Marcela I. Manzo
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Audio Engineer
Dialouge
Before
This audio example of the raw dialogue recording with no edits done at all. I personally pay attention to how the air around the dialogue is interacting. How the recordist is breathing and how intense plosives (P's, B's, etc.) are. While recording, I noted where we had to go back and re-do a line or when there was a long pause.
After
This is the audio once it's been edited. I used Pro Tools to record and edit. I also used iZopote RX11 to edit different noises within the sound frequency spectrum that you normally wouldnt be able just to edit out cleanly. I also adjusted the pacing slightly to make sure the poem flowed correctly. If you would like to read the poem, I have listed below. This version of the End Peom is not the one you would see on screen in the game 'Minecraft' when you defeat the Ender Dragon. I use the public domain version to avoid legal troubles.
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How I use iZotope RX
This video shows and explains how I use the software RX11 and Pro Tools to edit dialogue. I talk through my process and how I work around problems to come up some a solution. A lot of the skills I use I learned from being a student at Full Sail but also being an intern on the Full Sail Dubbing stage where I got to work with incredibly creative and smart people. I learned so much just by being in the room. I used the dialogue from the End Poem as an example.
