Audio Sweetening
Creating for Video
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Audio sweetening is prevalent in every movie and some TV shows you watch. Hardly any of the audio captured during production is used in the Final Cut. Every rustle of a leaf, footsteps, fabric noise, and turn of a doorknob is recorded in a studio and added so as to trick you into believing what you're seeing on screen. Yes, even the dialogue is replaced (ADR) in a studio with the actors after the production has wrapped.