Are You Using the Right Audio Equipment for Mobile Interviews?

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @buildingsheriff
    @buildingsheriff Год назад +8

    Your videos are so professional, so calm and above all so informative. Thank you for your hard work - it makes life easier for us.

    • @AudioUniversity
      @AudioUniversity  Год назад +2

      I’m very glad to help, and very happy to read this. Thanks!

  • @carsten.
    @carsten. Год назад +11

    Just wanted to let you know that when there is a zoom in on the camera the colour grading is disabled. But to be honest I prefer the look without the colour grading. Great vid as always!

    • @AudioUniversity
      @AudioUniversity  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for letting me know.

  • @Stephenhaake
    @Stephenhaake Год назад +2

    Hey what's up my fellow Webster alum! I just picked up an H8 and a Lumix G95... stoked to get my first product at a gig in Nashville in a couple weeks!

  • @youritguy1
    @youritguy1 Год назад +2

    Your voice is very deep and rich, which makes your videos very watchable. Keep up the good work.

  • @kirkp_nextguitar
    @kirkp_nextguitar Год назад +2

    Well done. I’ve used the H8 a lot for home recording, but never in such a challenging environment, so your thought process is helpful. I wouldn’t have thought of taking the line out to a cell phone camera to assist in editing.
    What product did you use to interface the line-in to your phone?

    • @AudioUniversity
      @AudioUniversity  Год назад +2

      I used the adapter in the description of the video. But my phone's lightning port kept malfunctioning, so I ended up just using the mic on the iPhone for sync audio. It was simple enough to sync that audio/video with the H8 audio in post production (even with the noise).

  • @ontheroadagainwithvinny931
    @ontheroadagainwithvinny931 Год назад +2

    As purely an amateur in the same scenario, I would use the Wireless Go II with the Interview GO handheld adapters recording straight to the transmitters. It would be the easiest way with no wires. You wouldn't be able to listen via headphones, but I would isolate noise, if required, in DaVinci Resolve (Studio). However, I appreciate the quality would not be at the same level as your set up. I'll look out for the interviews.

  • @corazoninmaculado77
    @corazoninmaculado77 9 месяцев назад +1

    what a great tutorial... thank you

  • @colemanglobal
    @colemanglobal Год назад

    Thank you. Super well done 🎉

  • @MaxMahr-w9v
    @MaxMahr-w9v Год назад

    ever considered a yellowtec iXm recording mic?

  • @martinb.770
    @martinb.770 Год назад +1

    Love my H6, too, as a mixer and 6ch-recorder, though, there is one detail, which would make me consider the F-series: these devices also feature a time code, which can help later combining and editing in video editors like Davinci Resolve.
    I'm still looking for some elegant way to add and sync a time code for offline-merging, using e.g. 2x ESP32 (which could sync via their Wifi-now networking mode, without cabling across a room), where the camera and the recorder dedicate one track for the TC.

  • @beefjerkeyS80
    @beefjerkeyS80 Год назад +2

    What about a rode wireless go that'd be even smaller form and it can be used with a phone?

  • @emergingloki
    @emergingloki Год назад +1

    I went real bargain basement for the couple of times I've done live interviews. A couple of mobile phones (cell phones for you folks), one on me, one for the interviewee, and a boya levalier on me, and either another boya one on them, I've a cheap usb Bluetooth levalier that works ok, or I've a usb mic I used hand held.
    Phones, boyas and usb mic I had around, and the usb mic was about £15 on Amazon.
    Edited in Audacity and it worked fine. Not amazing, but perfectly acceptable.

  • @MustafaShaheen
    @MustafaShaheen Год назад +1

    Hey! I loved the H6 and upgraded to the H8 for the cleaner preamps. Unfortunately my H8 has this intermittent squeaking sound that will randomly drop in and ruin recordings. Can be heard while monitoring when it happens. After I updated to their latest firmware, the issue was reduced quite a bit but it's something your assistant can watch out for. Have fun at NAMM!

    • @AudioUniversity
      @AudioUniversity  Год назад

      Thanks for letting me know about this! We will definitely watch out for that.

    • @lilgabe
      @lilgabe Год назад +2

      Hey Mustafa,
      I’ve also experienced this issue with the H8. It occurred when I used a certain power brick… After trying a different one, the issue went away! Hopefully this helps!

    • @MustafaShaheen
      @MustafaShaheen Год назад +1

      @@lilgabe Hey Gabe,
      Thanks for letting me know! I’ve only ever used it with batteries as a portable recorder so I’ve never even used it with a power brick. Wish it was that easy of a solution though!

    • @lilgabe
      @lilgabe Год назад

      @@MustafaShaheen Oh dang, well I must have been imagining things then 😜
      Hopefully a solution is found!

    • @card-joker5301
      @card-joker5301 Год назад

      I thought h6 and h8 have the same Preamps

  • @07dhiraj
    @07dhiraj Год назад

    Taking audio line out frm zoom recorder .. will mobile camera software understand it tht it has to take audio frm zoom n not create its own audio file ?

  • @flyboytech8246
    @flyboytech8246 Год назад +1

    What’s the name of the strap on Amazon

    • @AudioUniversity
      @AudioUniversity  Год назад

      Here’s the one we used: amzn.to/3L3S3HT
      It worked very well. Highly recommend for Zoom H8.

  • @RobertLongM
    @RobertLongM 5 месяцев назад

    Hysterical when you said out loud you "Babyface Pro .... " - - I went to Google NEVER having searched for this - and guess what it recommended in search when I typed the letter "B" LOL