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Application Examples - Post Production - ADR or Foreign Language Dubbing
In this example, BiG SiX is being used as the hub of a multi-mic ADR or foreign language dubbing suite.
The key elements are low latency headphone feeds for the actors, Talkback from the studio to the VO booth and separate record
feeds and cue send for both artist headphone mix and dialogue reverb.
The guide Effects (FX) and Music stems are being fed via USB from the DAW to Stereo Channels 7/8 and 9/10 respectively. These
are then sent to Cue 1 to feed the actors' headphone mix using the Stereo Cue 1 output to feed a Headphone distribution amplifier.
The Actors' microphone(s) are being fed into SuperAnalogue Channels 1 to 4, and the outputs of these record channels are being
fed independently to the DAW for recording via USB outputs 1-4.
Dialogue reverb effects created in the DAW are fed from Stereo Cue 2 mixes from SuperAnalogue Channels 1-4, using the Cue 2
Output to USB 11/12 Send feature. The output of these reverb effects from the DAW are then fed back to BiG SiX on USB to Stereo
Channels 5/6 where they are sent to the actor's headphone mixes on Stereo Cue 1. The dialogue reverb could either be recorded
directly within the DAW, or could be fed from the console back to the DAW on the USB output to the DAW from Stereo Channels
5/6. This may be useful if, as part of managing the dialogue reverb, the use of the console fader to manage the reverb balance
was useful.
The stereo dialogue sub-mix is being recorded from the Main bus, via USB outputs 15/16. If desired, the reverb mix could be
separated from the dry dialogue sub-mix by sending the reverb mix to Bus B on Stereo Channels 5/6 and then recording the Bus
B output via USB outputs 13/14.
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