Jeff,
I would be willing to bet that the audio and video were shot, edited and
recorded live. With the use of a production switcher, you can switch to any
camera at anytime during the concert. They most likely got a live 'feed' from
the audio mixing board, and then combined it with the video in the switcher and
sent the feed straight out to any ome of severaly sources, including a DV deck.
Tom
Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While watching a video of a concert I got to wondering how the video
was shot and edited so that the music flowed uninterrupted even as the
scenes jumped back and forth.
Is the music on a single track (recorded seperatly from the video) and
then the music on the different scenes used as the que for the video?
Thanks,
Drnec
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