Buy and Download - Lynda.com Sound Design for Motion Graphics with Scott Hirsch

2015
Lynda
Scott Hirsch
2:52
English

Editors and motion graphics artists create visually stunning graphics; however, without a compelling sound design, their hard work can fall flat. Luckily, Adobe Audition CC offers a variety of tools to import, sculpt, and finesse your sound design while working with the motion graphics video in the timeline.
This course is based on a 30-second graphics project, which is used to demonstrate concepts ranging from sound selection and spotting to sound creation and manipulation. Along the way, author Scott Hirsch provides an in-depth look at Audition's Multitrack and Waveform Editors, as well as the process of round-tripping a project to Premiere Pro. Plus, he'll show how to create your own riveting sound effects from scratch and start building a library you can use for future projects.

Introduction
Welcome
What can sound design do for me?
Using the exercise files
1. Getting Started
Starting out in Audition
Strategizing an approach for sound design
Using markers to spot to picture
2. Working with Sound Effects Files
Searching sound effects libraries efficiently
Adding sounds to the Timeline
Stretching and shrinking sound effects to picture
3. Enhancing with Effects Processing
Working with sound in the Waveform Editor
Using real-time clip effects for sound design
Reversing and editing clips for effect
Using real-time track effects for sound design
Creating motion through sound
Working with tonal vs. nontonal sounds
4. Creating Your Own Custom Effects
Layering sound for heightened impact
Spectral filtering for effect
Sculpting sound from nothing with Doppler and Distortion
Sculpting sound with Chorus and Guitar Suite
Building your own custom library
5. Mixing and Finishing
Mixing techniques
Exporting from Audition
Archiving and revision techniques
Conclusion
Next steps