Frage von Somer:
I just put in the search for a way to a 5.1 sound on my DVD. Has anyone ever had experiences that teach and perhaps a moment to myself.
I thank you ahead of the times ... and maybe I can help once synonymous ...
Somer
Antwort von Axel:
Hi Somer.
1. You need sämliche sound sources as separate files. I think you have to consider when recording. Stereo recordings do not make sense, but it should already be as clean as possible mono recordings without background noise. From the editing program you may not export downmix. The best way you cut only with clinically pure mono original dialogue. Music, sounds and
atmosphere must be available for export as a clearly named separate files in the length of the full features! An example of the importance of separate sources: the back left of a dog barking across the courtyard (sound comes of "LS = left surround channel, but with several milliseconds of delay as a quieter echo repeats the house walls: It provides a three-dimensional space!) Front right snarls a cat. The cat is in 2 meters distance of the camera, her growl is quieter than the bark, but because of the proximity to "us" still louder, and it has no echo! How do you feel it is not enough, a file "Geräusche.wav have." On the other hand can be synonymous in the mixed program still create individual Tonevents.
2. You need - at least - a card with true 5.1 surround sound headphones, but preferably a high-quality surround speakers system (nit Aldi), which may be stacked synonymous not just with you in your study, but s.Calculator surrounds you in the proper installation . The room ought to be equipped with sound-absorbing walls. Tough requirements, huh?
3. You need a program that is a mono-Tonevent fairly distributed over the graphical representation of a room (floor plan) in the direction of the five channels (the ".1" channel is a deep bass effects channel). This left-right front-rear panning works
only by ear, hence the indispensability of a good, the
best investment. Music software such as Cubase or Logic "have the opportunity, but are not optimized for it. Then there were times "Pro Tools", I do not know whether that's still there. THE program for 5.1 - Mixing is certainly Steinberg 'Nuendo', very suitable, but Swiss in-ne-teu-er! Maybe there's something inexpensive, this question would disclose s.das forum. Synonymous Remember that the program must be able to see your finished cut video!
4. Finally, you need a good AC3 (= DolbyDigital)-encoder, with as many configuration options. This includes the optional increase of the center channel in the event that someone happens only in your DVD stereo, otherwise the effects language overlap. This increase is included in the final statement for the file only as an appropriately configured DVD player, on a surround system of centers would
not be increased. Knowledge of these issues have been incorporated into the mix, and you must create dialogues mainly on the center lane, synonymous, when the speaker is center-left. The finished AC3 file into Encore is treated like a stereo or monofilament, there's no problem.
Antwort von Somer:
Hello Axel,
Thanks for the info.
My problem, which is now left to find a suitable codec for the conversion of mono files in 5.1. Do you have to experience. I work with Samplitude, which wants to install as the Digigram codec.
Looking for experience before I once again investing much money.
Otherwise, a greeting from the beautiful Berlin
Somer
