Sound Editing! Why it's important! Before and After will blow your mind

[@andrewtrj1]

Love your work!

[@nugizo]

Damn cool stuff man.

[@RobBrens]

Top notch info as always!

[@TheStuport]

I've always viewed Sound Editing as Removing The Noise and Turning Up the Prose! Talk about having Your Ear To The Ground! For me it always reminded me of getting my eyes checked when my glasses got a bit weak. The Optometrist would show different "shades of clear" and ask me which one was better...and continue to switch back and forth till we agreed on a Clear! I'd suspect that when editing is involved the headwear is as important as The software you use to filter the sound! Great expo here Jason! As always you Deliver The Goods! Stay Safe and Strong and KEEP SHREDDING BRUDDAH MAN! Cheers From Ohio

[@JasonMcNamara]

Your comments always entertain me Stuport. Murky waters and noisy audio are very similar indeed. Clarity is key whenever possible. That’s what I strive for. The less mess in the way, the better experience for the viewer. That’s the goal.

[@Zeangjpn]

Cool video. Thanks Jason!

[@JasonMcNamara]

My pleasure. Thanks for checking it out.

[@Andy7String]

really helpful video, thank you!

[@JaniceLalla]

What can you do with my On The Shore Prototype?

[@JasonMcNamara]

I’m at a loss with what an “On The Shore Prototype”, but if there’s audio involved that needs cleaning up the answer is YES 👍

[@JaniceLalla]

@@JasonMcNamara a video on my channel

[@JasonMcNamara]

@@JaniceLalla I’ll have a look now for you.

[@JasonMcNamara]

@@JaniceLalla I had a quick listen. Cleaning up that audio would be possible, but far from a quick job. It would require a lot more work than what I did in the above video. You would be much better off to simply re-record the clip.

[@JaniceLalla]

@@JasonMcNamara thank you