I recorded Jasmine and Faye at the same time and Kailey on a different day as she was busy on that day. We recorded in the sound booth with the condenser mic already in there.
I started to load the voices I recorded into premier pro to edit them to the video. After I loaded them into the media browser of premier pro I named them and sorted them into folders.
I started to put the audio clips into the time line and sync them up with the lip flaps of the characters on screen.
As when I recorded the voices the setting weren't set up properly they can only be heard in one of the ears and isn't that loud so after syncing them up with the clips I edited them in audition to make them loud and play in both ears.
That's is all I really needed to do for the voices, I didn't really need to put any filters on it or change the tone of them. Except for one of the voice lines Jasmine did for a guy so I tried making her sound like a guy by putting filter on it and changing the pitch. For the Foley there will defiantly be more editing.
I recorded the foley using a zoom mic at my house. The next day I loaded them onto my hard drive then into premier pro and added them to the timeline making them a little quieter so the voices can still be hard. I also got some ambient for the first scene.
For the other sound effects I searched online for non-diegetic sound such as background music and silly anime sound effects. As I couldn't get any myself and I didn't really know how I would, I searched the internet for them, I found them in:
Here is a list of other things I used off of Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VOm4FevlVo
the ruffling sound I got didn't sound good and didn't line up with the clip well, so I looked for some on youtube.
I could smash anything for the screen smashing so, again got it off Youtube.
After lining them up with the Foley and voices I edited the sound of each clip I got off YouTube so the voice would be heard clearly.
I showed my first export edit to a couple of people they all agreed that the music and SFX were at times too loud so I went back to turn them down and make all of the them the right level so you could still hear what I had done to it.
The sound is good at medium level, I wouldn't listen to it too loud, just a heads up.
here is the final edit:
To start of with the sound wasn't good when we first adjusted it so then we had to redo some lines other then that the sound was good quality. Unfortunately when recording Kailey we didn't get to finish her lines and didn't have time to do it again another time so I will have to cut half of my project out and just have the first half which Kailey was able to complete.
I recorded the foley using a zoom mic at my house. The next day I loaded them onto my hard drive then into premier pro and added them to the timeline making them a little quieter so the voices can still be hard. I also got some ambient for the first scene.
for another scene they are in a ramen shop so I am going to find some crowd noise for the ambient. I looked through some of them but they sounded too busy, this one did say it was busy but didn't sound busy as the others so I picked that one.
For the last scene the character wakes up to Peer Gynt - Morning, I don' have this song handy so I got it of youtube as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VOm4FevlVo
the ruffling sound I got didn't sound good and didn't line up with the clip well, so I looked for some on youtube.
I could smash anything for the screen smashing so, again got it off Youtube.
After lining them up with the Foley and voices I edited the sound of each clip I got off YouTube so the voice would be heard clearly.
The sound is good at medium level, I wouldn't listen to it too loud, just a heads up.
here is the final edit:
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