Audio Scoring, Dubbing and Transfer Techniques Used in Video-Tape Productions

Many video-tape productions require post-production addition of music and sound effects to the original dialogue. Various methods have been used to accomplish this. Three methods have been successfully at Station KTLA. Method 3, developed at Ryder sound Services, Inc., is designed to achieve maximum control and is used to accomplish intricate mixing, scoring and dubbing operations, A variation of this method, devised for less stringent requirements, is used to avoid editing of sprocketed film. A proposed method, based on the use of a multichannel audio-tape recorder using 2-in, tape, is also discussed.

Print ISSN

0361-4573

Published

1961-06

Content type

Original Research

DOI

10.5594/J07810