I know this has been covered, but searching the forums didn't turn up the info I am after. So I poise the question: what audio FX (or chain of FX) do you use to make voice-overs and dialogue stand out? A giant part of it is, of course, recording it correctly in the first place. Another part is achieving a good mix of voice, sound FX, music, and background sounds on the TL. Still, I seem to endlessly play with compression settings and EQ settings and can't get zero in on a good standard method of dealing with voice & dialogue. Ideally, I'd like to save an FX chain that I apply to dialogue tracks as a good solid starting point, or failing that, hire a full-time audio pro. (ha ha)
Any suggestions are appreciated.
-Jeff
Any suggestions are appreciated.
-Jeff