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    The document discusses different types of sound that can be recorded for films, including natural sound recorded on set, room tone used for transitions, and sound effects that are prerecorded sounds added to a film. It also covers transducers that make sound recording possible and different types of microphones like shotgun microphones, lavalier microphones, and parabolic reflectors that can be used for recording. The document concludes by listing common microphone connectors used in sound recording.

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    The document discusses different types of sound that can be recorded for films, including natural sound recorded on set, room tone used for transitions, and sound effects that are prerecorded sounds added to a film. It also covers transducers that make sound recording possible and different types of microphones like shotgun microphones, lavalier microphones, and parabolic reflectors that can be used for recording. The document concludes by listing common microphone connectors used in sound recording.

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    Recording Sound
    TV 1
    Mrs. Clark

    Types of Sound!

    Natural Sound!

    Sound Effect!

    Room Tone!

    Natural Sound
    !

    Sound that occurs normally in a scene.!

    Recorded on-set as the same time as your visuals. !

    Traditionally, natural sound is matched up with the image with a clap of the
    SLATE.!

    Room Tone
    !

    Sound of SILENCE.!

    Used to record the transition between one shot and the next.!

    Record extra room tone to cover up any background issues with recordings.!

    Sound Effects
    !

    Prerecord sounds added to a film.!

    Can be known as FOLEY.!

    All punches, kicks, explosions, etc. are sound effects, though they could also
    be footsteps, burps, glass breaking, etc. they are used in most movies.!

    Transducer
    !

    Makes Sound Recording Possible.!

    Unidirectional!

    Omnidirectional!

    Shotgun Microphone
    !

    Unidirectional!

    Lavalier
    !

    Unidirectional!

    Parabolic Reflector
    !

    Omnidirectional!

    Microphone Connectors!

    1/8 Inch!

    1/4 Inch!

    XLR!

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