[Frameworks] 16mm Optical Track Prep

[Derek Jenkins]

Talking to the technician is always good advice, but the ones I use have
limited abilities to test the track for results in the right context. I've
had multiple tracks made, and I've found that tracks which sound
satisfactory on a portable projector may sound less so in a professional
exhibition space. I'm aiming to improve my results, so Sandy's resources
are very helpful. Thanks all!

D

On Mon, Feb 24, 2025 at 3:52 PM Scott Dorsey <kludge at panix.com> wrote:

> Talk to the man doing your optical track!  Just be aware that the bandwdith
> will be limited and so will the dynamic range... but you don't need to
> bandlimit or crush it because he'll do that for you.  You may find a little
> presence boost helps overcome the distortion on cheap classroom projectors
> but then again you may choose not to do that.
>
> Just make sure the timing is right and the 2-pop is in the right place,
> and give some leadin before the 2-pop.
> --scott
>
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