'm going to add a couple of stereo tracks ...”

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Course summary for: Audio Post-Production in Pro Tools

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (190)
4541 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.