EKSPLORASI EFEK SUARA BERBASIS TEKNIK FOLEY DAN DIEGETIC SOUND PADA PRODUKSI ANIMASI BIBIBOT

Abstract

This study discusses the exploration of Foley techniques in the creation of diegetic sound effects for the animated project Bibibot. The creation process was conducted through an exploratory approach, beginning with the investigation of various alternative sound sources derived from everyday objects to identify sound characteristics that align with the visual and narrative context. Sounds considered the most representative were then recorded and manipulated using Foley techniques, followed by further processing with Studio One 6 and Adobe Premiere Pro to enhance sound quality and achieve precise synchronization with the visuals. The results of the exploration indicate that the use of simple sound sources, such as sofas, bass strings, and electric drills, can produce contextual and realistic sound effects that effectively support actions and build the atmosphere of each scene. The application of Foley techniques is shown to strengthen narrative continuity and enhance the audiovisual experience through diegetic sound effects originating from both on-screen and off-screen sources