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I wonder what they could be ?! Perhaps some BTS Vlogging channel ? who knows. Heres to 2025 being a good un!

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Life changes? A new dog? Woohooo. Puppy time ! ! ! ! !

Hey! Thanks for watching. Yes, you should be able to use the Zoom H4n Pro with the Audient iD4 MK2 by connecting the Zoom's line-out to the iD4's input. You can also record a condenser mic (via XLR) and the built-in XY mics simultaneously on the H4n Pro, giving you up to 4 channels. For the best sound quality, consider using the Audient’s preamps if the condenser mic is your priority. Let me know if you need more details!

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto Thanks for the quick reply! Audio Technica AT2020 microphone. But in general, the task is to record what is happening in the room at a distance of about 2 meters. Will Zoom H4n Pro normally record voice and guitar for such purposes?

@ДмитрийХохлов-с8в that's not a problem! Using the onboard phantom power your mic will be great. And using a mix of the x and y mic for room ambience and the condenser mic for closer will work great as in post you'll be able to shape your soundscape the way you like. Retaining the live feel but having more polished crisp audio capture of the performance. Hope this helps :).

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto Thank you for the detailed answer! Now everything is clear to me

Also im bang on 180cm so inbetween the sizes but i think the Master would be more comfortable then the Max.

I would definitely say that it's worth it. My back pain has pretty much gone. There is a small part of me that would like a slightly longer extension. But I cannot fault the chair, super comfy for long periods of editing or gaming and cleans down well also

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto Thanks dude, just bought (through your affiliate link) just because you replied so fast :)

@eS_35 Thank you! I hope the chair is as good as mine has been for me.

I agree there is a bit of noise to the pre amp, however it is very easy to clean up. And ideal for someone wanting to up their audio, or wanting to enter into higher quality, without spending a lot of money

What would you recommend today that's comparable without the noise?

@@0QualityOverQuantity a good alternative within the present offerings would be the likes of the Tascam DR-40, Or the Zoom H5 which is slightly higher price but will allow more headroom and dynamic range with quieter noise results also.

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto thanks for the quick reply 👍

Definitely something that I am working on. I'm always looking to improve. Thanks for your comment

Thank you for letting me test out your plugin, I can see it being a regularly used tool in my editing.

Ill get to work on to all the must know basics for davinci Resolve in quick succession. It is a great piece of software, can get really stylistic with it. I've only just brushed the surface in this video, more to come in the colour with me series soon! Thanks for watching 😀

I'm amazed also. I mean it was like sitting on a sheet of plastic that leaned to one side but it functioned until I got the boulies, and you can bet it is very comfy! Lumbar adjustment is a game changer from the old one

Aha! Thanks. If you need help I can do that. Your model printing and painting is what I'm envious of! Are there any parts in particular you would like a more indepth video on?

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto titles and transitions probably first and foremost. And how to use certain formats, luts, settings (like ProRes vs non) I’m still in the basics level. Lol.

@@theromeog I can get to work ok that for a video :)

It for sure is still a good option to go with your current set up. That's great to hear your doing a documentary I am currently working on one myself. What is your documentary about? Have you looked into the tascam offerings aswell?

Thanks! If you have any other topics or things you'd like to see covered in future let me know.

I've used it linked to my Laptop via USB and the quality is really good! if you are looking to record clean voice overs and are on a tight budget, the old blanket over you and the laptop trick, whilst you record works like a treat! without forking out masses on a studio set up with a full audio interface.

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto I'm hoping it works well for motorsports, a very noisy environment

@eletor You should be good. Be sure to set your mic levels and if using the x/y mics have a wind protector 'dead cat' on it. Is it for talking over or getting cleaner audio of the vehicles?

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto Trying to see how clean the audio is for engine and tire sounds, I will have a dead cat on it. Hoping it has a dynamic enough range to pick up ambient sound when adjusted to not peak during the loud moments.

You better know it haha! I have to say it is very hard wearing it's not broken yet and it's been dropped alot... and I mean alot! Also has been in a house move with not well package boxes. Thanks for the comment :)

@@CraigSmithCinePhoto "with my track record" ahoud have had the clip of the drone slamming into the camera LOLOL

Aha! I missed a trick there definitely! But for your repeated viewing pleasure you can see it here in this short. th-cam.com/users/shorts9tkopQ7kQlM?feature=share

Oh so very close

Think deeper ... there's a video within a video

I have it linked to the 2 bay nas, loving that I have the storage without worrying about bogging my pc down when editing

Thanks for watching! Hopefully the video helped 😊

It's fiiine! Everything's fine 🤣

Thanks! If you want to see more let me know a film look and I'll get something sorted for it.

Thanks! If there's anything you want to see in upcoming videos let me know .

It was a very tasty pizza!

Hey thanks! What lens are you shooting with when you experience this or is it across the board? I am actually shooting in a barbershop next week, I will use it to make a video on this as it's quite a small shop and lighting isn't the greatest! :). Thanks for watching

@CraigSmithCinePhoto using EF kit lens with an adapter ring. I’ll give it a test with my RF 16mm lens and see if it’s better. Looking forward to that video!

I mean I was probably hitting the max speed of the drone flying backwards. Slight oversight on the braking distances ...

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Thank you! Is there any topics you would like to see in the future?

Hey! Thanks for checking out the video.

Yeah definitely! There's even some I should have observed more in there. But always a learning experience 😄

Thanks! I Hope it helps with your Photography or any videos you shoot, Both gameplay and day to day IRL. If there's anything you would like to see covered in future let me know!

I will thanks.