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Re: Sound Synching
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lugnet.animation
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Sat, 8 Nov 2003 15:50:11 GMT
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At 12:07 AM 11/8/2003, you wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am new to stop motion animation ( using legos of course ).
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> How do you know how many frames to shoot for audio?
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> I have software that lets me overlay an audio track with the video.
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> Do I record the audio first, then just calulate the frames per second to
> know how much video to shoot to match up the audio?
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> Or do I shoot video first and add frames when needed?
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> Does the lego studio software help out any here?
Rand,
I think most of us record audio first, then shoot the video. It's much
easier to coordinate movements when you know exactly how many frames you
have to work with - and just adding duplicate frames here and there later
will make it look choppy.
There's a great little program available that will calculate your frames
for you - all you have to do is plug in the durations. Download it free
here: http://w3.tvi.cc.nm.us/~mrgraff/gpi/FPSCalc.html
Hope this helps you out some.
~Mike
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