What You Didn’t Know About Dragon Age: 56 Mind-Blowing Facts

Dragons, Witches and some crazy characters

Posted By | On 31st, Aug. 2014

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54. 1 hours of audio when played back-to-back.

Audio production is a whole different ball game and as such requires a whole different level of skill-set. I actually have an enormous amount of respect for audio producers, because hearing the same thing over and over again require a lot of patience. So imagine when you have 54.1 hours of audio and imagine that every line has to be listened to over and over again, until they sounds just right to the director.


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