If my recent entries on this blog have been focused on desktop audio processing, it's because I've had to put together a radio ad for our music learning center.
You can listen to the ad (MP3, 820kB) and read about the voice talent behind it.
As you already know, I used mplayer to extract audio from the video file and Audacity to mix the voice and background music.
Other interesting details from this experience: I used a Nokia N70 and a Canon Powershot A540 to record the video. Between the two, the N70 had the superior recording capability. The N70's output was in MP4, and produced a stereo audio channel as opposed to the Powershot's mono. Really neat, actually.
You can listen to the ad (MP3, 820kB) and read about the voice talent behind it.
As you already know, I used mplayer to extract audio from the video file and Audacity to mix the voice and background music.
Other interesting details from this experience: I used a Nokia N70 and a Canon Powershot A540 to record the video. Between the two, the N70 had the superior recording capability. The N70's output was in MP4, and produced a stereo audio channel as opposed to the Powershot's mono. Really neat, actually.
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