Nasty nasht ho jaaye
So I just got an electronic drumkit and now I want to post drum cover youtube videos of me playing the drums on top of songs.
My kit has an aux in, so I can play music on my phone and plug it into the aux input. So that's ok.
But I tried recording a video with another phone, but the sound quality is really bad as it records sound from the inbuilt microphone of the mobile phone.
Any ideas how I could record the video in the phone camera and at the same time take the audio out from the drum module and record it in the video instead of the built in mic ?
I have a computer etc, but I want to keep it simple and not go the route of recording audio into the computer and the video in the phone and then editing it etc.
I would like to simply record signal from the drumkit along with the video in my phone.
Any ideas how I could achieve this ?
Nasty nasht ho jaaye
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Last edited by visheshl on 27 Oct 2021, edited 1 time in total.
Depending on your Phone getting one of those here might be a good idea to record the audio coming out of the drumkit: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/i ... pro-duo-io as a added bonus you'd also enter the 25 for one group buy at the 200€tier and get a ton of great free software: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/25gb/
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Honestly, while you can mess about with toy tools, it will always be better if you get it right first time.
Yes, I expect drums in a room with an iPhone will be a recipe for nasty. If you use something like DroidCam and OBS, you can sync screen and therefore audio to one recording. That video you can extract audio from with something like Ocen Audio (Audacity if you like being spied on - maybe) and bring that back into Reason where you tart it up, export with exact timing, and merge it back together using anything from the tools in YouTube to HitFilm Express (which is free and powerful).
If you go this path you need to set Reason to the main system Audio Out which will be DX and latent. Either learn to adjust or only listen to the drum brain. If there is a noticeable (to normal people) lag in the audio/video, when you bring it up into HitFilm (or wherever) you can zoom in and move the audio frame by frame until it feels good.
This will deliver things that people are happy to watch.
Yes, I expect drums in a room with an iPhone will be a recipe for nasty. If you use something like DroidCam and OBS, you can sync screen and therefore audio to one recording. That video you can extract audio from with something like Ocen Audio (Audacity if you like being spied on - maybe) and bring that back into Reason where you tart it up, export with exact timing, and merge it back together using anything from the tools in YouTube to HitFilm Express (which is free and powerful).
If you go this path you need to set Reason to the main system Audio Out which will be DX and latent. Either learn to adjust or only listen to the drum brain. If there is a noticeable (to normal people) lag in the audio/video, when you bring it up into HitFilm (or wherever) you can zoom in and move the audio frame by frame until it feels good.
This will deliver things that people are happy to watch.
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Thanks buddyjam-s wrote: ↑21 Oct 2021Depending on your Phone getting one of those here might be a good idea to record the audio coming out of the drumkit: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/i ... pro-duo-io as a added bonus you'd also enter the 25 for one group buy at the 200€tier and get a ton of great free software: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/25gb/
Thank youBenedict wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021Honestly, while you can mess about with toy tools, it will always be better if you get it right first time.
Yes, I expect drums in a room with an iPhone will be a recipe for nasty. If you use something like DroidCam and OBS, you can sync screen and therefore audio to one recording. That video you can extract audio from with something like Ocen Audio (Audacity if you like being spied on - maybe) and bring that back into Reason where you tart it up, export with exact timing, and merge it back together using anything from the tools in YouTube to HitFilm Express (which is free and powerful).
If you go this path you need to set Reason to the main system Audio Out which will be DX and latent. Either learn to adjust or only listen to the drum brain. If there is a noticeable (to normal people) lag in the audio/video, when you bring it up into HitFilm (or wherever) you can zoom in and move the audio frame by frame until it feels good.
This will deliver things that people are happy to watch.
Nasty nasht ho jaaye.
Nasty nasht ho jaayevisheshl wrote: ↑21 Oct 2021So I just got an electronic drumkit and now I want to post drum cover youtube videos of me playing the drums on top of songs.
My kit has an aux in, so I can play music on my phone and plug it into the aux input. So that's ok.
But I tried recording a video with another phone, but the sound quality is really bad as it records sound from the inbuilt microphone of the mobile phone.
Any ideas how I could record the video in the phone camera and at the same time take the audio out from the drum module and record it in the video instead of the built in mic ?
I have a computer etc, but I want to keep it simple and not go the route of recording audio into the computer and the video in the phone and then editing it etc.
I would like to simply record signal from the drumkit along with the video in my phone.
Any ideas how I could achieve this ?
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