PAGC i . Wednesday, August 21,
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FalU, Oregon
1963
Audio Techniques Noted
To Improve Home Films
By PRESTON McGRAW
' lulled Press International
An audio consultant says home
movies can be instantly improved
by adding sound with high fidel
ity equipment and a (ape record'
er.
The equipment required is
sound projector with microphone,
recorder head, phonograph con
nector cord, amplifier and speak
er. And the film has to be sent
to a laboratory to be magnetical
lv strioed and processed.
But by usine a home audio
center to add sound to film, you
can avoid trouble and disappoint
ment, according to audio consult
ant Eueene Carrington.
Carrington is audio consultant
for Allied Radio Corp., world's
largest high fidelity distributor.
"Sound projectors are equipped
Oil Brings
Hew Era
To Valley
EL CENTRO, Calif. (UPf)
In the 18th Century the Spanish
conquistador Juan Bautista De
Anza called it Jordana del Mu
erta the journey of the dead.
A century later, Uie desert
wasteland between the Colorado
River and the distant Pacific had
claimed its toll in the bleached
bones of many a Forty-Niner.
With the arrival of Colorado
River water in 1901, a group of
hardy pioneers started transofrm
ing the desert into what the Im
perial Valley Is today a vast
expanse of irrigated larms ana
ranches where crops and cattle
thrive on a scale unparalleled in
the southwestern United itates.
Now. Southern California's Im-
peria' Valley stands on the
threshhold of another era of de
velopment oil and minerals.
Matter Of Conjecture
The presence of oil under the
valley has long been a matter of
conjecture among the fanners
and ranchers but it has only been
in recent months that long years
of exoloration by a small num
ber of Independent oilmen have
benun to bear fruit.
A leader in this field Is Al Van
Hulsen. president of Sard! Oil
Company from Redondo Beach,
Calif.
Van Hulsen, who was bitten by
the oil bug in his native Michi
gan and has been In the valley
since 1953, described tne area as
the future "Middle East of North
America" in oil potential.
Van Hulsen, who has sunk four
wells up to now, estimates that
oil reserves underneath the val
ley may total more than 30 bil
lion barrels.
Ills estimate Is backed up by
the unpublicized but intense ex
ploration activity now being con
ducted by the major oil compan
ies. .
While not confirmed by the ma
jor firms, local sources estimate
the major companies have over
300,000 acres of valley land al
ready under lease.
There are about one million
acres of leasable land In Imper
ial County.
Scheduled Fiv Completion
Some 20 wells are sched
uled for completion before the
end of the year.
Tests so far indicate the pres
cence of a high gravity oil, a
good economic product requiring
very little refining.
The possibility of high grade
mineral deposits underneath the
valley floor was discovered more
or less by accident.
Mineral bearing brine was un
covered in a well drilled hj
O'Neill Geothermal Inc., a Mid
land, Texas, firm.
The well, located near Niland
close to the Salton Sea, was sunk
to tap underground steam that
could be used to generate electricity.
Shooting from the earth at a
high velocity the brine, accord
ing to a report compiled by the
American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science, was found
to contain a large percentage of
potash and varying amounts of
copper, . silver, iron, gold and
other heavy metals.
to allow direct recording of music
and voices, but putting the com
plete sound track on tape first
gives better control in recording
and produces a better sound qual
ity," Carrington says.
Direct recording with one oi
two turntables for background
music and the microphone for
narration and sound effects can
be chaotic, ridden with fluffs and
ending in frustration.
Tape It First
The painless way is to put ev
erything on tape first. Carring
ton suggests that the novice de
velop his technique first by start
ing with a musical background.
This is how he suggests doing it:
First, edit and title the film
and add extra leader on which
to record a musical introduction.
Before sending it to the labora
tory to be striped, time the film
carefully for total lenglh and to
note the exact times when you
want to switch musical moods.
While you wait for the film
to come back, you can be re
cording the music on tape. With
tape it is easy to select the pas
sages you want, make changes!
and edit the takes. Two turn
tables wired into the tape re
corder allows for fading one pas
sage into another.
When the film comes back.
you are ready to record the
sound track by connecting the
tape machine to the phono input.
Adjust the projector to avoid
distortion before recording on
the film. Start the projector.
Then feed the music on the
leader for the introduction. Over
the titles, you might have the
music a bit louder, but it is best
to keep it soft during the film.
As the film comes to an end.
gradually turn down the projec
tor input volume to fade out with
the picture. It is best to record
at low volume level. I
Try Again
If anything goes wrong, nothing1
is lost but projection time. With
the music on the ' master tape, 1
you need only try again. If your
timing has been accurate, the1
tape should stay In sync for at
least 20 minutes, if the recorder
itself is a good one. i
Allied's audio consultant ad-!
vises connecting tlie projector to
your hi - fi equipment for full
range sound.
Once the musical background
technique is mastered, Carring
ton says, try adding voice or
sound effects. If your home mov
ies are basically personal trave
logs, narration may be more Im
portant than mitslc.
Again it is best to put the nar
ration on tape. Time out each
scene where narration is indicat
ed. Tape each segment, leaving
a one-second pause on the tape
between segments. Then, as each
scene comes on, you can record
the narration from a tape re
corder plugged into the micro
phone input on the tape recorder,
merely by using the pause button.
Meanwhile, the musical back
ground can be recorded at the
same time off another tape re
corder plugged into the phono
output. 1
Sound effects can be spliced
into (lie voice tape, or on a sep
arate tape.
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