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Audio Post Production Knowledge Base
Below are the following results for the tag: "theatrical"
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35/32mm Film |
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5.1 Multi-channel Audio |
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6.1 Multi-channel Audio |
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7.1 Multi-channel Audio |
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Academy Curve |
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ADR |
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Bias Lines |
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Chace Digital Stereo® |
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CinemaScope™ |
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Cinerama™ |
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Sync-pop
A sync-pop is a 1kHz tone that is exactly one film frame in duration, used for matching picture and sound negatives together. The sync-pop must occur exactly two seconds (or three feet) before the first frame of picture (FFOP) in a film reel. If the picture negative contains a standard Academy 
Ornament Sound Experiments
The 1932 film Ornament Sound Experiments, created by experimental filmmaker Oskar Fischinger, utilized the optical sound track in a very unique way. Using precise graphical icons in place of the usual waveforms in the soundtrack area of the film, a "synthesized," or "pure" sound, as
7.1 Multi-channel Audio
7.1 refers to multi-channel audio intended to be monitored through eight channels: seven full frequency range (20Hz to 20KHz) channels and one frequency limited (below 120Hz) channel for the LFE (Low Frequency Effects), or Subwoofer track.
7.1 multi-channel audio has several theoretical channel