Sound Service
Audio Cleaning
Definition: The process of removing unwanted noise, distortions, or artifacts from an audio recording to improve clarity.
Use in Sound Forensics: Helps isolate voices, reduce background noise, and enhance speech for analysis in legal investigations.
Audio Restoration
Definition: A more advanced version of audio cleaning that focuses on repairing damaged or degraded recordings by removing clicks, pops, hums, and other audio defects.
Use in Sound Field: Used to recover and clarify poor-quality evidence recordings, making them more intelligible for forensic analysis.
Dialogue Transcripts
Definition: The process of converting spoken words from an audio recording into written text, ensuring accuracy and clarity.
Use in Sound Field: Essential for legal cases, allowing investigators and legal teams to review and analyze conversations in evidence recordings.
Voice Authentication (Forensics)
Definition: The process of analyzing and verifying a speaker’s identity based on their vocal characteristics using forensic audio analysis techniques.
Use in Sound Field: Used to confirm whether a voice in a recording matches a suspect, often in criminal cases or security-related investigations.
SFX (Sound Effects) Editing
Definition: The process of creating, modifying, and layering sound effects to enhance audio in media productions.
Use in Video Games/Film: Used to create immersive environments by adding realistic or stylized sound effects.
Re-Recording (For Voice Overs)
Definition: The process of replacing or improving recorded dialogue, narration, or character voices in post-production.
Use in Sound Field: Can be used in witness reenactments or to clarify unintelligible dialogue in audio evidence. In media, it is essential for dubbing and ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement).
Sound Design (Video Games / Film)
Definition: The art of creating audio elements that enhance storytelling, mood, and realism in movies, games, and other media.
Use in Video Games/Film: Involves layering ambient sounds, music, and effects to create a fully immersive soundscape.
Foley Recording
Definition: The technique of recording custom-made sound effects, such as footsteps or rustling clothes, to enhance realism in media.
Use in Video Games/Film: Helps bring scenes to life by adding natural, organic sound effects recorded in sync with the action on screen.
Extensive Hands-On Practical Experience
Definition: A strong background in real-world applications of sound recording, editing, and forensic analysis through hands-on work.
Use in Sound Field & Media: Ensures proficiency in using professional audio equipment and software for forensic and creative audio work.
Proficient with Sound Theory & Equipment
Definition: A deep understanding of sound properties (frequency, amplitude, acoustics) and expertise in using professional recording and editing equipment.
Use in Sound Field & Media: Essential for optimizing audio recordings, conducting forensic analysis, and working effectively in music, film, and game audio production.