by ivanoff » Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:13 pm
I had this experience with a friend and her partner, they asked me to make the original soundtrack for a documentary. His first reaction when he heard I was working with SawStudio was a bit condescending. Never heard about it, for him, the pros only worked with Pro Tool and Mac.
During the sessions, we had a problem with synchronization between image and sound. Of course, it could only be SawStudio that was the cause. I contacted Bob who answered me in the day, which surprised my friend, a response as fast. Finally after various tests we understood that its audio exports were bad, bad conversion options in Final Cut.
We continue the work. Once finished, I give them the final edit, sound and image.
I come back to the studio a few hours later. When I entered, they just said
What such a good sound!! and they invited me to the restaurant.
Since that day, I think that if the pros work with Pro Tool and Mac, the people who work with Pro Tool and Mac are not necessarily pros.
I had this experience with a friend and her partner, they asked me to make the original soundtrack for a documentary. His first reaction when he heard I was working with SawStudio was a bit condescending. Never heard about it, for him, the pros only worked with Pro Tool and Mac.
During the sessions, we had a problem with synchronization between image and sound. Of course, it could only be SawStudio that was the cause. I contacted Bob who answered me in the day, which surprised my friend, a response as fast. Finally after various tests we understood that its audio exports were bad, bad conversion options in Final Cut.
We continue the work. Once finished, I give them the final edit, sound and image.
I come back to the studio a few hours later. When I entered, they just said
What such a good sound!! and they invited me to the restaurant.
Since that day, I think that if the pros work with Pro Tool and Mac, the people who work with Pro Tool and Mac are not necessarily pros.