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I sometimes teach classes in how to make audio recordings for fiction. When I'm sure they know the basics, I'll usually challenge them to do something really di
by kebman 5y ago
I sometimes teach classes in how to make audio recordings for fiction. When I'm sure they know the basics, I'll usually challenge them to do something really different with the sound. Here's one assignment I often give them: Record a sentence. Reverse the sentence. Learn how to pronounce the sounds of the sentence as heard backwards. Then re-record the backwards sentence. Then flip it forward again. Now enjoy your David Lynch moment.
- awild 5y agoThrow some reverb on the to be reversed recording for spooky premonitions
- kebman 5y agoIf you've got access to a mixer with a 1/4" tape recorder, try giving it a bit of feedback while recording and you get delicious analogue tape echo. Edit: Just noticed that Hainbach has of course made THE video on tape echo. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYz2J4DmxVA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYz2J4DmxVA