Chapter 46 Remastering Thread

[Kc]

Chapter 46 Remastering Thread

[LiamKerrington]

Hello,

and next one to shoot:
09:23 - 09:52 - CJ's part on the radio-communication with Michael seems to be kind of "loud", could be a little (really not much) less.
12:22 - 12:29 - CJ's part starts just about right, but gets kind of loud to the end of it; the first part of this at 12:24 might be just about the right level for the complete communication, and the one at 9 minutes something (entry before this one)
21:23 - 21:30 - this weird sound in the background, is that the whimper of Lady, the dog? Or is this some weird "noise" which is not meant to be there?

I hope that helps!
Best wishes!
Liam

[Devilish Pizza]

1. At 7:10 - 7:15, when Saul and Pegs are talking, someone gets up and starts walking away (assumedly Saul). Then Saul says "Goodnight Pegs". The volume at this point for both Saul and Pegs is the same as it was for when they were talking earlier, shouldn't someone's volume be a little lower here?

2. At about 10:23, when Michael and Victor are talking, Michael says "How's he doing?". This seemed to be weirdly louder than the rest of the conversation, both before and after saying it.

3. I heard a weird bump at about 1:03:50, when Riley is crying into Burt, but on repeat listens I couldn't hear anything so may have been my house settling. Thought I'd mention it anyway.

That's all I heard.
Really glad to have helped.

[Kc]

Hello,

and next one to shoot:
09:23 - 09:52 - CJ's part on the radio-communication with Michael seems to be kind of "loud", could be a little (really not much) less.
12:22 - 12:29 - CJ's part starts just about right, but gets kind of loud to the end of it; the first part of this at 12:24 might be just about the right level for the complete communication, and the one at 9 minutes something (entry before this one)
21:23 - 21:30 - this weird sound in the background, is that the whimper of Lady, the dog? Or is this some weird "noise" which is not meant to be there?

I hope that helps!
Best wishes!
Liam

#1. Reduced by 1 db
#2. Michael turns up the dial in the begining. The levels are as intended, but good ear.
#3, Yup, lady again.

1. At 7:10 - 7:15, when Saul and Pegs are talking, someone gets up and starts walking away (assumedly Saul). Then Saul says "Goodnight Pegs". The volume at this point for both Saul and Pegs is the same as it was for when they were talking earlier, shouldn't someone's volume be a little lower here?

2. At about 10:23, when Michael and Victor are talking, Michael says "How's he doing?". This seemed to be weirdly louder than the rest of the conversation, both before and after saying it.

3. I heard a weird bump at about 1:03:50, when Riley is crying into Burt, but on repeat listens I couldn't hear anything so may have been my house settling. Thought I'd mention it anyway.

That's all I heard.
Really glad to have helped.

#1. Yeah, maybe a little, but we tend to fudge distances when they're that close. Too much up and down is distracting.
2. Lowered slightly.
3. There was 1 footstep that I brought lower.


Thanks!

[airrunner]

OK, I finished my review of Chapter 46. I listened on my iPhone with earbuds and on my desktop computer. I'm not that sensitive to volume levels, so I'm not good picking up on problems with inconsistent decibels. Volume sounded fine to me throughout the Chapter.

I had only 2 questions:

1. 11:46 and 11:51, Michael is showing Vic on a map where he wants to set up cameras. At the two times I noted, there is a faint but noticeable thumping sound. I couldn't figure out what that was supposed to be, but I'm guessing it's maybe a pen or pencil being pressed against the map on top of something (perhaps the hood of the vehicle?) to accentuate the locations Michael is thinking about. It's fairly minor and I would normally not have noticed it but for the fact that I was listening closely for any audio problems.

2. 22:49 - this one was noticeable enough to distract me even on a casual listen. It sounds to me like Michael and Pegs kiss each other goodbye, yet the entire conversation leading up to that was that no one should touch or breathe on Michael, Saul, and Victor in order to avoid creating more smells that could attract zombies. Was that supposed to be a kiss or something else?

--Airrunner

[Kc]

OK, I finished my review of Chapter 46. I listened on my iPhone with earbuds and on my desktop computer. I'm not that sensitive to volume levels, so I'm not good picking up on problems with inconsistent decibels. Volume sounded fine to me throughout the Chapter.

I had only 2 questions:

1. 11:46 and 11:51, Michael is showing Vic on a map where he wants to set up cameras. At the two times I noted, there is a faint but noticeable thumping sound. I couldn't figure out what that was supposed to be, but I'm guessing it's maybe a pen or pencil being pressed against the map on top of something (perhaps the hood of the vehicle?) to accentuate the locations Michael is thinking about. It's fairly minor and I would normally not have noticed it but for the fact that I was listening closely for any audio problems.

2. 22:49 - this one was noticeable enough to distract me even on a casual listen. It sounds to me like Michael and Pegs kiss each other goodbye, yet the entire conversation leading up to that was that no one should touch or breathe on Michael, Saul, and Victor in order to avoid creating more smells that could attract zombies. Was that supposed to be a kiss or something else?

--Airrunner

First one is michael's hand on the truck second is them loading up something in the truck. My guess is there's a missing spectrum of sound that's a similar frequency that's not represented on your headsets. No worries

[airrunner]

Haha! Thanks, Liam. I was sorta cribbing from The Grapes Of Wrath - at least stylistically - but I appreciate the compliment.

[airrunner]

No need to apologize KC. My post was meant to be tongue-in-cheek. I'm glad I can help out in whatever way I am able. I figure you and the rest of the Wayland Productions team are such perfectionists that us fans are just trying to help you go from 99.9999% perfect to 100% with our QC reviews.