“I used DaVinci Resolve Studio’s foley sampler to produce various foley effects by assigning sounds to a keyboard and creating them in real time.
“I was seamlessly able to import our existing sound effects library into DaVinci Resolve Studio and easily search for what I needed,” he continued. For example, 1930’s vintage reader cars, WW I and WW II battle scenes, people working in factories and more.” “In this case, there was a lot of archival footage that was MOS, or that had no synchronous audio track, so I had to recreate sound for entire scenes. “I started by cleaning up the dialogue and adding all the sounds needed to bring the story to life,” explained Bobo. Having worked with Duncan Entertainment for more than 25 years, sound designing and mixing documentaries with Fairlight for the majority of that time, Independent Studios’ post process has become a well oiled machine.
The four part documentary series, produced by Duncan Entertainment, looks at the life and times of Tazio Nuvolari, the acclaimed Italian racecar driver who rose to stardom in the 1930s. Bobo, founder of Wisconsin based video and audio post production facility Independent Studios, also used a Fairlight Desktop Console to help expedite the audio post production process. YEP Tour at The Academy Museum - May 20īlackmagic Design has announced that DaVinci Resolve Studio’s Fairlight audio post production tools were used to complete the upcoming TV documentary series “Magnificent Madness” by Sound Designer and Mixer Randy Bobo.Interoperable Master Format User Group (IMF UG).Young Entertainment Professionals (YEP).
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