Video School / Sound
Lessons
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Recording sound for DSLRsRecording high quality sound for your DSLR can be tricky business. Here are a few ways to help you record.
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The Wonders of SlatingSlating, or using a clapperboard, is something you've probably seen in movies, but what is it and why is it done?
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Storytelling with SoundSound is half of your video and a huge part of any story. To celebrate this we've partnered with stillmotion and present the Big Shorts challenge. Read up for details!
Tutorial Videos
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Zoom H4 Wind Test with Homemade Dead Cat WindscreenThis is a test of my first attempt at making my own dead cat (some people call them "fuzzies" "rodents" "fluffies" and other things) for my Zoom H4 from faux fur from a fabric store.…
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Using MacBook for Audio With the 7DI don't have a zoom H4n, but I have a MacBook... For more film or DSLR content check out http://dslrvideoshooter.com.
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HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR VIDEOS - Sound Trick - by Linden HudsonLinden: Once wrote a song on a multi-platinum ZZ Top album, full info at: lindenhudson.com/fa Then Linden spent almost 5 years sueing ZZ Top for his money (not fun, been there done…
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Basic Best Practices For Capturing Quality AudioRobert from JuicedLink comes into the studio to guide me through his top 3 suggested best practices for capturing quality audio. Bullet points here: http://goo.gl/MNulI
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Gross Relations - Come Clean / Official VideoFrom the 'Come Clean' 12" vinyl EP (Raven Sings The Blues Records). Available now at Insound. http://www.insound.com Editor: Jill A. Black. Art Direction: Pj Lauricella.
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H4n Direct Audio Line into DSLR SetupThis video demonstrates the zoom h4n being used as an input directly to your DSLR. So this enables you to record multiple audio devices into the video file of your mp4. Generally with…
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Canon 5D Mark II with RODE NTG-3 and Sennheiser G3 wirelessCanon 5D Mark II internal audio input sounds a bit thin compared to the robust warmth achieved with the Tascam DR100. The trick is to use a Line to Mic cable, this Pads the output of…
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