@FlexUtility@drpepper There’s no way this doesn’t blow up within a few days. You’re tapping magic. I don’t know why it magnetizes my soul, but it does, hard!
Whenever I record a bang of thunder, it makes me smile deeply in my soul to know that while tens of thousands of people all over the town heard the same boom, only myself and perhaps one or two others captured it for future enjoyment.
There’s something so secretly satisfying about recording the environment around you, birds, traffic, thunderstorms, elevators, café chatter, and incorporating it into your music. Caught in the wild, tamed, and enshrined forever in a piece of music.
One simple process involves identifying two or three clean sections of the clip’s basic ambiance (or background “hum”). You can copy snippets of these clean sections and paste them over foley that isn’t sitting well in the mix, such as the spoon-on-teeth. Then recreate the needed sound in a super clean environment or via AI and mix it back in. This process is an art in itself and incredibly rewarding!
@second_bassoon@MartinSchalle17 When a creator decides to produce an animation, is he maliciously taking a live actor’s job? Virtually nobody thinks so. This is no different. Rather than complain, why not collect all your actor friends and get busy creating something amazing like this young lady has? Baffling.