How to... record your jams

In this video I will share with you how I record and/or film my jams. Disclaimer : I have bought all the products that I will show you and have no interest in the corresponding brands.
Gear shown :
- Zoom H1N recorder
- Røde SC-4 TRS to TRRS adapter
- Behringer UCA-222 audio interface
Other hardware :
- Teenage Engineering 15 cm TRS TRS audio cable
- Cordial Cinch to TRS adapter
- USB A to USB-C adapter
Hardware used for the video :
- Samsung A21S
- T'mix Micromix 2 mixing table
- Shure PGA-48 mic
- USB B to USB A cable
- USB A to USB-C adapter

[@p504504]

your train jams are iconic

[@bigkik]

Unfortunately it has becoming harder for me to film those videos...

[@ryno583]

Thank you for your channel bigkik i just ordered my aira compact s-1 today you have completely taught me how to ACTUALLY use the J-6

[@bigkik]

You are welcome ! Glad it helped !

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Thanks. I was wondering how you did it.

[@kyriakosxanthopoulos3468]

I own an Η1N and a BEHRINGER too for similar jams. And OPEN Camera as Well!
One way I also use is a Splitter for mic (input) and headphones (output). As for H1N , I use it as an audio card on my filming phone (connected through USB) with open camera. What i do not know is the format of the audio on the filmed video.

[@bigkik]

About the H1n as a sound card: Interesting ! I should have a try !
About the audio format with Open Camera it sure is compressed somehow but I never found out which exact compression was used.

[@CalebMichaelRiley]

That’s a unique way of doing it.

[@bigkik]

Sorry but, what do you mean ?

[@_c_y_p_3]

i use Audioshare for most recordings and allllllllll sample management cuz it has folders and naming and basic trimming functions. But I have eyballed this for years cuz that mic would be soooo cool for when finding big things that echo and springs and…….

[@swissjames]

Ah man I was hoping you would also talk about shat tripod you use.

[@bigkik]

Do you mean how I hold my phone ?

[@swissjames]

@@bigkik Yes- I think you must have a good, small solution!

[@bigkik]

@@swissjamesI don't know if it's the best but I am happy with it. I use this phone holder :
www.k-m.de/en/products/multimedia-equipment/holders/19805-smartphone-and-tablet-pc-holder-black
I find it versatile because you can mount it on all sorts of tables, including tiltable ones you can find in trains.
At home, I use it with a IKEA klipsk plastic tray/table.
Hope it will help you.

[@swissjames]

@@bigkik Awesome, thanks!

[@julienchrist]

Nice 🙏
Penses tu que c'est possible d'utiliser le uca222 (uca202 dans mon cas) avec AUM sur iphone pour utiliser koala fx ?
C'est a dire, sortir le son du J6, le traiter dans l'iphone avec koala fx via uca 202 puis le sortir via l'uca vers des écouteurs (ou enceintes) et profiter du traitement du plug-in
🙏

[@bigkik]

Alors... je ne connais ni l'environnement IOS ni Koala sampler. Je peux juste te dire qu'avec mon setup l'UCA-222 semble bi-directionnelle : par ex. une fois que j'ai filmé une vidéo et que je l'ouvre sur le tel. pour controler je peux entendre le son dans mon casque sans rien toucher. Je ne sais pas si celà t'aide...
De mon côté il m'arrive parfois d'utiliser Bandlab. Je n'ai aucun problème à enregistrer dedans en utilisant l'UCA-222 ou même directement via USB C avec une seule machine à la fois (Aira compact ou autre avec USB audio). Mais je suis sous android et je sais que c'est potentiellement different d'Ios...