Post Production

As we neared the end of the mixing stage, we wanted to bring everything together in mastering.

I understood about compression regarding music but adding it to film audio was very different.

Our first attempt at compression ended with a lot of the quiet Foley being brought higher into the mix and changing the levels of everything.

Premium Beat had an article that helped me figure out where I was going wrong.

Sound Design 101: Making Your Film Sound Great

They explain how compression isn’t too common a practice and this is something that echoed through other articles and forums as well.

Most post-production seems to consist of setting levels and checking the client is happy.

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