Now that being said, when the 5.1 mix is properly folded down into 2.0, the balance is not affected. The only sounds that typically don't go into the center channel are music and background sounds like wind, birds, etc. If you see it on the right then it's mixed right. If you see it in the center then we mix it into the center channel. Basically foley and effects are placed wherever they are happening on screen. (Hard effects are sounds not directly caused by human contact such as car engines). Footsteps, hand pats, cups down, pens, dishes, etc.). Basically any sound caused by a person making contact with something. Most of the foley is in the center (foley is all the re-recorded sound effects made by human hands or feet.
While it is true that the dialog is placed in the center channel 99% of the time, the center channel is not exclusively reserved for dialog. This is also the reason why recording labels began limiting and compressing in the first place, to ensure that people could hear the music in a noisy bar. So pick Wagner or someone like that if you want to hear any music on a road trip.
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This is why if you try to listen to a Pop/Rock artist while driving down the street with your windows open, you can usually hear the music but try playing something with no limiting and compression like a suite performed by the New York Philharmonic and you'll probably hear very little, if any at all which would usually be just the loud passages. You get a very similar experience with classical music (without any of the loss of audio due to phasing) because very little compression is used when producing the recordings, at least on the quality labels anyway. Also, there will be some loss of audio for "Dolby Surround" encoded two channel audio (usually the track being played if you don't select 5.1/7.1) because of a natural effect of the same wave in opposite phase will cancel themselves out it just isn't meant for two channel audio unless it was recorded pre-1980ish (really began in early 70's but didn't become common until early 80's.) More specifically, the center channel is generally just a mono signal but the rear channel (in a Dolby Surround, not Dolby Digital 5.1/7.1) signal is phased so if it is not properly decoded the reverberations of the voices will negatively impact the front channel on a two speaker setup.Īlso, a second force creating a negative here is the average listener has actually been trained from birth to accept no compression/no dynamics as sounding better than uncompressed, fully dynamic audio. Posts are subject to removal at any time at moderator discretion, because we're fascists.This is pretty much it and really should get the upvotes here. Follow Reddiquette and the Reddit Content Policy. No one cares that you have a neighbor named Yu or that you saw "TALOS" on the side of a truck. In this subreddit, we choose to appreciate Arkane Studios. Don't discuss piracy or third-party key resellers. When posting a screenshot, highlight what you want people to see, or explain it in the comments. This will create a link which users must hover over in order to read the spoiler. Tag comments by formatting the spoiler as follows: (/s "SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE"). Tag spoilers, and don't include spoilers in post titles. If posting a link to a sale, do not use referral or partner links. Promoting your subreddit or YouTube channel is not allowed. This isn't the place for that.Īdvertising. Don't post personal attacks, offensive material, or discuss politics or religion. This is not the community for Prey (2006).Ĭommunity. All submissions must be relevant to Prey (2017), developed by Arkane Studios. PC, Playstation and Xbox One enthusiasts welcome alike! RULES This is an entirely fan-run subreddit and is in no way owned or operated by Arkane Studios or Bethesda Softworks. Welcome to the unofficial subreddit for Prey.
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