You have to be careful with increasing the volume of different parts. In the example you could hear everything but it began sounding strange. When everything is increased to the maximum you lose the context and connections of the recording as a whole. I would focus mainly on reducing the volume of the few loudest passages and clicks. Make only very slight increases otherwise.
Hi all. Just a public service comment. Not trying to cause any cable management shame here, but mic cables are best draped over the center boom adjustment lever and then draped down the actual stand. It #1 looks more professional (IS more professional) #2 centers the weight of the mic cables down the stand rather than at the mics - which can easily make a boom stand tip over and damage the mics and ruin a recording. #3 Dangling cables are really easily kicked which causes handling noise thumps. #4 The mic cable places unnecessary strain on the mic clip and can cause the mic to shift position during recording and will eventually cause it to wear out prematurely. Cable management is a big deal actually.
@ProAudio. I have to agree with you 100% here. And while it may seem to some like being overly picky it really isn't. This video is missing a lot of info on the basics of recording quiet sounds and achieving low noise results and the lack of attention to cable management is one more missed thing.
So wait. My mind is exploding right now as I'm new to audio. Just so I understand. This "audio interface" device records the audio that clean to begin with? You don't have to do background noise removal or anything? What's the difference between this device and just plugging a USB microphone into the laptop? Please don't cringe. I really don't understand.
I'm not very experienced myself, but from my limited knowledge, I would think that the main difference between using a usb microphone vs an analog to digital interface is mainly convenience, and availability of high quality usb microphones. If your USB mic is a very high quality one, it should have a preamp and obviously the analog to digital converter already built into it. An audio interface is very handy for switching between different types of inputs if you require them.
Please HELP 😭 I record on my canon g7x mark 2 and connected the yeti mic to my MacBook settings that’s all + I put on my headphones I can here everything …….. but when I take the Sd card into the computer the video pops up but you can only here the background noise not what heard with my headphones on 💔 whyy ?!
Its so hard for me to record bc i live in a disrespectful apartment. There is always someone loudly listening to music, speak loud, etc… its always something going on it drives me crazy
People, can u help me please? Do you know what is the brand/exact reference of those two little microphones? I wish to get them, I will appreciate so much your help. Thank you!!
I would say its a standard XY positioning. Ideally you would want the microphones a little closer together for XY but everything below 2cm will be ok. The other configuration with the two spaced front facing microphones works out really well if you are extremely close. But you are right its very uncommon. Though I think more people should try it. Spacing the microphones 50cm-1m apart facing inwards like you see for most ASMR recordings is actually "wrong" and has little theoretical justification. The thing is that it makes recording way easier and can sound more dramatic.
That Shining pillow in the background!
Her voice ... I can listen to it all day ...😁😁😁🎤🎧🎚️🎙️
You have to be careful with increasing the volume of different parts. In the example you could hear everything but it began sounding strange. When everything is increased to the maximum you lose the context and connections of the recording as a whole.
I would focus mainly on reducing the volume of the few loudest passages and clicks. Make only very slight increases otherwise.
Thank you. As a new asmr artist (on another channel) I found this most helpful :)
What's your channel? I wanna check it out
Hi all. Just a public service comment. Not trying to cause any cable management shame here, but mic cables are best draped over the center boom adjustment lever and then draped down the actual stand.
It #1 looks more professional (IS more professional) #2 centers the weight of the mic cables down the stand rather than at the mics - which can easily make a boom stand tip over and damage the mics and ruin a recording. #3 Dangling cables are really easily kicked which causes handling noise thumps. #4 The mic cable places unnecessary strain on the mic clip and can cause the mic to shift position during recording and will eventually cause it to wear out prematurely. Cable management is a big deal actually.
@ProAudio. I have to agree with you 100% here. And while it may seem to some like being overly picky it really isn't.
This video is missing a lot of info on the basics of recording quiet sounds and achieving low noise results and the lack of attention to cable management is one more missed thing.
So, what if I don’t have this equipment and use instead a recorder like zoom h5?
So wait. My mind is exploding right now as I'm new to audio. Just so I understand. This "audio interface" device records the audio that clean to begin with? You don't have to do background noise removal or anything? What's the difference between this device and just plugging a USB microphone into the laptop? Please don't cringe. I really don't understand.
My mind is exploding too! Did you try it? It seems so complicated but the sound is AMAZING!!!
I'm not very experienced myself, but from my limited knowledge, I would think that the main difference between using a usb microphone vs an analog to digital interface is mainly convenience, and availability of high quality usb microphones.
If your USB mic is a very high quality one, it should have a preamp and obviously the analog to digital converter already built into it.
An audio interface is very handy for switching between different types of inputs if you require them.
Sir this audio interface is good .. why do people say noise comes in it and low preamp
… what is the truth ?
Can I connect the Yeti Pro with this audio interface ?
Please HELP 😭 I record on my canon g7x mark 2 and connected the yeti mic to my MacBook settings that’s all + I put on my headphones I can here everything …….. but when I take the Sd card into the computer the video pops up but you can only here the background noise not what heard with my headphones on 💔 whyy ?!
Because your supposed to record your yeti separately on your macbook so you can then sync it up to the video recorded on your camera in editing.
Genial la interfaz de audio. Gracias por la reseña
Great Job. Great ASMR 👍 Thank you🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💖💖💖💖💖💖💖😴😴😴😴😴😴😴
how do you sync the audio and video?
Its so hard for me to record bc i live in a disrespectful apartment. There is always someone loudly listening to music, speak loud, etc… its always something going on it drives me crazy
I have same problem 😕
@@guudvibesasmr install some sound insulation
Record in your closet at night, it’ll be quiet
@@suoniasmr you assume! Some of us live in homes where there is activity at all hours.
People, can u help me please? Do you know what is the brand/exact reference of those two little microphones? I wish to get them, I will appreciate so much your help. Thank you!!
They seem to be a Rode NT5 pair.
I have alot of questions I'm trying to start asmr
Amazing 🤩 thank you!!! ⭐️xxxx
I have UR22C, but Just wondering if I can install dspMixFx Urc to my macbook pro?
Were you able to use your MacBook?
Hello. I see asmr artists using only one microphone and still producing left/right ear sounds. How can we do that? Thanks.
It's probably a stereo mic
When going to do the editing, you can make this effect somehow. Also some microphones has the option of left and right sounds
That's a unique way to setup /position the Microphones for stereo recording. Nothing standard I would say (not even for ASMR, or?)
I would say its a standard XY positioning. Ideally you would want the microphones a little closer together for XY but everything below 2cm will be ok.
The other configuration with the two spaced front facing microphones works out really well if you are extremely close. But you are right its very uncommon. Though I think more people should try it.
Spacing the microphones 50cm-1m apart facing inwards like you see for most ASMR recordings is actually "wrong" and has little theoretical justification. The thing is that it makes recording way easier and can sound more dramatic.
@@Currywurst4444what if you have a blue yeti pro and would like to record in stereo?
how do you monitor audio while recording?
Its in the video! Lol.
Did you not watch it?
@@roberthart4224 ye lol
I have UR44C , can i record 4 or more track using UR44C...?? Can you show how to do it.
6 tracks.
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The girl is osmmm 🔥❤️
Why are ASMR girls always pretty? Asked and implicitly answered, I guess.