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Question about animation audio
I have my animation completed and it's almost ready for submission. I wasjust wondering, I have a song in my animation and there is a part in it that goes silent (under -18 db) for about a second. Will this be a problem? because I know you're not suppose to go under -18 db.
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10-02-2006, 20:44
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Re: Question about animation audio
I imagine that the under -18 dB order simply means that you will not hear anything under -18dB - silent should still be fine. They won't penalize you for having silent bits, or if they do, then that would be ridiculous.
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10-02-2006, 21:44
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Re: Question about animation audio
I imagine most all animations will have silent bits. I assume the under -18 db means that they have some sort of noise cancelling device that cuts off audio below that level to prevent noise.
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