The ADSR sound envelope is a fantastic skill to learn if you want to improve your digital sound mixing skills. This is a lesson in sound theory that will help you understand the building blocks of sound and give you a greater understanding in how to manipulate sound using your digital mixer in your church.
0:00 - Intro
1:50 - what is the ADSR envelope?
3:50 - What does ADSR stand for?
4:42 - What does an attack mean in sound?
8:37 - What is audio decay?
13:20 - What is audio sustain?
17:05 - What is release in audio?
19:44 - How does ADSR effect the sound?
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Cameras
- Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6k
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- Sony A7iii
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Lenses
- Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 (EF mount)
- Metabones, Canon EF mount - Sony E mount lens mount converter
- Canon 17-35mm
- Canon 24 - 70mm
- Zeiss 16mm - 70mm
- Sigma 35mm
Audio
- Rode NTG 4+
- Rode Video mic NTG
- Allen & Heath SQ5, digital mixer
- Tasam DR 60D MKii, field recorder
- Zoom F2-BT, field recorder
- Sennheiser XSW-D, lav mic
Lighting
- Amaran 100X
- Apature 60cm Lantern
- Sokani X60
- Neewer 60cm Softbox
Sotware
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