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I have some audio clips (currently in FCP 2) and I'd like to make them sound like they are coming th
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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So I have a scene involving a char talking on the phone, I captured the other guy talking and it sinks up well but I'd like to add some distortion to make it sound like its coming from the phone?
Any help?
I have FCP, Peak for DV, and Soundforge on my windows box if needed.
-Mike
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Have you considered actually playing it down a phone and recording it at the other end?
Nothing beats authenticity.
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Join Date: May 2001
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Paulos' idea is excellent. I'm sure there are sound filters that emulate phones but I'd thing its too much trouble for nothing. If playing through a phone gets too distorted, try plying through regular speakers and recording with a cheap mic. Believe me, I've got very realistic AM radio sounds using that system. With a few adjustments, no one will believe it's not Bellsouth!!!
Good luck.
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oobi
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"telephone" sound is just extremely bandwidth limited. Use eq's to roll off ALL the highs over 5K and roll off ALL the lows below 100hz Peak it a little around 4-5K
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