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Audio Recording
How do you record audio with multiple
How do you record audio that
matches the live video?
In this final section, let's think about recording audio when
filming events. In particular, how do you record audio when
using multiple cameras? You can edit the visuals with the
clips from different viewpoints, but you cannot use the
audio from each camera. From the viewers' perspective, it's
easy to understand why. If the sound field and sound
quality changes when the scene switches, you can't
concentrate on what you are viewing. Therefore, the audio
and video must be dealt with separately.
At an event, there are a variety of sound factors such as
cameras at the event?
Instructor: Hajime Okano
where the sound balance is good. You can record the audio
directly from a PA system when it is used at an event.
However, the audio recorded directly from the PA line out
doesn't include background noise or ambient sound, so
you may want to record the ambient sound separately and
mix it in later. You can create a good balanced mix during
the editing stage.
G o o d a u d i o f o r v i s u a l s m e a n s c l e a r s o u n d t h a t
complements the images. You want an audio track that
combines a feeling of live presence matching the visual.
The key words are clear, presence and matching.
Unlike music production, there is more to consider than
just the sound when recording an event. By using the
equipment introduced here, you can achieve good sound
quality. Let's take a look.
music, audience reaction, applause, and
host using a microphone. In this section,
we'll introduce some stereo recording
techniques that you can use when the
priority is the sound quality of the
music. The first thoughts that come to
mind are to use the microphone on the
camera or microphones at the venue
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