Topmusicanswers
- How do you record a live performance?
- What is redundancy audio?
- Should you record audio and video separately?
- What is a Tascam used for?
How do you record a live performance?
To record individual instruments, place your own microphones on the stage, such as one near the drums. Use multiple microphones to make a multitrack recording. By doing this, you can record each sound source separately. You can then edit all of these recordings into one perfect concert.
What is redundancy audio?
Definition. Audio-video redundancy is a term that is applied to messages that include both audio and visual information. ... Audio-video redundancy refers to the extent to which the audio and video channels contain the same or different information.
Should you record audio and video separately?
Nothing turns off viewers faster than a video with bad voice over audio. ... poor video quality. And, while you can record voice over audio with your device's built-in microphone, it doesn't mean you should. You'll get far better results using a separate, higher-quality microphone.
What is a Tascam used for?
From super-portable Handheld Digital Recorders and Headphones to broadcast quality Microphones and USB Audio Interfaces, TASCAM makes it fast and easy to capture your message.
