Iamshadowkiller wrote:Have you tried turning down the middle rangles on the music while your characters are speaking, specially around the 1khz-3khz area? This is where most human voices would be strongest at so it might help to make them standout a bit more without neccesarily turning down the volume on the background track. Also, is the background track just an instrumental or is there singing?
Maybe you can play around with the panning, have the track with the character speaking in the middle and pan two left and right while at the same time moving them a few milliseconds ahead to get some of that nice reverb effect and not have them being overpowered by the louder track.
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Scintilla wrote:I want to hear this one.
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