australian sound edited in england

stoltz · 8th February 2012

as australia is upside down in relation to england (and vice versa), should I invert the phase of any audio I recive from there when working a job I have coming...?

Brent_in_Sydney · 9th February 2012

Yes - in much same way as when we receive audio from you chaps we need to run it through the Waves One Knob "De-Whinger" to clean it up.
I also like to pass a bit of "Izotope Republic" over particularly nasty UK audio as well.

matt82aust · 9th February 2012

Ha!

lovekrafty · 9th February 2012

No but it will need an 11 hour pre-delay so it syncs up in Australia properly

LK

stoltz · 9th February 2012

never too early for april

Steven1145 · 9th February 2012

As long as you have roo tone all is well.

BIGBANGBUZZ · 9th February 2012

I have a lot of trouble with jobs coming from England, anyone know of a filter to remove a pompous English accent ?

And my colourist is having all sorts of trouble as there isnt enough sun light in the footage

jahtao · 9th February 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brent_in_Sydney

"Izotope Republic"

Damn straight. And she can stick the diamond Jubilee up her arse!!!!

jahtao · 9th February 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIGBANGBUZZ

anyone know of a filter to remove a pompous English accent ?

Well. I. Never! : O

BIGBANGBUZZ · 10th February 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by jahtao

Well. I. Never! : O

Aussies sledge best :p

NickH_UK · 10th February 2012

Generally I'm ok with Aussie Audio. However, if it's first generation you will have to listen out as it is often strewn with convicts. Written in my best pompous accent.

GregorioM · 11th February 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIGBANGBUZZ

I have a lot of trouble with jobs coming from England, anyone know of a filter to remove a pompous English accent ?

Yes! Just wait for them to break the law, ship 'em off to an island somewhere and leave them with nothing but a flock of sheep and a barbecue for a few generations. Not exactly a linear phase or real-time filter but it does appear to significantly change the accent. A variation on this filter still requires shipping them off to a different continent but instead of giving them sheep and a barbecue, just whack up the taxes on tea! This results in a slightly different filter effect but it's always useful to have at least a couple of different presets.

Didn't want to leave all the fun with the Aussies and Brits, so I thought I'd insult the Yanks and involve them in this thread too!

lovekrafty · 16th February 2012

I think the newer british filter variations sound thinner than the vintage
Old school british filters, the further north you go in england the filters get a lot
Rougher.

So if you want a more " modern " sound, go with the Aussie, or Yank
Filters.

LK

8th February 2012	#1
stoltz Gear nut Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 125 Thread Starter	australian sound edited in england as australia is upside down in relation to england (and vice versa), should I invert the phase of any audio I recive from there when working a job I have coming...? __________________ *www.stoltz.co.uk* http://soundcloud.com/mail-51-5/sets/somebody-to-someone

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Brent_in_Sydney Gear nut Joined: Dec 2008 Location: Sydney Posts: 125	Yes - in much same way as when we receive audio from you chaps we need to run it through the Waves One Knob "De-Whinger" to clean it up. I also like to pass a bit of "Izotope Republic" over particularly nasty UK audio as well. __________________ Kind Regards, Brent Heber Mixer, Sumsound VIDEO BLOG:www.protoolsprofessional.com (PT\|HD, ICON & Post tips and tricks)

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lovekrafty Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2009 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 648	No but it will need an 11 hour pre-delay so it syncs up in Australia properly LK __________________ I once had a grill.... http://www.lovekrafty.com/

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BIGBANGBUZZ Gear addict Joined: Sep 2008 Location: Melbourne Posts: 369	I have a lot of trouble with jobs coming from England, anyone know of a filter to remove a pompous English accent ? And my colourist is having all sorts of trouble as there isnt enough sun light in the footage __________________ ProTools HD Native, C 24 control surface, Mac Pro Intel duo Quad, Decklink Studio 2 and a Coleman VU Microphones, Nuemann Tlm 103, SE GeminII Twin Tube and a H4 Massey De-esser and L2007, Izotope RX2, DMG Audio Equality and Compassion. Waves w43, Dorrough, Rbass, Rcomp plus heaps more.

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matt82aust Gear addict Joined: May 2006 Location: Sydney Posts: 310	Ha!

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Steven1145 Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2007 Location: Paris, France Posts: 501	As long as you have roo tone all is well.

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NickH_UK Gear interested Joined: May 2007 Posts: 8	Generally I'm ok with Aussie Audio. However, if it's first generation you will have to listen out as it is often strewn with convicts. Written in my best pompous accent.

16th February 2012	#13
lovekrafty Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2009 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 648	I think the newer british filter variations sound thinner than the vintage Old school british filters, the further north you go in england the filters get a lot Rougher. So if you want a more " modern " sound, go with the Aussie, or Yank Filters. LK

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