Hi Pip, I’d be happy to use an optical sound camera or lab equivalent -
if anyone knows of one at a reasonable price please let me know. But I’m also
pursuing the digital solution and will post any results here. Thanks everyone.
Scott
Scott Starkwww.scottstark.com
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Subject: Re: [Frameworks] optical soundtrack generator? It’s easy enough to use
a real optical sound camera (assuming you have done all the cross-mod tests and
printing and developing and density tests…) and yes you can get them for free,
but I think Scott’s project is not to use a traditional lab camera with sound
stock but to use alternate and modern desktop equipment.
- Pip Chodorov
> On Sep 15, 2020, at 5:10 AM, Francisco Torres <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> 'Scott wrote - '...to take an audio source (WAV or MP3,
> or direct audio from a mic or line in) and convert it to an optical track.''
>
> Now I get it.... Interesting project for sure! Those optical track
> printers must be inepensive now, getting the raw stock they use seems
> trickier. The film recorder problem, as others have mentioned, is that
> it is designed to create single frames. Also I dont know if they allow
> to print in the optical track area,,,,, Interesting project for sure!
> Hope this project works out and please keep us informed about it.
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