@@wcsdiaries I love it, on my camera I’ll attach a Sennheiser MKE 440 to get crowd noise, and I’ll place my Zoom H6 somewhere to get band audio unless I’m at a venue where I know the people and I’ll connect the Zoom H6 to the soundboard to get proper audio recorded. You can also simultaneously record soundboard audio and mic audio to separate files and them mix them together in post so you can get the ambient sound overlaying the soundboard audio. I think it’s only downfall is that if you record at the highest setting, then around the 70 min mark, it will create a new file so if that happens in the middle of a song, you have to spend a little extra time to piece that together. I know my most recent Lauren Ruth Ward videos from the Casbah I recorded the soundboard audio and mixed the ambient audio if you want to know what that sounds like.
That was a GREAT SHOW!!! I'm gonna miss Saint Rocke!!! Hopefully it'll remain a music venue. Thanks for posting!!!
Yes it was a great place to see bands, I'm still trying to go through and see which songs to release, probably that duet during the encore for sure...
@@PinkstonFilms how does the zoom h6 hold up for recording concerts?
@@wcsdiaries I love it, on my camera I’ll attach a Sennheiser MKE 440 to get crowd noise, and I’ll place my Zoom H6 somewhere to get band audio unless I’m at a venue where I know the people and I’ll connect the Zoom H6 to the soundboard to get proper audio recorded. You can also simultaneously record soundboard audio and mic audio to separate files and them mix them together in post so you can get the ambient sound overlaying the soundboard audio. I think it’s only downfall is that if you record at the highest setting, then around the 70 min mark, it will create a new file so if that happens in the middle of a song, you have to spend a little extra time to piece that together. I know my most recent Lauren Ruth Ward videos from the Casbah I recorded the soundboard audio and mixed the ambient audio if you want to know what that sounds like.
Cool