The landing of the drops in the water should be clearly visible on
video and clearly hearable on audio. If there is noise while the
water isn't moving yet, you'll know the audio is ahead on the video.
I just hope the noise of the drops landing in the water will be loud
enough to register. But I can also let the drops land on some
cardboard, that surely makes some noise. When editing I notice
audio-drift for example when someone puts a glass on the table but
you'll never sure when exactly in the video the glass touches the
table especially when it's shot from above. Using piano, organ and
speaking lips for sync is not easy, the best/easiest thing is
something that produces a sudden short noise, like clapping hands or
a clap board.
Rieni
At 29-8-2011 20:34, you wrote:
>
>
>I was wondering how one would know whether the audio and video of water drop
>sounds are in sync? I can understand testing with playing a piano or organ,
>and certainly with speaking lips, but water drops???
>
>Lee
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