Hello,

Most of my audios are "improv" ("You just woke up behind your wife, there's a dildo in your hand, GO!") and on the longer side. If 15 minutes into a scene, a LOUD helicopter flies over my house, typically UNANNOUNCED (the Airforce never checks in with me!), however, the scene isn't ruined. I don't have to start over. I can just lie back, relax, maybe take those 30 seconds until the skies are quiet again to lather a bit more lube on... because I know I can just take that moment out later, in editing. No problem.

Now suppose 15 minutes into my spy-themed sex audio I actually need a helicopter to appear, again, I can't rely on the Airforce. The base doesn't take my calls anymore. But I can simply add a helicopter in editing. Easy peasy.

So as you can see, for all your helicopter-related needs there's an easy solution: Editing! And I'm here to teach you the basics!

I made this little video on youtube in which I explain the basics of editing erotic audio. How to deal with the volume of a recording, how to cut out parts you don't need and how to make your cuts appear seamless, and how to add sound effects and background ambiance.

For me, editing is a relaxing process. Sometimes it's part of my come-down phase after recording a passionate scene. Sittin' there, naked on a towel, eating grapes, zooming in on a wave-form to find a good place to cut... It's pleasant. I think some of us here are apprehensive about editing because it's a new skill. It can be daunting at first. I get it. But you don't need full command of one of those giant music producer sound desks with a million sliders. It's actually fairly simple. So join me in the video above and we'll do a little editing! :)

Community Discussion

Those who do it, do you enjoy editing?

How do you feel about hearing your own voice?