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VIDEO SOUND RECORDING xx AUDIO RECORDING xx VIDEO xx VIDEO CAMERA OPERATION Microphones for video cameras. How to make low-cost electret capsule mikes and attach them to a video camera for professional quality sound. Line-to-mike pad for a video camera. Use it to send music from a line-level source into the external microphone input jack or to connect a mixing console's outputs to the video camera. Wireless camcorder microphone (a short-range, low-power FM transmitter). Est. cost: $15. Wireless camcorder microphone. A short-range, low-power FM transmitter. Est. cost: $15 (kit). Four-input stereo line mixer complements the sound on a video editing deck. Tips on obtaining the best audio for voice-over narration or on-camera sound-bites. Sweet sounds of matrimony. How to avoid potential mistakes in audio recording when videotaping a wedding. The right reading. Advice on finding and using "professional voices" to improve the audio quality of your video production. Looks at recording equipment, scripts, etc. How to record clear, quality audio when filming outdoors. Some tips. Camcorder sounds. Understanding the way camcorders record audio. Interview audio. Selecting and placing microphones to get the best possible audio recording in an interview situation. Music and sound effects libraries for video. What is available, who makes them, how to use them, and typical costs for including professional music or sound effects in video productions. Headphone lessons. How to make sure your video audio recording is of good quality by monitoring the recording via a pair of lightweight earphones. Audio sweetening. Integrating sound and music in video post production. Audio tracks and editing. An explanation of where and how a VHS or 8mm camcorder and VCR record their audio tracks. Recording stereo sound. Advice on selecting cables and microphones, microphone placement, etc. Better audio from your built-in camcorder mike using simple techniques. Wired for sound. Advice on choosing and using a separate microphone instead of the one on the camcorder. Audio mixers. What they do, how they do it, and their application in video sound recording. Techniques to correct and improve your audio. Working with acoustics. How sound behaves in various spaces. Learning to control audio effects. Audio accessories to improve your video sound recording. What is available and tips on their use. Using an equalizer to pinpoint a range of audible frequencies and adjust the level of sounds within that range. Use it to minimize noise, boost volume, add clarity, and generally improve the sound captured by a camcorder's built-in microphone. Hear no evil. A location audio primer. An accomplished audio-for-video specialist shares his advice on preparing for and recording on-site audio. Audio monitoring improvements can be as simple as adding low-cost speakers and headphones. Some tips. The techniques of using lavalier mikes. The basics of balanced and unbalanced audio signals. How to translate this understanding into better audio for video recordings. A guide to techniques and equipment for making a direct connection to an audio source. Digital audio basics. How it works for videomaking. A look at the characteristics of sound and the basic techniques that can be used to solve audio problems. How to create or find sound effects, record them and edit them into a videotape. Multi-track audio for video. A look at the latest software-based systems and how to produce complex audio soundtracks. Ten common audio mistakes in video productions and how to avoid them. Choosing the right external microphone to use when filming a video. A comparison of the various pickup patterns and other physical qualities. A primer on audio mixers for videomaking. Answers to ten common questions about capturing clean, clear audio when videotaping weddings. Basic principles of choosing and using microphones for videomaking. List of 11 leading audio accessories for videomakers and how to use them. Outboard gear, the stand-alone devices that process audio signals. How to use outboard gear to solve some of the most common audio problems of videomakers. Answers to some of the most common questions posed about microphones for videomaking. How to use audio dubbing to make changes or add new sound to a videotape. | |||||||||
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