Audio mastering on recent releases is TERRIBLE

[imstillbored54]

There have been some weird attempts at patching up/covering up (?) audio on the bigger studios featured here over the years - looped dialog that doesn't sync with the video, etc. But more recently, it has gone from a couple of seconds here and there, to dozens of times over the course of the video. There have been *multiple* scenes lately where the audio keeps dropping out, and some kind of muffled, looped noise is played over the WHOLE VIDEO to cover it up. It sounds like you're filming next to a construction site some times. Very distracting, obviously, when for someone like me, hearing the girls is a big part of the appeal.

If somebody needs to give audio cues to direct the stars - either leave it in or edit it out in a way that's LESS intrusive! Maybe come up with some nonverbal way too - IDK, cue cards? Poke the guy in the ass with a stick when it's time to pull out? Just throwing shit out here. All I know is, there *has* to be a better way to do this. Evil Angel scenes almost never have audio drop-outs - or maybe they do more often: I wouldn't know, because even the obvious ones are near seamless! You guys have more people on camera, and a different work environment in general I'm sure, but that still does not explain how bad the audio tracks are sometimes.

[davebowman]

I've not noticed this new variation - is this on any particular studio? To be honest, I've never understood the need to loop audio and remove director's instructions in the first place. It
is always super obvious when it happens, and I thought the whole point of the 'gonzo' style was to make things more lifelike? I'm not sure I'd find it a huge turnoff to hear the director shouting 'OK - now fuck her ass in piledriver' or whatever.