I'd think Compression would definitely be your best bet though it might not be
quick. Start with a suitable preset and tweak with it. You might also need to
fade down & then up with some of the
quieter moments between words because a compressor will "breathe" as it boosts
those very quiet levels looking for a useful sound.
On 8/16/2011 11:13 AM, Malli Niranjan wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> have some shooting of people gatherings for a documentary where the audio of
> the
> speakers vary. though mics were around - some speakers would have the mic at a
> distance and some have it very close to their mouth speaking quite aloud.
> amplifying the sound doesn't seem to help much as some has very high pitch and
> some too low. have to maintain -12db level. amplified using sound
> booth/audition
> and audio gain from premiere.when the loudness of both speakers match, the
> audio meters would show the low speakers level reach -4db- again this is not
> acceptable. and here the person speaking aloud given -ve audio gain would
> reach
> -18 on the audio meter.
>
> is there a way through which we could increase the loudness of the low sound
> at the same time maintain -12db level ?
>
> i m not that experienced or trained for audio, so any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> regards,
> malli
>
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