Wireless Microphone Solution – Tutorial for any editing program
by admin on Sunday, August 1st, 2010 | 25 Comments
Since starting to make videos, I sometimes used an MP3 player to record sounds and voice parts particularly if doing split screen. You can record one part and play it back through an earpiece when recording the second part so you can time it properly. Since I gave my MP3 away to my elderly neighbour I missed this. Then I came accross Tekhseven’s excellent video on how to use your mobile phone as a wireless microphone. I’ll show you how to use the captured audio in Sony Vegas to match up and synch with your video although any editing program should be the same. I use bluetooth facility to send the recorded voice clips from the phone to my laptop. www.youtube.com
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@richw4 Thanx!
nice and helpful, hope to use this in the future, thanks rich
@richw4 Oh thanks but I guess I didn’t word that question out right. I meant how do you record from your speakers and microphone at the same time? sorry about that
LOL: BAANG# BOOM@#@ or BOOOOBIEZ%#@$%
@richw4 ta very much
@richw4 Very Funny…. lol (so it is a wave then?)
@richw4 Well, as I’m doing an art GCSE (starting september) I’m getting a kodak easyshare M575, with 720p recording and all the fancies that I need. Nothing too special, but hopefully I can jam a high capacity card inside and film to my heart’s content =D
BOOBIES!!!!
Oh…sorry…got a bit distracted there for a second
I often used two cameras to record an event and used the sound from the camera that had clearer sound, or the one with more environmental sound if that was the effect I wanted… The sound tracks were easy enough to extract from the video, and move around just like you did… Your Sony Vegas is still unfamiliar, but the principle is the same.
Entertaining AND informative! Excellent tips. I always used to clap my hands to make the sink then edit that part out. Boobies works too!
@richw4 hahaha good one
very good
you have a nice yard there…looks like it was a nice day also….thank you for all the vids i enjoy them…
good idea that. i got a toshiba camilio.
and the sound quality is garbage.
even using a dodgy sound recorder feature off a phone is an improvement.
i looked at tehkseven’s idea too.
it’s all good stuff.
rock on!!
@richw4 Yes haha
great alternative to a lavaliere, very helpful thank you!
lol BANG!! or a BOOM!!! or BOOBIES
Bang boom or boobies? Well i made my choice some time ago mate.
Top Tip Rich!!! what make of phone are you using there buddy??
ive got a really crap phone with no mic plug, will it work with the built-in one alone and if so how do i get close to the phone without being obvious. and how do i get it on the computor?
i have that fone its amazing
Richi you videos is amazing..Its very cool.i like it.:)
What did you shot this with ?? is this AVCHD ? what codec did you use,,, it looks good
@PureZOOKS yes, but if you see sony vegas the audio and video are on differant files so it is the same as a plain video
“you need to make a big sound like BLAH BLARGH! or BOOBIES!”
LOL your awesome