When you're recording using your camera for sound and the speaker is on
stage, position yourself rather near the PA system. Not too close, tho.
:)
Jan
On 11/28/06, Kary Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've used Levelator with good results. The specific cases that I used
it for were
I thought this was really cool:
http://www.paulcolligan.com/2006/10/17/levelator-hack-1-levelate-your-garageband-podcast-in-4-simple-steps/
You can levelate your garageband podcast to improve sound quality. I just got
my mac today, so i'm going to play around with that.
On 11/28/06, Kary
Best solution is always this: get good sound in the first place. Bottom
line, after a few mistakes you'll begin to understand the limits of your
sound recording system and begin to act / shoot accordingly. Can't stress
this enough. Turn off the refrigerator, air conditioner, heating system,
etc.,
I've used Levelator with good results. The specific cases that I used
it for were recordings at a theatre with nothing but the built in
camera microphone. You could hear the audience laughing easily but the
people on stage, not so much. I extracted the audio, ran it through
Levelator and
