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Rocky IV - TC vs DC Audio Question

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Hello,

I was wondering if any of you could help me to make the sound of Sly's speech match between the theatrical and DC. The sound between the two cuts sounds different with the microphone. Here is a video below. It is mostly TC then switches to the DC at around the 0:58 mark and you should notice the change. Thanks for your help.

 
This is a tough one... It's clear there's a lot more air and reverb on the DC audio during the sequence. My only suggestion would be to try and add some reverb to the TC audio to see if you can match it to the DC, as I think trying to change it the other way would be too tricky.
 
I concur, you'd have a way easier time trying to match the tc to the dc, even if it isn't your first choice.
 
I wish Stallone didn’t mess with aspect ratio is it only in this aspect ratio?
 
Don't see how that's relavent to the topic (Although that's totally not up to me to say) however you could easily Google that.
 
Possessed said:
Don't see how that's relavent to the topic (Although that's totally not up to me to say) however you could easily Google that.
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I thought because this technically has to do with the film it wasn’t completely off topic.
 
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