Using your recording tracks strategically: a multi-track workflow for location sound recording

By Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD   Today’s sound mixer or videographer has a choice of recording location audio to one or multiple recording tracks. In addition to being able to record sound “direct to video” — it is pretty much the norm to also record simultaneously to a dedicated audio recorder (the process known as...

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