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Editing!

  • Don't Notice 62
  • Notice, Quality is worse 0
  • Notice, Quality is better 2
  • Notice, Quality is the same 7
  • 2022-02-20
  • 71 votes
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Content

Do you guys notice/mind the difference between my editing and when I hire an editor on?

Comments

AdmiralMiniBar

I think the quality tends to be on par, but I think the sound design/editing tends to have a better flow and cohesion when you do it. At least, that's what i've noticed.

AGenomeSoldier

100% agree with Admiral on this one. Your clearer vision on what the SFX should be adds a polish to the audios that's difficult to mimic. The SFX themselves are on par in quality

AGenomeSoldier

I looked through your reddit posts to see which files were edited by someone other than you, and I stand by what I said above. They are, as a general rule, on par with yours.

Gazbang

I think your performances are enjoyable no matter what. I've only ever noticed when the style is different, not due to any noticeable change in quality

Komarde

I seem to remember the FX seem to get used more when there is an editor. But in terms of quality, once it's compressed down to 16bit no one will notice.

James Tiberius Smirk

Huh, never noticed you had an editor. Will definitely keep an ear out and see, but nothing's really jumped out at me so far.