Client-attended audio sessions are a thing of the past. Why and What Now?
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Freelance Dubbing Mixer at Hirundine Audio Limited
7 年+1 for 'unattended' = quicker. The job requires full use of ears, eyes and hands - so talking to a client at the same time would mean stopping work. I often don't 'attend' myself, instead I do maybe 80-90% of the work remotely from my own studio then bring it in for a final mix pass and review with final pictures from the online editor. So that time with the director is the only time either of us are in the dubbing suite! d(-_-)b
Veteran Music Technologist and Technical Support Specialist to the Film, TV and Music Industry since 1995. I do small things with great Love! ????????
7 年Superb insight and article, Ben - thanks for sharing!
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7 年Hi Ben, We spoke at the BVE this year, how are things, can I help you with any logistics/movements of your product? Many thanks in advance