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The Future of Audio Post-Production using Virtual 3D Scenes

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Resumo:Many motion pictures use 3D computer graphics software to generate imagery - moving 3D objects are positioned on a virtual space where a moving virtual camera is responsible for the rendering of the scene. Unfortunately, the same concept is not used for audio post-production. Even for immersive audio, the current audio post-production workflow is based only on Digital Audio Workstations (DAW), the audio equivalent of a video editing software, where hundreds of audio tracks are mixed together, but lacking a true integration between sound sources and the virtual sound "camera". This paper presents the concept of a virtual 3D scene audio software, its advantages and disadvantages, based on a particle system software developed for sound design, which is currently being tested in major audio post-productions studios, capable of creating virtual 3D audio scenes.
Autores principais:Fonseca, Nuno
Assunto:3D Audio Immersive Particle systems Post-production Sound Virtual scene
Ano:2015
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:comunicação em conferência
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Instituto Politécnico de Leiria
Idioma:inglês
Origem:IC-online
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Resumo:Many motion pictures use 3D computer graphics software to generate imagery - moving 3D objects are positioned on a virtual space where a moving virtual camera is responsible for the rendering of the scene. Unfortunately, the same concept is not used for audio post-production. Even for immersive audio, the current audio post-production workflow is based only on Digital Audio Workstations (DAW), the audio equivalent of a video editing software, where hundreds of audio tracks are mixed together, but lacking a true integration between sound sources and the virtual sound "camera". This paper presents the concept of a virtual 3D scene audio software, its advantages and disadvantages, based on a particle system software developed for sound design, which is currently being tested in major audio post-productions studios, capable of creating virtual 3D audio scenes.