I get out and film with the Atomos Ninja Blade (external HD recorder and monitor) to revive my Canon 5D mk III!
Fantastic Rotolight Video News - Coming To A Screen Near You!!!
The Rotolight Sound and Light kit video I produced for Rotolight featuring Josh McDonough is being taken on tour to America, where it will be shown to a live audience of 30,000 film students! If you haven't already, you can check out the video here!
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/87515700]
Check out Josh's new studio too, and get recording there - Just Jam Studios!
Got a meeting about the recycling project today, then will be getting my new iPhone (about time I know)!
Happy creating you awesome bunch of people, and thanks for all your support so far!
Trials of editing audio
For those that who have ever been at a gig and lunged their phone or camera in the air to try and capture some of the performance will know that the only sound recorded by the terrible on board mic will be CCCCCCCCRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, or just distorted noise. Luckily, I record with external microphones when I film performances, usually because there isn't another option. Bands these days can't afford to hire a PA system with a multi channel mixer w/EQ, especially for one off performances, so it is common to see, so always be prepared!
There will always, however be background noise and hissing that will need to be removed from the recorded audio, I'm using Adobe Audition at the moment to eradicate that from the John Sinclair performance, as its functions for calculating and removing frequencies from audio tracks is phenomenal.
