Chris Hobson
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Years ago I remember that, whenever a TV drama had a scene when someone rode off on a motorbike, the sound of the motorbike had to be dubbed in. I presume this was down to the difficulty in recording the sound in the outdoor scenes. Motorbikes come with many different kinds of engines each of which produces a different sound. It always used to bug me that the sound effects people had no clue and would always add the wrong sound so that a Harley sounded like a Japanese four or a Japanese four sounded like a two stroke.
Last weekend my daughter visited and her and my wife were watching a period drama called Bridgerton on Netfix. The show isn't really being too serious about authentically reproducing Regency England, Bernadette Banner is not impressed by the dresses having zips and the cast is a little more cosmopolitan than it would have been at the time. One of the characters is quite an accomplished pianist and performs on a compact horizontal piano that looks about right for the time. The problem is that it sounds like a modern grand.
Last weekend my daughter visited and her and my wife were watching a period drama called Bridgerton on Netfix. The show isn't really being too serious about authentically reproducing Regency England, Bernadette Banner is not impressed by the dresses having zips and the cast is a little more cosmopolitan than it would have been at the time. One of the characters is quite an accomplished pianist and performs on a compact horizontal piano that looks about right for the time. The problem is that it sounds like a modern grand.
