Another good way to get great audio is to use a beachtec Mcc2 and plug two shotgun mics into it, then plug the out on the Beachtek into a recorder like a Zoom H1, then plug the H1 into the camera mic port. You are then using the Preamps of whatever recorder you are using. you can even record on the recorder for a backup, you will get two recordings, one on the camera, and one on the H1.
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Which lava mic did you use for this video? Sounds cool for TH-cam.
Amazing Video - I just bought a Sennheiser MKH 416 from B&H and would like to know what you recommend! I'm using my Sony a7IV to shoot video and am debating if I should go the mixer route (XLR to mixer to camera) or maybe get a Zoom Handheld as an external recorder. Not sure, I also don't want to cut corners, I spent a pretty penny on that microphone and want to make sure I'm using the right set up to maximize that investment.
Great video, shot well, & has me thinking on what I am going to be up against when I start pursuing quality filming. On another note, that is a very very beautiful woman in the back. Thanks for the tips.
Hi! Thanks for great videos, keep up the good work. I want to shoot indoor TH-cam videos, won't be moving around. I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-G80 with a Røde VideoMic PRO. But want to switch to a lav mic. What lav mic should I go for? And should I do it with a Zoom H5 or Saramonic SmartRig+ or Beachtek DXA Micro PRO? Sounds quality (without noice) is the priority but would love to not have to do anything in post (such as syncing the audio with the video). What is your opinion in this options or should I go with something else?
Here's a great microphone to pair with the BeachtekDXA-MICRO-PRO PLUS (BH #BEDXAMICROPP) : The black B3 Omnidirectional Lavalier Mic, Standard Sens, with Hardwired 3-Pin XLR Connector from Countryman (BH #COB3P4FF05B) is a water-resistant, miniature lavalier microphone for capturing high-quality audio. It can be used in a variety of applications such as a tie-clip lavalier in interviews, a hair-hidden mic for drama, a water-resistant mic for water sports and hurricane reporting, or simply a small mic to hide in a prop flower vase. The capsule is resistant to moisture, which allows for placement in the hair or on bare skin, and its omnidirectional polar pattern minimizes handling noise, wind noise, and plosives (popping). Furthermore, a variety of skin-matching colors are available. The B3's cable terminates to a 3-pin XLR connector for direct connection to a microphone preamplifier or a mixer. Additionally, a carrying case, two cable clips, a windscreen, and three protective caps are also included. bhpho.to/2KFTbSg >Mark
what were the active mixers used in this video? im still a little confused, do they allow you to record with mic's that use XLR inputs directly into your camera? and also does this allow me to record both lav mics and boom mic into one mixer and directly into camera so i can avoid having to sync audio with video in post?
If you are using a Zoom f8 field recorder on set would you connect it to the camera? Is it better to just sync the audio in post or is it the professional way to have that field recorder connect to the camera with cable or wireless? What is the best method?
There is no single best method and much depends on one's workflow and comfort level. Convenience counts, of couse, but wired is typically the best and most reliable connection. >Mark
hey i need help ... I want to capture my computer audio sound to my cell phone ( android ) while taking video on my phone .. in other words i want to bypass my cell phone mic and replace it with my computer audio ... is this possible??????????
I want to record audio and video of nature at the same time, like a river and or forest scene. Best just to have seperate audio and video equipment and just start the recording at the same time?
Hey, I bought the Zoom F4 and plugged a SMB7 mic into it (nothing else) and I only have found on the left channel of the WAV file... I guess it makes sense ONE mic ONE channel. But do I need to bring that WAV file into something like Logic Pro to balance the sound? Posted on F4 but no one seems to mold for sure all use multiple mics and mix... trying to KIS
A single mono file is created for each mono track and a single stereo file is created for each stereo track. You should be able to easily double/copy and drag and drop the mono track so a L/R dual-mono channel is created. Or use this to split the SHURE SM7B's signal to two mic inputs on the ZOOM F4: Hosa Technology XLR Female to 2 XLR Male Y-Cable (6") B&H # HOYCXF2XM: bhpho.to/3zkvnvb >Mark< his Hosa 3-Pin XLR Female to 2 XLR Male Y-Cable features Hosa's metal XLR headshells. It can be used to split a single audio signal from an XLR output source (such as a microphone) into 2 separate audio channels.
THAT’s WHAT I WUS LOOKING FOR!!! (Surprised no one suggested it in the Zoom F4 posts... but my use may be niche at this point ie just need one mic for narration) ordering now! Any idea what the settings should be for the F4 ie plugging into port 1 & 3 (as seems to be recommended) will it create - one - wave or - two - that have to be combined in software... like Logic Pro... or IS there a setting that will produce just - one - wave file right out of the recorder?
6:16 I love the smartass look in this frame.
This set of audio videos are among the best i have found. Thank You AB! AND B&H. ~TEU
Wow, thank you!
I've learned some of this through great pain and disaster
Love these videos. Keep making them
Another good way to get great audio is to use a beachtec Mcc2 and plug two shotgun mics into it, then plug the out on the Beachtek into a recorder like a Zoom H1, then plug the H1 into the camera mic port. You are then using the Preamps of whatever recorder you are using. you can even record on the recorder for a backup, you will get two recordings, one on the camera, and one on the H1.
Which lava mic did you use for this video? Sounds cool for TH-cam.
Aries Terrón Lav* mic my friend and im sure he used senheiser transmiters and mics they sound prestine
Sennheiser ME 2-II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black) B&H # SEME2II. bhpho.to/2XnNq3p >Mark
WOW... Your videos are GREAT!!! thank you so much... peace
Amazing Video - I just bought a Sennheiser MKH 416 from B&H and would like to know what you recommend! I'm using my Sony a7IV to shoot video and am debating if I should go the mixer route (XLR to mixer to camera) or maybe get a Zoom Handheld as an external recorder. Not sure, I also don't want to cut corners, I spent a pretty penny on that microphone and want to make sure I'm using the right set up to maximize that investment.
Very nice presentation
Great video, shot well, & has me thinking on what I am going to be up against when I start pursuing quality filming. On another note, that is a very very beautiful woman in the back. Thanks for the tips.
what he said about the lovely looking lady
Appreciate the advice.
Hi! Thanks for great videos, keep up the good work.
I want to shoot indoor TH-cam videos, won't be moving around. I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-G80
with a Røde VideoMic PRO. But want to switch to a lav mic. What lav mic should I go for? And should I do it with a Zoom H5 or Saramonic SmartRig+
or Beachtek DXA Micro PRO?
Sounds quality (without noice) is the priority but would love to not have to do anything in post (such as syncing the audio with the video).
What is your opinion in this options or should I go with something else?
Here's a great microphone to pair with the BeachtekDXA-MICRO-PRO PLUS (BH #BEDXAMICROPP) :
The black B3 Omnidirectional Lavalier Mic, Standard Sens, with Hardwired 3-Pin XLR Connector from Countryman (BH #COB3P4FF05B) is a water-resistant, miniature lavalier microphone for capturing high-quality audio. It can be used in a variety of applications such as a tie-clip lavalier in interviews, a hair-hidden mic for drama, a water-resistant mic for water sports and hurricane reporting, or simply a small mic to hide in a prop flower vase.
The capsule is resistant to moisture, which allows for placement in the hair or on bare skin, and its omnidirectional polar pattern minimizes handling noise, wind noise, and plosives (popping). Furthermore, a variety of skin-matching colors are available. The B3's cable terminates to a 3-pin XLR connector for direct connection to a microphone preamplifier or a mixer. Additionally, a carrying case, two cable clips, a windscreen, and three protective caps are also included. bhpho.to/2KFTbSg >Mark
Hi 'AB', thanks for this video. Please can you talk more about the option of recording into your laptop through Adobe Audition..Thanks
Please send us an e-mail with your specific questions regarding Adobe Audition: askbh@bandh.com. >Mark
what were the active mixers used in this video? im still a little confused, do they allow you to record with mic's that use XLR inputs directly into your camera? and also does this allow me to record both lav mics and boom mic into one mixer and directly into camera so i can avoid having to sync audio with video in post?
Great video!
0:18 yea that's very convincing
AB, you rock!
Awesome! Thanx!
If you are using a Zoom f8 field recorder on set would you connect it to the camera? Is it better to just sync the audio in post or is it the professional way to have that field recorder connect to the camera with cable or wireless? What is the best method?
There is no single best method and much depends on one's workflow and comfort level. Convenience counts, of couse, but wired is typically the best and most reliable connection. >Mark
hey i need help ... I want to capture my computer audio sound to my cell phone ( android ) while taking video on my phone .. in other words i want to bypass my cell phone mic and replace it with my computer audio ... is this possible??????????
I want to record audio and video of nature at the same time, like a river and or forest scene. Best just to have seperate audio and video equipment and just start the recording at the same time?
A quality audio recorder will offer you the best sound recording results. bhpho.to/3uBhV2j >Mark
@@BandH thank you!
What sort of active recording device should I buy for a Nikon D5200?
Senal MC24-EL Long Condenser Shotgun Microphone Kit
B&H # SEMC24ELQ. bhpho.to/2X51u2w >Mark
Hey, I bought the Zoom F4 and plugged a SMB7 mic into it (nothing else) and I only have found on the left channel of the WAV file...
I guess it makes sense ONE mic ONE channel.
But do I need to bring that WAV file into something like Logic Pro to balance the sound?
Posted on F4 but no one seems to mold for sure all use multiple mics and mix... trying to KIS
A single mono file is created for
each mono track and a single stereo file is created for each stereo track. You should be able to easily double/copy and drag and drop the mono track so a L/R dual-mono channel is created. Or use this to split the SHURE SM7B's signal to two mic inputs on the ZOOM F4: Hosa Technology XLR Female to 2 XLR Male Y-Cable (6")
B&H # HOYCXF2XM: bhpho.to/3zkvnvb >Mark<
his Hosa 3-Pin XLR Female to 2 XLR Male Y-Cable features Hosa's metal XLR headshells. It can be used to split a single audio signal from an XLR output source (such as a microphone) into 2 separate audio channels.
THAT’s WHAT I WUS LOOKING FOR!!!
(Surprised no one suggested it in the Zoom F4 posts... but my use may be niche at this point ie just need one mic for narration) ordering now!
Any idea what the settings should be for the F4 ie plugging into port 1 & 3 (as seems to be recommended) will it create - one - wave or - two - that have to be combined in software... like Logic Pro... or IS there a setting that will produce just - one - wave file right out of the recorder?
@@TheGeoDaddy You will need to combine the tracks in your DAW or see page 26 of the Zoom F4 manual: "Linking inputs as a stereo pair" >Mark
The poor camera guy can't get his audio right in none of the videos - he throw his headphones! lol. -- Nice video B&H !
Unlike previous three parts, this one does not have subtitle. Such a disappointment.
8 gig sd card? 😂
That model is really not good at fake talking.
The President was not avaliable...