Love your videos, Jordan. There are so many muppets on RUclips with dangerous half-knowledge confidently spreading misinformation. You seem like a guy who always reads the manual, which is refreshing!
Some mixers have 'Tape Out', with unbalanced RCA jacks. Works good for short runs. Depending on the circumstance, a stereo out can also be taken from the head phone jack. Mackie make a point of the headphone jack as an optional out put with plenty of signal. Over all and excellent instructional video. One note, if a mono signal is recorded in the camera, in post, the track can be doubled for a Left/Right output, but will not be stereo. Most of us know what you meant, but a total newbie will need to understand a double mono will not have stereo imaging. - Cheers
Thank you so much for this! I hopped onto eBay and got the DXA-2T, exactly the blue one in the video, for $50. It was EXACTLY what I needed to go from Mixcast 4, to our Sony ZV-E10. Now I get the pro quality sound from our studio, right into our main camera so I don't have to sync it in post anymore. This is going to save me hours every week!
WOW! Thank you so much. I've been struggling with hiss in my camera recordings for my church for years. I never realized that my issue was the Mic/Line level difference. I just used an interface and it fixed it all. Thank you!!!!!!
A thousand thanks! How could I not think of a simple RCA-3.5mm cable?! I use a Pioneer DJ console so it obviously has the mixer wih stereo outputs ecc.. I took it for granted that it wouldn't work without an interface, so I always tried with the classic "iRig" interface and it never worked (but it did with the phone, connected by earphone 3,5 plug). By connecting the RCA cable, and setting the volume to -3dB, it immediately worked. Thanks again !!! Subscribed!!
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I have seen so many useless videos showing me video camera unboxing. This is exactly what I wanted to learn.. I’m a drummer and I teach. I wanted to give my students a sound quality video lesson from my digital drums to my mixer to be uploaded to I-Movie on my computer instead of using the camera microphone Again, thanks
Awesome. I just learned so much. Like why my connection to the mixer was blowing out my mic... wish I watched this a week before the event and not a week after :(. Thanks much for the great info.
Fantastic video!! Question: If I have an xlr adapter, specifically the XLRKM3 that directly connects to the camera via hotshoe, will it work if I run xlr cables from the mixer into the adapter?
Very precise illustration of different methods of how to connect the camera to the mixer and the key of how to ensure proper input level for sound recording with good quality while not affecting the in house sound quality😘.👍🙌👍👏😘🙏😇🐷🦁
Best enlightening video I have ever seen on audio for live streams. I have a query. I had to cover a stage program recently, I requested an audio out from the sound operator. I gave him my cable with quarter inch heads. I recorded the event, keeping DSLR audio level to 1. still the audio was distorted/jarred probably due to high power. even after my requests, operator was unwilling to minimize the level. what solution you suggest in these situation. those audio interfaces sit on cameras are they helpful ?
Thanks for the detailed video, it made a lot of confusing thing clear. When recording a live show is it recommended to record from a mixer output over a dedicated on camera mic or the built-in mic?
Firstly Thank You , your explinations and demos are the best I seen on RUclips. I have a question? I teach Live Fitness Streaming Workouts, that I record simultaneously on DSLR Camera. These HYBRID workouts are fed to the camera mic input via Cotrol Monitor output, HOWEVER I've struggled to balance the recorded mix (as the mic volume is over powered by music in the video recording) I may have missed it but do you have a video specifically addressing HYBRID recording to DSLR camera ?
Thank you for this video, I’m having a problem I use an audio interface the tascam ca-xlr2d to the mixer behringer x32. Using the xlr to the monitor out, I’m only getting the mics but there are instructions like keyboard and drums connected. I’m not too familiar with mixers
Hi sir.I have one doubt, how can we connect the yamaha mixer Mg 10 Xu with a Camcorder and speakers for 1.)live streaming(RUclips) and 2.)stage performance sir? Because when we start a live or recording particularly when both the singer sings and the musical instrument (Keyboard 🎹)played at a same time the audio was not clear,noisy,unclear in the live streaming or recording..high buzzing sound has been produced instead of the singer and 🎹 instrument performance...but not in the stage performance (it is always ok).. and also what cables we should use especially for live streaming and where should we connect those cables sir?
Very informative video it is.👌👌👌👍👍👍 I want to record my singing in DSLR also mobile phone sometimes with the best audio quality with sound output from my mixer. Sometimes I need to record in auditorium also. Will I need DI box, iRigStream, Tascam iXZ, interface, Beachtek-DXA-2T(shown in this video) or any other for that? Suggest me the best and budget device for… Once I recorded my video with sound out from mixer(main) into my iPhone but as you said mixer’s main output was so loud my recorded video had over gained and distorted audio in it. Every time audio out from mixers may vary like line, xlr or RCA due to output port availability.
Thanks for your video, very helpful. The Kopul CMX2 is no longer available. Amazon does have the Comica CVM-AX3 which I’m presuming will work just as well, unless you have any comment on that.
Can you locate the pre-amp model on the market…at B&H and Amazon they show up … but state “ product no longer available …” I sure would like to find the Kolpul Brand, I would take your recommendations on another suitable ( meaning as good as) .. Thanks for your great product review 😊
At the last event, I had only the option to use headphones out to Rode the wireless go transmitter, and it worked fine. Can you give us some thoughts about this solution?
My camera (Canon C100 mark ii) already has got a pre amp attached to the body meaning I can connect an XLR cable directly from the camera to the sound desk and be able to record clean audio ? Wondering if I need a red and green xlr like the one you showed in the video. Thank you for your help !
Excellent and helpful video. Question: MY Soundcraft UI24 mixer has xlr aux outputs, could I use them with a y cable (xlr female to 3.5mm male) and feed that to a camera input and sitll ahve it work, wth the limitations you described a given as well? In the past I have used an IK multimedia interface _irig Stream) to feed diretly from main outputs to the rca inputs of the interface and it works well (until my interface died ), but I'm going to go with a camera instead of my iPhone and it would be handy to use one of the techniques you described here. Thanks.
I'm using the zoom Q2n camera. I get how to run audio out of the board or snake on stage into the camera from the 1/4 inch or XLR balanced Aux/Line etc to the 1/8 inch (3.5mm) input of the camera. My question is how do I take that signal and send it from the camera to a listenable mix for the board engineer to hear and mix each channel to achieve the best mix for recording? The Camera audio out is headphone level 1/8 inch 3.5mm. Thanks for the help.
Great Video.. I have a soundcraft mixer that has a USB B output for audio recording but its only to record from USB B to USB 3.0 HOW CAN I GET USB B TO 3.5MM.. PLEASE HELP. MAIN AND MONITOR OUTPUT ARE ALREADY IN USE
I am using a cannon xa50 camera that has XLR inputs as well as the regular single jack. I have been looking at a Mackie Mix12FX to use with my Stellar X2 Vintage Condenser mic. Would I just use the “main out” instead of the “stereo out” you talk about? Because there isnt a stereo out on the mixer. I have been searching for days to try and figure out a configuration & I came across your video here. Would appreciate the help. Thanks.
With my gear: a Zoom Q2n 4K video camera and a Mackie Mix8 it seems like I need to turn up the input volume knob on the camera as I tried it with the output volume from 1 of 10 all the way to 8 of ten on the mixer out to the camera and even at the 8 of 10 setting the audio volume on the camera was way WAY too low barely audible at all actually. So a good point to aim for in setting volume is the -6 mark on the volume indicator on the camera?
Thank you so much for this! Ran into an issue- I've got the master out XLR cables going to an audio interface and connecting to the camera mic. When I set the camera's audio input down to 1, it's barely audible. I set the input to "auto" and I get that hissing. It sounds fine using headphones on the mixer. Would you be willing to give me advice?
Without seeing your setup, I'm guessing your audio interface level is set too low. You can bump your camera up to 5 or so to see if that helps as well.
@@kettnercreative Yes, thank you! Bumping the camera up just a little worked perfectly. It sounds great and I appreciate it so much. Your video was also so very helpful. Thanks!
This is really amazing. There arent much videos on to do this. However, how would the wireless system work instead of these cables? For example, connecting a Rode Wireless Go transmitter to the mixer and the receiver to the dslr, would it give a good result? The wireless thing will allow me to get rid of all the wires, but the thing is will I get a good quality? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Great question. Wireless systems are great if you're on the move and capturing stuff as fast as possible. Sometimes this is worth it. In the studio, wireless is: 1) Lower quality 2) More susceptible to interference. 3) A pain in the butt to manage batteries every day 4) More points of failure.
@@kettnercreative Ahh you just ruined my dreams of getting a simpler wireless audio setup 😅. But hey, thanks for the honest opinion. Appreciate it! Thanks!
Thank you so much dear.But please guide me : How to Connect Wireless Lavalier Microphones to a Audio Amplifier? This is for public address in an auditorium .
Yooo! Nice video man . Is there a way to connect ones Android phone to a audio interface . I mean can the audio recorded from a professional microphone be used as the main source for "recording" audio and not from the in built microphone of the android phone? Thanks and cheers on the videos. I am currently pursuing a post graduation in Audio Engineering and boy ... do your videos help me a ton🙌. Kyle from Audio university and Kettner creative are two channels every beginner / amateur (even pros) audio engineers should look out for.
You probably solved this. But if you use a Y splitter. Go onto your phone recorder app. When you plug the splitter into your phone, make sure the recorder app is already open. Then also make sure the 2 female mic and headphones connections dont have anything connected to them yet. The screen should show that you're using an external mic source now, not the phones built in mic.
The Yamaha MG10x stereo output is displayed as balanced. Would plugging in mono unbalanced TS jack cause any issue? Would the sound signal be halved ? will it short the circuit? Another question I have is regarding the unbalance input for channel 6-10. If I connect balanced output from my keyboard to these unbalanced port, would it cause any concern?
Mind assisting me that when I use Option 2, audio enters my camera as mono, one mic sounds the left ear and another mic sounds the right ear. Any solution on this ?
When you go with dual 1/4 ts line level to 1/8 trs mic level, aside from getting distortion, doesn’t it ruin the camera or whatever device it’s connected to?
The 1/4 TS to 1/8 TSR cable,. can it be use for smart phone , let's say you want to record / live stream using your phone ? will that pickup the monitor signal from the mixer? thanks in advance.
Check out my video that I made on the mix minus. This will show you a better way of getting audio to/from your phone: ruclips.net/video/7YG7YHbfHUM/видео.html
My digital camera (Cannon EOS M100), only has a HDMI input and no microphone input. I see there are some adaptors out there but not sure which one to go with. I have a Pioneer DDJ1000 controller and have been trying to figure out how to capture the audio from the controller when video recording a set. I dont know much about these things so any advice would be appreciated :)
Not really. You run into the same issue since the Scarlett 2i2 has Line Level outputs and the camera still has Mic Level inputs. We have a video coming out shortly for the Scarlett 2i2.
The question here, which one is faster and better quality? Audio interface (Kopul CMX2)? Or USB Interface (Yamaha AG06)? For sound recording syncing with the camera in live streaming I am a DJ 😊
I was trained to never, ever use a splitter cable to combine signals as you're suggesting with your second method workaround. A splitter cable is made to split signals. A combining cable is meant to combine signals.
Is this audio interface good only for microphone input? What about stereo music Input with high and low frequencies? For me as a DJ want to play my music in one channel of the mixer? And my musical Instrument another channels plus my microphone. Is this too much for the camera to handle? If yes. Any other suggestions??
I tried setting my Zoom Q2n 4K video camera and my mixer at a 1 out of 10 setting but the audio was barely there on the recording so I need to turn it up on one or the other. I'm thinking the camera should stay at the very low 1 out of 10 setting and then move the mixer setting up.@@kettnercreative
I have been using the “headphones output” to go to my camcorder. Is this a realistic 4th option or is there a real negative to using headphones?( other than losing the option to actually use the headphones off the board) I notice a slight hum/hiss using headphones.
Great question. Technically "yes", it's a 4th option. That being said, headphone outputs are typically "lower quality" and audio companies don't put a lot of effort here. This is typically where they try to save money. Hearing that you notice a hiss is not surprising, these low quality headphone amps/outputs often generate a lot of hiss/noise, especially if you turn them up past 50%.
Hey I wanna record video that don't need a mix. I wanna record a DJ and the audio from they music he'll be playing, although they gonna be main speakers at the event, I just wanna record the full Audio quality and video only
this means if I use this. all the mixer audio channel will automatically record audio with camera video. And we do not need to mix separate audio file and separate video file to make it perfect face lipsing?
Any suggestions for a fairly cheap camera or camcorder? My main goal is to have drum mics into a video to avoid the hassle of synchronizing one video track and one audio.
Voice over Actor 0 seconds ago I have a brand new Yamaha mixer it was working fine.. A few days ago I turned it on to voice a commercial and I could barley hear anything.. When I put the volume up the mic sounds all distorted and there is a cracking sound coming out of the speakers and headphones.. I never changed anything and everything is plugged in the same as it was.. I used it one night it was working fine and the next day when I turned everything back on I had that problem. I thought it might of been settings in my computer but I tried everything and I tried it on a different computer and it's the same thing! Can anyone help??
Love your videos, Jordan. There are so many muppets on RUclips with dangerous half-knowledge confidently spreading misinformation. You seem like a guy who always reads the manual, which is refreshing!
Thank you very much.
This video didn’t exist when I last searched this stuff. Cheers.
Some mixers have 'Tape Out', with unbalanced RCA jacks. Works good for short runs. Depending on the circumstance, a stereo out can also be taken from the head phone jack. Mackie make a point of the headphone jack as an optional out put with plenty of signal.
Over all and excellent instructional video.
One note, if a mono signal is recorded in the camera, in post, the track can be doubled for a Left/Right output, but will not be stereo. Most of us know what you meant, but a total newbie will need to understand a double mono will not have stereo imaging. - Cheers
Thank you so much for this! I hopped onto eBay and got the DXA-2T, exactly the blue one in the video, for $50. It was EXACTLY what I needed to go from Mixcast 4, to our Sony ZV-E10. Now I get the pro quality sound from our studio, right into our main camera so I don't have to sync it in post anymore. This is going to save me hours every week!
Can you do video on Shure SM7B Vocal to connect to phone or ipad ?
WOW! Thank you so much. I've been struggling with hiss in my camera recordings for my church for years. I never realized that my issue was the Mic/Line level difference. I just used an interface and it fixed it all. Thank you!!!!!!
Nice! Yeah, I went many years without the same knowledge as well.
A thousand thanks!
How could I not think of a simple RCA-3.5mm cable?!
I use a Pioneer DJ console so it obviously has the mixer wih stereo outputs ecc..
I took it for granted that it wouldn't work without an interface, so I always tried with the classic "iRig" interface and it never worked (but it did with the phone, connected by earphone 3,5 plug).
By connecting the RCA cable, and setting the volume to -3dB, it immediately worked. Thanks again !!! Subscribed!!
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I have seen so many useless videos showing me video camera unboxing. This is exactly what I wanted to learn.. I’m a drummer and I teach. I wanted to give my students a sound quality video lesson from my digital drums to my mixer to be uploaded to I-Movie on my computer instead of using the camera microphone
Again, thanks
So thorough thank you - so many events I film have trouble getting good audio connection to my camera...
Nice, glad you liked it.
Man, your videos are the best on the subject - just relevant and well explained information.
Great videos!
No one explains how to hook up all this equipment. Love your channel❤
This is exactly the info I needed, and the extra benefit is that I have that exact same mixer!
Great video.👏This is the video I was searching for more than a month...Thankyou.
Your videos are phenomenal, really help the audio challenged like myself.
First time commenting ever on RUclips and it’s cos this is a great great educational content. I needed it.
Awesome. I just learned so much. Like why my connection to the mixer was blowing out my mic... wish I watched this a week before the event and not a week after :(. Thanks much for the great info.
Fantastic video!! Question: If I have an xlr adapter, specifically the XLRKM3 that directly connects to the camera via hotshoe, will it work if I run xlr cables from the mixer into the adapter?
Very precise illustration of different methods of how to connect the camera to the mixer and the key of how to ensure proper input level for sound recording with good quality while not affecting the in house sound quality😘.👍🙌👍👏😘🙏😇🐷🦁
Best enlightening video I have ever seen on audio for live streams.
I have a query. I had to cover a stage program recently, I requested an audio out from the sound operator. I gave him my cable with quarter inch heads. I recorded the event, keeping DSLR audio level to 1. still the audio was distorted/jarred probably due to high power. even after my requests, operator was unwilling to minimize the level. what solution you suggest in these situation. those audio interfaces sit on cameras are they helpful ?
Thanks for the detailed video, it made a lot of confusing thing clear. When recording a live show is it recommended to record from a mixer output over a dedicated on camera mic or the built-in mic?
Firstly Thank You , your explinations and demos are the best I seen on RUclips. I have a question? I teach Live Fitness Streaming Workouts, that I record simultaneously on DSLR Camera. These HYBRID workouts are fed to the camera mic input via Cotrol Monitor output, HOWEVER I've struggled to balance the recorded mix (as the mic volume is over powered by music in the video recording)
I may have missed it but do you have a video specifically addressing HYBRID recording to DSLR camera ?
Nice video thank you ! Do you have any video showing the connection of Go Pro to Mixer 👌🏼will be great
This is great info. Can you point to info on multiple cameras and separate audio for streaming live bands? Thanks.
Thank you for this video, I’m having a problem I use an audio interface the tascam ca-xlr2d to the mixer behringer x32. Using the xlr to the monitor out, I’m only getting the mics but there are instructions like keyboard and drums connected. I’m not too familiar with mixers
Great info! Is there a wireless option because my camera operator moves around through the crowd.
I would have thought the aux output would be the preferred option. Do we need a preamp mixer for the aux output?
Hi sir.I have one doubt, how can we connect the yamaha mixer Mg 10 Xu with a Camcorder and speakers for
1.)live streaming(RUclips) and 2.)stage performance sir?
Because when we start a live or recording particularly when both the singer sings and the musical instrument (Keyboard 🎹)played at a same time the audio was not clear,noisy,unclear in the live streaming or recording..high buzzing sound has been produced instead of the singer and 🎹 instrument performance...but not in the stage performance (it is always ok)..
and also what cables we should use especially for live streaming and where should we connect those cables sir?
Excellent, very informative, well made video. Thank you for the explanation.
Very informative video it is.👌👌👌👍👍👍
I want to record my singing in DSLR also mobile phone sometimes with the best audio quality with sound output from my mixer.
Sometimes I need to record in auditorium also.
Will I need DI box, iRigStream, Tascam iXZ, interface, Beachtek-DXA-2T(shown in this video) or any other for that?
Suggest me the best and budget device for…
Once I recorded my video with sound out from mixer(main) into my iPhone but as you said mixer’s main output was so loud my recorded video had over gained and distorted audio in it.
Every time audio out from mixers may vary like line, xlr or RCA due to output port availability.
Thanks for your video, very helpful. The Kopul CMX2 is no longer available. Amazon does have the Comica CVM-AX3 which I’m presuming will work just as well, unless you have any comment on that.
Would love to see one of these setups that also includes speakers hooked up to the mixer
me too!
Can you locate the pre-amp model on the market…at B&H and Amazon they show up … but state “ product no longer available …”
I sure would like to find the Kolpul Brand, I would take your recommendations on another suitable ( meaning as good as) ..
Thanks for your great product review 😊
At the last event, I had only the option to use headphones out to Rode the wireless go transmitter, and it worked fine. Can you give us some thoughts about this solution?
My camera (Canon C100 mark ii) already has got a pre amp attached to the body meaning I can connect an XLR cable directly from the camera to the sound desk and be able to record clean audio ? Wondering if I need a red and green xlr like the one you showed in the video. Thank you for your help !
Excellent and helpful video. Question: MY Soundcraft UI24 mixer has xlr aux outputs, could I use them with a y cable (xlr female to 3.5mm male) and feed that to a camera input and sitll ahve it work, wth the limitations you described a given as well? In the past I have used an IK multimedia interface _irig Stream) to feed diretly from main outputs to the rca inputs of the interface and it works well (until my interface died ), but I'm going to go with a camera instead of my iPhone and it would be handy to use one of the techniques you described here. Thanks.
I'm using the zoom Q2n camera. I get how to run audio out of the board or snake on stage into the camera from the 1/4 inch or XLR balanced Aux/Line etc to the 1/8 inch (3.5mm) input of the camera. My question is how do I take that signal and send it from the camera to a listenable mix for the board engineer to hear and mix each channel to achieve the best mix for recording? The Camera audio out is headphone level 1/8 inch 3.5mm. Thanks for the help.
Amazing, you're great at explaing the different topics, Thank you
Glad you like them.
What cable you used to connect SR-PAX1 to camera? Does it come with SR-PAX1 or have to buy it separately?
Is there any way you can review the Rode PSA1+? That would be great to see a comparison to the Rode PSA1 in your point of view.
I’ve had it in a box for 4 months. I probably should
Great Video.. I have a soundcraft mixer that has a USB B output for audio recording but its only to record from USB B to USB 3.0 HOW CAN I GET USB B TO 3.5MM.. PLEASE HELP. MAIN AND MONITOR OUTPUT ARE ALREADY IN USE
Excellent tutorial! 👍🏾
Wow really great video, thanks for making this !!
I know the video is a few years old, but would this work by running that smaller board from the main board?
Hey Jordan u need to do a video on how to set up broadcast equipment for radio Remote Broadcast.
Did you have something specific in mind? We have a ton of videos on the Rodecaster Pro 2, which is the ultimate small radio remote broadcast mixer.
I am using a cannon xa50 camera that has XLR inputs as well as the regular single jack. I have been looking at a Mackie Mix12FX to use with my Stellar X2 Vintage Condenser mic. Would I just use the “main out” instead of the “stereo out” you talk about? Because there isnt a stereo out on the mixer. I have been searching for days to try and figure out a configuration & I came across your video here. Would appreciate the help. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this knowledge
Thanks heaps Jordan. Wonderful explanations.
My pleasure!
With my gear: a Zoom Q2n 4K video camera and a Mackie Mix8 it seems like I need to turn up the input volume knob on the camera as I tried it with the output volume from 1 of 10 all the way to 8 of ten on the mixer out to the camera and even at the 8 of 10 setting the audio volume on the camera was way WAY too low barely audible at all actually. So a good point to aim for in setting volume is the -6 mark on the volume indicator on the camera?
Do you think a Saramonic SR-PAX1 would work for this purpose? I’m having a hard time finding (affordable) interfaces.
Thanks buddy. Great and useful video as always
Another excellent how to. Thanks!
Very welcome!
Do you think the Zoom F3 would be a good mixer to camera interface? I have Mackie ProFX12V2 and Sony a7SIII.
Thank you so much for this! Ran into an issue- I've got the master out XLR cables going to an audio interface and connecting to the camera mic. When I set the camera's audio input down to 1, it's barely audible. I set the input to "auto" and I get that hissing. It sounds fine using headphones on the mixer. Would you be willing to give me advice?
Without seeing your setup, I'm guessing your audio interface level is set too low. You can bump your camera up to 5 or so to see if that helps as well.
@@kettnercreative Yes, thank you! Bumping the camera up just a little worked perfectly. It sounds great and I appreciate it so much. Your video was also so very helpful. Thanks!
Is there any wirles options available to record sound from mixer to cam
Seriously this is great
Glad you liked it.
This is really amazing. There arent much videos on to do this.
However, how would the wireless system work instead of these cables?
For example, connecting a Rode Wireless Go transmitter to the mixer and the receiver to the dslr, would it give a good result? The wireless thing will allow me to get rid of all the wires, but the thing is will I get a good quality?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Great question.
Wireless systems are great if you're on the move and capturing stuff as fast as possible. Sometimes this is worth it.
In the studio, wireless is:
1) Lower quality
2) More susceptible to interference.
3) A pain in the butt to manage batteries every day
4) More points of failure.
@@kettnercreative Ahh you just ruined my dreams of getting a simpler wireless audio setup 😅. But hey, thanks for the honest opinion. Appreciate it! Thanks!
Thank you so much dear.But please guide me : How to Connect Wireless Lavalier Microphones to a Audio Amplifier? This is for public address in an auditorium .
Can you use a stereo jack to mini jack coming from the FX send to create stereo ?
That helped a lot.
Yooo! Nice video man . Is there a way to connect ones Android phone to a audio interface . I mean can the audio recorded from a professional microphone be used as the main source for "recording" audio and not from the in built microphone of the
android phone? Thanks and cheers on the videos.
I am currently pursuing a post graduation in Audio Engineering and boy ... do your videos help me a ton🙌. Kyle from Audio university and
Kettner creative are two channels every beginner / amateur (even pros)
audio engineers should look out for.
You probably solved this. But if you use a Y splitter. Go onto your phone recorder app. When you plug the splitter into your phone, make sure the recorder app is already open. Then also make sure the 2 female mic and headphones connections dont have anything connected to them yet. The screen should show that you're using an external mic source now, not the phones built in mic.
The Yamaha MG10x stereo output is displayed as balanced. Would plugging in mono unbalanced TS jack cause any issue? Would the sound signal be halved ? will it short the circuit?
Another question I have is regarding the unbalance input for channel 6-10. If I connect balanced output from my keyboard to these unbalanced port, would it cause any concern?
No issue. It’ll just have some audio degradation over a long run.
Hey! Good to see you 👍
Thanks, good to be back.
Mind assisting me that when I use
Option 2, audio enters my camera as mono, one mic sounds the left ear and another mic sounds the right ear.
Any solution on this ?
Can you please show me how to do this wirelessly with wireless lapel mics?
Thank you very much! 👍🏻
Hi! I have a sonny rx100 , is possible to connect it to the mixer for audio.
Can I run a stereo audio cable from the mixer 100' to the camera if I use an audio interface?
When you go with dual 1/4 ts line level to 1/8 trs mic level, aside from getting distortion, doesn’t it ruin the camera or whatever device it’s connected to?
The 1/4 TS to 1/8 TSR cable,. can it be use for smart phone , let's say you want to record / live stream using your phone ? will that pickup the monitor signal from the mixer? thanks in advance.
Check out my video that I made on the mix minus. This will show you a better way of getting audio to/from your phone: ruclips.net/video/7YG7YHbfHUM/видео.html
My digital camera (Cannon EOS M100), only has a HDMI input and no microphone input. I see there are some adaptors out there but not sure which one to go with. I have a Pioneer DDJ1000 controller and have been trying to figure out how to capture the audio from the controller when video recording a set. I dont know much about these things so any advice would be appreciated :)
what if your camera has a line/mic switch for the audio input then you wouldn’t need to add the camera interface correct?
hello mate thank you for this video, question please. can i use focusrite inteface instead like the interface that you use. thank you.
Not really. You run into the same issue since the Scarlett 2i2 has Line Level outputs and the camera still has Mic Level inputs. We have a video coming out shortly for the Scarlett 2i2.
@@kettnercreative sir Me too have the same question.
Will this work with multiple mics?
Where have u been, my man?:)))
Aha, I've been cooking up another completely unrelated channel. The plan is to keep doing both from now on. Took some initial setup time though.
I have Nikon z30 and it doesn't have audio input. It has only Mic input. Is there a way I can get the external audio without noise to my video?
thank you very much for this valuable info
You are welcome
The question here, which one is faster and better quality?
Audio interface (Kopul CMX2)? Or USB Interface (Yamaha AG06)?
For sound recording syncing with the camera in live streaming
I am a DJ 😊
If you're a DJ, I think you would be happier with the Kopul, keeps things streamlined.
Could these ideas work with a new camcorder as well such as a Sony FDR-AX43?
You bet.
How to record audio to DSLR if nothing is given to you from mixer. Can you use speakers to get audio. Please help.
I was trained to never, ever use a splitter cable to combine signals as you're suggesting with your second method workaround. A splitter cable is made to split signals. A combining cable is meant to combine signals.
can you tell me, can kopul cmx2 transmit sound to iphone? ❤
Yes it can.
Is this audio interface good only for microphone input? What about stereo music Input with high and low frequencies?
For me as a DJ want to play my music in one channel of the mixer? And my musical Instrument another channels plus my microphone. Is this too much for the camera to handle? If yes. Any other suggestions??
You can use a line level input as well.
Great video!
Thank you so much
Keep the videos coming
Thanks, will do!
Do they make a balanced version of the simple cable solution?
Not that I know of.
I tried setting my Zoom Q2n 4K video camera and my mixer at a 1 out of 10 setting but the audio was barely there on the recording so I need to turn it up on one or the other. I'm thinking the camera should stay at the very low 1 out of 10 setting and then move the mixer setting up.@@kettnercreative
I have been using the “headphones output” to go to my camcorder. Is this a realistic 4th option or is there a real negative to using headphones?( other than losing the option to actually use the headphones off the board)
I notice a slight hum/hiss using headphones.
Great question. Technically "yes", it's a 4th option.
That being said, headphone outputs are typically "lower quality" and audio companies don't put a lot of effort here. This is typically where they try to save money.
Hearing that you notice a hiss is not surprising, these low quality headphone amps/outputs often generate a lot of hiss/noise, especially if you turn them up past 50%.
Hey I wanna record video that don't need a mix. I wanna record a DJ and the audio from they music he'll be playing, although they gonna be main speakers at the event, I just wanna record the full Audio quality and video only
this means if I use this. all the mixer audio channel will automatically record audio with camera video. And we do not need to mix separate audio file and separate video file to make it perfect face lipsing?
It should be close. Sometimes you will need to bump it by a frame or two.
Anyway to have the output signal wireless to go to the camera
Any suggestions for a fairly cheap camera or camcorder? My main goal is to have drum mics into a video to avoid the hassle of synchronizing one video track and one audio.
Sony ZV-1F
@@kettnercreative Thanks, but even lower, for example would a Canon Eos Rebel T100 work
Can you save audio both in DSLR and External audio recorder at same time?
Yes you can
Can you connect a male 3.5mm to male 6.5mm cable and connect male 6.5mm to chanel1 with phantom power to the mixer and male 3.5mm cable to the camara🎉
How can we transmit wireless audio from mixer
would you please be able to do a rode procaster mic and go xls mini setup please would save me a lot of time and there are no videos on it
Yeah, I probably should do that one. I've been getting lots of requests lately.
Hello thank you for sharing!
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Do you need an audio interface to connect a video camera to a mixer or can I connect a camera directly to the mixer?
The last option in this video shows you how to connect directly.
Thanks bro!
You're welcome.
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I have a brand new Yamaha mixer it was working fine.. A few days ago I turned it on to voice a commercial and I could barley hear anything.. When I put the volume up the mic sounds all distorted and there is a cracking sound coming out of the speakers and headphones.. I never changed anything and everything is plugged in the same as it was.. I used it one night it was working fine and the next day when I turned everything back on I had that problem. I thought it might of been settings in my computer but I tried everything and I tried it on a different computer and it's the same thing! Can anyone help??
Does This mixer NoT have a "" Record Out"" Jack's?????😮
Ermmm if I have a rane one controller which input is my XLR going to go into?
We have a whole bunch of DJ videos coming out soon. I just need to get rid of this cough so I can film them!
I still have noise even when the volume is all the way down?