The Art of Sound Design Learn How to Edit Sound for Movies TUTORIAL
Students will learn how to do sound design for filmmaking & video production by using Cubase and professional scenes.
What you’ll learn:
- What is Sound Design? – Why does sound design exist?
- Where does the sound come from?
- The scene, the screenplay and the sound
- Learn how to use Cubase & Low Frequencies
Requirements
You don’t need any requirements
Description
BEY ATELIER IN SOUND DESIGN FOR MOVIES
This program will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of cinema through sound. You will learn step by step how to create the sound design of a movie completely from scratch, using Cubase. You will learn with real and immersive scenes to edit and use your imagination to build the sound dimension of a completely professional audiovisual production.
This course is designed for sound lovers who want to know how film sound design is actually done.
“Sound is within everyone’s reach, there has never been a better time to use this language than now”
Baudilio Bey Perez
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MODULE I
What is Sound Design? – Why does sound design exist?
In this lesson you will learn to differentiate between sound design, music production and sound engineering. It is fundamental that you learn why sound design exists and what its objective is in filmmaking.
What equipment should you have?
In this lesson you will learn in detail what equipment you need to create a professional sound design. Technology is within our reach much more than ever, but we must learn to choose wisely where to invest our resources to be effective.
Where does the sound come from?
In this lesson you will learn where sound sources come from to create a sound design. You will know the different types of microphones used to create a sound design, as well as the recording devices to record the audio in a shoot.
The scene, the screenplay and the sound
In this lesson you will learn about sound language as a narrative tool in audiovisual discourse. You need to understand the scope of sound language to represent scenes and emotions in a movie. Sound design requires in-depth knowledge of audiovisual narrative in order to design it creatively and professionally.
MODULE II – CUBASE
- In this Module students will learn the most important aspects of Cubase in order to start working on it
- Beginning a project
- Getting to Know the Audio Tracks and Tabs
- Adding a video and summary
MODULE III – Editing the Cross Under the Moon project
- Students know how to create a sound design for a movie scene in Cubase step by step
- Cross Under the Moon – The Beginning
- Sound of the Waves – Part I
- Sound of the Waves – Part II
- Sounds of Water
- The Sound of the Cloth
- Human groan sound.
- Cross Transitions
- Some environments
- Seagulls / Fauna
- The sound of the sand and cloth
- Voices
- Tips for studio dubbing / Harmonics
MODULE IV
- Low Frequencies
- In this lesson students will learn the importance of low frequencies within the audiovisual language. Sound frequencies are narrative signifiers that trigger emotions in the audience
- The Kontakt System and MIDI technology
- In this lesson, the student will learn about MIDI and Kontakt technology to enrich sound design with current, dynamic, and powerful special effects
MODULE V
- Sorround 5.1
- In this lesson, the student learns how the Surround 5.1 system works in order to transfer a mix initially thought of in stereo to the surround system
Sound Mix
In this lesson the student will know the fundamental aspects for the effective mix of a sound design.
Who this course is for:
- Sound Editors
- Film Directors
- Film Producers
- Sound Engineers
- Music Composers
- Film Score Composers