Post by mkay on Nov 14, 2021 0:59:27 GMT
Pretty much any show or movie can have a music and effects track, pretty much any song can have an official instrumental version
It works how? The sound effects and music are mixed on a separate track from the dialogue, and they make a separate music and effects track for easy dubbing, usually for translation, but sometimes it can be for ADR in post production if dialogue wasn't excellent, and songs always have instrumental versions when recorded in a studio, with the instruments performed first, then the vocals done next
So when you think of it, it leaves the door wide open for dubs of everything, even when they haven't gotten any
How's that?
(posted this on the General but I didn't feel like potentially repeating the same mistakes I did elsewhere)
It works how? The sound effects and music are mixed on a separate track from the dialogue, and they make a separate music and effects track for easy dubbing, usually for translation, but sometimes it can be for ADR in post production if dialogue wasn't excellent, and songs always have instrumental versions when recorded in a studio, with the instruments performed first, then the vocals done next
So when you think of it, it leaves the door wide open for dubs of everything, even when they haven't gotten any
How's that?
(posted this on the General but I didn't feel like potentially repeating the same mistakes I did elsewhere)
