🌟 Here is a summary. Thank me later, you got this! 🎬 Introduction: • Focus: Emphasizing the importance of sound over visuals in storytelling. • Goal: To show how sound effects bring films to life and evoke emotions that visuals alone cannot. 🎨 The Power of Sound: • Emotional Impact: Sound effects can dramatically enhance the viewer’s emotional response. • Example: A drone shot of a temple with and without sound illustrates the significant difference sound design makes. 🛠 Practical Sound Design Tips: 1. Start with Atmosphere: • Begin by adding ambient sounds such as wind, ocean waves, and city traffic to set the scene. • Match ambient sounds to the environment (e.g., wind and waves for ocean shots, forest sounds for wooded areas). 2. Focus on Key Subjects: • Identify the main subject of each scene and base sound design around it. • Example: For an elephant statue, use elephant sound effects; for waves crashing, use ocean sounds. 3. Layering and Limiting: • Avoid overloading the scene with too many sounds. Typically, use no more than three sound effects per scene. • Sometimes one well-chosen sound effect can suffice. 4. Dynamic Movement: • Adding sounds to dynamic actions requires precision and perfect timing. • Use subtle sounds and ensure they are perfectly synchronized with the visual movements. 5. Volume and Clarity: • Ensure sound effects are loud enough to be heard clearly, even on devices with low volume settings. • Edit sound at 60-70% volume to ensure it is audible for most viewers. 🎧 Advanced Techniques: • Organization: • Keep your sound effect library organized to avoid repetitive downloading and improve workflow efficiency. • Creative Substitutions: • Use unconventional sounds to create desired effects (e.g., a door slam for a skateboard landing). • Vary sound effects to maintain interest and avoid repetition. 📝 Additional Tips: • Smooth Transitions: • Use techniques like constant power fades to create smooth audio transitions. • Practice and Patience: • Sound design is a skill that takes time and practice to master. Avoid making sounds too loud or inappropriate for the scene. • Less is More: • Resist the urge to overdo it. Effective sound design often relies on subtlety and appropriateness rather than quantity. 🎬 Conclusion: • Importance: Sound design enhances storytelling and viewer engagement. • Encouragement: Keep practicing, experimenting, and refining your sound design skills for the best results.
I'm in the process of creating a RUclips channel and while editing my first video I was getting caught up with finding the right music and audio for my intro. All of this lead me down the rabbit hole of sound design and this was the most impactful one I've watched. I loved how you did a lot more showing than telling, with clips like the temple. Showing how much value and atmosphere sound made to what would otherwise be an uninteresting clip. Absolutely fantastic video!
i was on a video about the remaster of AOE2, many nostalgic fanboys say the og are better , while i replied the og were clumsily composed with weird sororities and the new ones were more medieval sounding, and then there's an idiotic guy who came to annoy me . he said that just cause he's a "composer" the og would be made with better talent, which is just plain stupid. he don't tell us how for which studio he worked so i assume he passed himself for a troll with a big vocabulary, with technical words. if he was a composer , he's then incapable to distinguish his own style to decent instrumentation. this was enough for him to get thumbs by naive fanboys. that's why i despise audio designers since then. i dunno why i tell you this but it's very present on my mind.
The guy Cee-Roo is actually a God of sound design and music producer. i cant tell how important the sound is. but I can definitely point out beginner and pro from watching their video with or without putting effort on sound design
i was on a video about the remaster of AOE2, many nostalgic fanboys say the og are better , while i replied the og were clumsily composed with weird sororities and the new ones were more medieval sounding, and then there's an idiotic guy who came to annoy me . he said that just cause he's a "composer" the og would be made with better talent, which is just plain stupid. he don't tell us how for which studio he worked so i assume he passed himself for a troll with a big vocabulary, with technical words. if he was a composer , he's then incapable to distinguish his own style to decent instrumentation. this was enough for him to get thumbs by naive fanboys. that's why i despise audio designers since then. i dunno why i tell you this but it's very present on my mind.
You cant find something you want but sometimes you will get things much than you deserve. This video is for same for me was looking for little but I got much than that thank for making perfect video.
Came here from Facebook. let me say this is absolutely stunning! Thank you very much for the feedback and the tutorial. I think this is exactly what I need as an amateur to start differenciating myself from others. Will definetively consider all this on my next edits.
The video is really helpful. Thanks for sharing. I'm kind of new in the film industry and trying to figure out the starting point in this sound design area.
Super useful video! Very well explanined. It´s time to dig into sound desing. Sometimes it´s hard to do well all the aspects of a video, and being good at so muchs skills, but we need to do it.
Very usefull video. One of my favorite videos with sound effects is the "Watchtower of Turkey" from Leonardo Dalessandri, videos from MrBrynnorth are very good too
Bro you have edited the sounds of Kenya but how dis that sound effects came into your mind that I have to use that sound effects into that video please tell me the full concept of sound where to ise it properly
So helpful man ! I would like to ask you what levels of db you using for sound effects and for the music? Because i have the same problem as you said that people are not recognised the SFX in the videos bcs its too low. I try to use like -6db for music a -3 for SFX but still its not a result i like. Thanks!
Usually we tone it down to -5 or -10 db for most SFX, however, sometimes you dont have to do anything to the levels. Its soo hard to explain, I'd reconmend editing your videos on 60-70% of the value and then check it on the phone after rendering it to see whether you can notice the sound effects or not (on phones also try to listen to it at around 60-70% volume) 😊 Its that kind of a thing where you jusy get used to it and then will be able to do it naturally without any problems
Thanks, man! There's no specific name for it, I simply made it in After Effects by combining different grunge overlay textures, and then applying Fractal noise as a displacement map
how do u get the music to be original and unique if there is no sound track. Are there music tract libraries one can get music from. I don't mean artist music, just neutral and unique music?
Zapsplat is a sort of community driven website.There are tonnes of sound.There is a drawback,you can only download 4 sfx in a 10 minute gap......(pardon me for the shitty grammer)
Hi, how loud should sound design be? I use Essential Sounds panel to keep audio d ucking to dialogue at -18db. How low should SFX be in relation to music, dialogue, and both? Thanks
awesome video! quick note - calling what you're doing as 'sound design' is a bit of a stretch at best - its more 'sound effects editing'. sound design is a whole craft in itself that goes far deeper than what is being shown here... but props for taking your audio seriously!
@@DreamDuoFilms Yeah i was totally guessing, btw you should watch his video of sound design, he dis said something very similar to what u said. Could be a total coincidence. Btw nice video mate.
My problem is… I don’t have any footage to work with. I know that sounds stupid but if my speciality is in sound design and editing, I don’t really have to desire to shoot quality footage.
🌟 Here is a summary. Thank me later, you got this!
🎬 Introduction:
• Focus: Emphasizing the importance of sound over visuals in storytelling.
• Goal: To show how sound effects bring films to life and evoke emotions that visuals alone cannot.
🎨 The Power of Sound:
• Emotional Impact: Sound effects can dramatically enhance the viewer’s emotional response.
• Example: A drone shot of a temple with and without sound illustrates the significant difference sound design makes.
🛠 Practical Sound Design Tips:
1. Start with Atmosphere:
• Begin by adding ambient sounds such as wind, ocean waves, and city traffic to set the scene.
• Match ambient sounds to the environment (e.g., wind and waves for ocean shots, forest sounds for wooded areas).
2. Focus on Key Subjects:
• Identify the main subject of each scene and base sound design around it.
• Example: For an elephant statue, use elephant sound effects; for waves crashing, use ocean sounds.
3. Layering and Limiting:
• Avoid overloading the scene with too many sounds. Typically, use no more than three sound effects per scene.
• Sometimes one well-chosen sound effect can suffice.
4. Dynamic Movement:
• Adding sounds to dynamic actions requires precision and perfect timing.
• Use subtle sounds and ensure they are perfectly synchronized with the visual movements.
5. Volume and Clarity:
• Ensure sound effects are loud enough to be heard clearly, even on devices with low volume settings.
• Edit sound at 60-70% volume to ensure it is audible for most viewers.
🎧 Advanced Techniques:
• Organization:
• Keep your sound effect library organized to avoid repetitive downloading and improve workflow efficiency.
• Creative Substitutions:
• Use unconventional sounds to create desired effects (e.g., a door slam for a skateboard landing).
• Vary sound effects to maintain interest and avoid repetition.
📝 Additional Tips:
• Smooth Transitions:
• Use techniques like constant power fades to create smooth audio transitions.
• Practice and Patience:
• Sound design is a skill that takes time and practice to master. Avoid making sounds too loud or inappropriate for the scene.
• Less is More:
• Resist the urge to overdo it. Effective sound design often relies on subtlety and appropriateness rather than quantity.
🎬 Conclusion:
• Importance: Sound design enhances storytelling and viewer engagement.
• Encouragement: Keep practicing, experimenting, and refining your sound design skills for the best results.
Thanks man
I'm in the process of creating a RUclips channel and while editing my first video I was getting caught up with finding the right music and audio for my intro. All of this lead me down the rabbit hole of sound design and this was the most impactful one I've watched. I loved how you did a lot more showing than telling, with clips like the temple. Showing how much value and atmosphere sound made to what would otherwise be an uninteresting clip. Absolutely fantastic video!
Wow!! Thank you so much for this.
“A thing of Beauty is Joy Forever!”
Sound is so important! I almost always chose and design a soundtrack before even filming. Helps inspire. Great video and thanks for sharing!
Me too
i was on a video about the remaster of AOE2, many nostalgic fanboys say the og are better , while i replied the og were clumsily composed with weird sororities and the new ones were more medieval sounding, and then there's an idiotic guy who came to annoy me . he said that just cause he's a "composer" the og would be made with better talent, which is just plain stupid. he don't tell us how for which studio he worked so i assume he passed himself for a troll with a big vocabulary, with technical words. if he was a composer , he's then incapable to distinguish his own style to decent instrumentation. this was enough for him to get thumbs by naive fanboys. that's why i despise audio designers since then. i dunno why i tell you this but it's very present on my mind.
This was the best video I’ve seen on WHY and WHEN you should add sounds, not just how to use them in your editing tool. Thank you!
As motion designer i can say YES! the sound it's too important for the video and the history.
Extra tips : Use low pass , high pass , band pass , EQ and slow your audios to be creative
true, especially matching the speed ofsound design with the speed ramps makes it so much better.
Bro can you tell me, from where i can learn about, lo paas high pass etc.
how do u make the audios sound like their INSIDE of the video?
YESSSS VideoCopilot for theh win!! Man.. They were the OG! So glad their product is still so relevant. AC was truly a visionary
The guy Cee-Roo is actually a God of sound design and music producer. i cant tell how important the sound is. but I can definitely point out beginner and pro from watching their video with or without putting effort on sound design
Thank you guys again! Another very well crafted video on an extremely important topic. And yes, Cee-Roo's videos are amazing!
Oh yeah!! His videos are a big inspiration to me. Thank you for the nice words, Harri!
i was on a video about the remaster of AOE2, many nostalgic fanboys say the og are better , while i replied the og were clumsily composed with weird sororities and the new ones were more medieval sounding, and then there's an idiotic guy who came to annoy me . he said that just cause he's a "composer" the og would be made with better talent, which is just plain stupid. he don't tell us how for which studio he worked so i assume he passed himself for a troll with a big vocabulary, with technical words. if he was a composer , he's then incapable to distinguish his own style to decent instrumentation. this was enough for him to get thumbs by naive fanboys. that's why i despise audio designers since then. i dunno why i tell you this but it's very present on my mind.
Beautiful cinematography!
Thanks, man! Appreciate it
You just changed the way i see sfx, man you are a inspiration,
mark my words., you will be the next daniel sniffer
literally i want this type of materailistic video
This is an outstanding introduction to sound design for web videos! Thank you for posting it. I plan on sharing it with my students!
As an experimental producer i value music a ton more than usual users and feels great seeing people out there stating it
This was so helpful thank you!
I watched the intro SOOOOO many freaking times lmfao That opening...love it
The visuals are amazing. Also the come grading. Please do a video on them
yeah. I love come grading. Its the best. It adds so much to films. This needs another tutorial even if its already done.
Love it! Great work! Power to Sound Design & Sound Science! Thanks for sharing and showing how to create the most powerful audiovisual experiences!
You cant find something you want but sometimes you will get things much than you deserve.
This video is for same for me was looking for little but I got much than that thank for making perfect video.
that intro was smacking !
Came here from Facebook. let me say this is absolutely stunning! Thank you very much for the feedback and the tutorial. I think this is exactly what I need as an amateur to start differenciating myself from others. Will definetively consider all this on my next edits.
Awesome to hear that, man! I wish you the best of luck, I know you're gonna CRUSH IT!
Wow. Simply wow
The video is really helpful. Thanks for sharing. I'm kind of new in the film industry and trying to figure out the starting point in this sound design area.
Super useful video! Very well explanined. It´s time to dig into sound desing. Sometimes it´s hard to do well all the aspects of a video, and being good at so muchs skills, but we need to do it.
So much valuable information in one video!
Thank you so much, man!! We really appreciate it!
6:15 brilliant lad, brilliant
First video I see of your channel. I am following now. Good job
Super Video! Sveicieni no dzimtenes!🇱🇻💪
straight love from Kenya
Amazing Content
Very usefull video. One of my favorite videos with sound effects is the "Watchtower of Turkey" from
Leonardo Dalessandri, videos from MrBrynnorth are very good too
one day you get 4 million+ Subscriber insh ALLAH
really helped me in the process of learning to make videos. thanks.🙏
The opening song is from cinematic Orchestra, Arrival of the Birds,,Crimson Wings. I love it.
Fantastic Tutorials.........!!
thanks for sharing bro. Keep up good works
Very well explained, Covered all most every aspect of it. Great help :)
yeah it takes time but it worth the effort 👏
Thank u for this video!!!
Thank you, Be Blessed!
Good work guys! Thanks for tips :)
Amazing content mate!! Found you on fulltime filmmaker... Thanks for helping with your tips, keep creating god bless you
Any time, man! If you have any questions, let me know!
Thanks for the tips man.
Thanks man!
This was excellent 👌
great video.made my day:)
great video! thanks
My first try with sound design: ruclips.net/video/QpbXKeDclmA/видео.html
Great video , if there is a voice over would you add a sound effect ?
Impressive!
this intro ! wow amazing
beautifully put together - well done, just subbed :D
Thank you DreamDuo Films. Do you add your SFX after you add your theme music score?
Usually we first choose music because sometimes music itself changes the mood of the video, thus changing our choice of sound effects
Great job
thank you for sharing.
nice one!
DIDN'T expect my contry Kenya be there but did great work
Sound effects is a problem to me too
great job!
What is the name of this sound in the ''sfx pack' ?? 4:46
It`s video copilot MotionPulse.
wow so good
A big thank's
Great video buddy 😄
I liked the silent version better actually
非常好的视频，很喜欢这个
Thank you for the useful insight and info,
Godspeed and God bless!!!
Superb
Bro you have edited the sounds of Kenya but how dis that sound effects came into your mind that I have to use that sound effects into that video please tell me the full concept of sound where to ise it properly
really helpful sir, thank a lot.
love from kenya lol
where is this temple sitiuated and what is it called? Plese do answer this, I want to visit this place
So helpful man ! I would like to ask you what levels of db you using for sound effects and for the music? Because i have the same problem as you said that people are not recognised the SFX in the videos bcs its too low. I try to use like -6db for music a -3 for SFX but still its not a result i like. Thanks!
Usually we tone it down to -5 or -10 db for most SFX, however, sometimes you dont have to do anything to the levels. Its soo hard to explain, I'd reconmend editing your videos on 60-70% of the value and then check it on the phone after rendering it to see whether you can notice the sound effects or not (on phones also try to listen to it at around 60-70% volume) 😊
Its that kind of a thing where you jusy get used to it and then will be able to do it naturally without any problems
Awesome video! How did you make the background at 4:45? What it's called?
Thanks, man! There's no specific name for it, I simply made it in After Effects by combining different grunge overlay textures, and then applying Fractal noise as a displacement map
@@DreamDuoFilms Thanks for the reply!
@@DreamDuoFilms Which software for sound design
what name the sound effect in 2:48 ?
can you suggest best courses for sound design and audio mixing for films
how do u get the music to be original and unique if there is no sound track. Are there music tract libraries one can get music from. I don't mean artist music, just neutral and unique music?
Do you ever get bird nerds complain that they're hearing the wrong birds singing in the video?
I would love to get a comment like that
Thank you!. I'm a beginner and I needed this video so much. + is there any free sites where you can get sound effects for free?
freesound :D
Not really sure about that, however Epidemicsound only costs around 10 bucks per month if you're doing RUclips!
Zapsplat is a sort of community driven website.There are tonnes of sound.There is a drawback,you can only download 4 sfx in a 10 minute gap......(pardon me for the shitty grammer)
@@deepakfrancis5674 thank you 😊
Where do you Admin get the sound effects?
Sound on 8:05 what would be the name of that sound?
Hi, how loud should sound design be? I use Essential Sounds panel to keep audio d ucking to dialogue at -18db. How low should SFX be in relation to music, dialogue, and both? Thanks
awesome video! quick note - calling what you're doing as 'sound design' is a bit of a stretch at best - its more 'sound effects editing'. sound design is a whole craft in itself that goes far deeper than what is being shown here... but props for taking your audio seriously!
Nice bro
The skateboard example was a reference from Peter Mckinnon's video right?
I'm afraid not, did he say something similar? I used that example because my girl and I were skateboarding that day haha
@@DreamDuoFilms Yeah i was totally guessing, btw you should watch his video of sound design, he dis said something very similar to what u said. Could be a total coincidence. Btw nice video mate.
@@tarunthakur Thanks, man! I checked it out! Wow, we legit said the same thing, wtf haha
@@DreamDuoFilms see😅 thats why i was like dude I heard the same thing somewhere else.
sound design ,, sound mixing was same or different
Girl in thumbnail has her headphones on backwards I know because I am wearing the same ones right now
Thanks boss
The name again
Which software is used
My problem is… I don’t have any footage to work with. I know that sounds stupid but if my speciality is in sound design and editing, I don’t really have to desire to shoot quality footage.
Importance of sound design... just watch nigahiga's mime video
good video
cool
Where is the SFX pack ?? Link
It is called "Motion Pulse" You can purchase it on Video Copilot
@@DreamDuoFilms any free SFX pack... From your suggestions...?!
how can i study this?
❤
Where is that temple
Wat Bang Thong / Thailand
@@DreamDuoFilms thanks I must go there....
Noice! S K Y N E T Is *Online*
interesantee
now do “art of editing”
dont use video co-pilot every film maker uses them and i used them back in day one when it was the rage on youtube
make your own music