I believe the correct answer is the last statement: Actors’
dialogue, sound effects, and background music.
Actors’ dialogue, sound effects, and background music make
up a film’s soundtrack during the post-production process. Audio
post-production is general term for all the stages of production from actual
recording to completion of a master recording which involves sound design,
sound editing, audio mixing, and the addition of effects. Sometimes the
original dialogs lacks in performance or quality, and the actor is brought into
a sound studio to record again. The foley, music, and voiceover, are also added
during post production.
Well there's a lot of drama these past days but also frame doesn't matter I suppose
Answer:
The chords would be played louder than the melody. :) I hope this is right, sorry if its not.
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I play the Flute btw :3 lol
Answer:
more advanced synthesizing ?
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