 Sound Inferface For A Camcorder |
 Fri 30 Jul 2004, 12:34
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I like to video tape concerts (with band permission) as well as audio recording at concerts. With my video tape the sound is too loud for the camcorder microphone so I end up clipping. What suggestions do you have as to how I can get good sound on the camcorder? It's a Sony TRV22.
I have been recording in with my minidisc and then running out the headphone out through an attenuator cable into the mic in on the video camera. The problem there is that my connections are not real clean and I often end up with a lot of static on one channel of the audio on the video tape. |
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Mon 30 Aug 2004, 21:03
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Thanks for the tip jerviswest. The dxa6 seems appropriate for my needs.
http://www.beachtek.com/dxa6.html#top -------------------- Without shit, we wouldn't be here ;)
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boilerblues Sound Inferface For A Camcorder Fri 30 Jul 2004, 12:34
td3k What about patching a line level out [tape out pos... Fri 30 Jul 2004, 14:19 dasasoul the IMIC (USB)it is a pre amp. $35 will clan ... Fri 30 Jul 2004, 20:45 boilerblues The iMic doesn't appear to have a compressor. ... Fri 30 Jul 2004, 21:22 fabulousray Plug into an open sub out in the sound board (each... Sun 1 Aug 2004, 00:26 boilerblues At the shows I don't have access to the sound ... Sun 1 Aug 2004, 04:48 jerviswest You need a BeachTek DXA-4 DV camera adapter
Regar... Sun 1 Aug 2004, 06:14 Riverdog Another answer can be to use a simple mic pre-amp ... Sun 29 Aug 2004, 22:05 Riverdog EPP! I spoke too soon...!
jerviswest - Yo... Sun 29 Aug 2004, 22:08 boilerblues I've tried syncing my video with my minidisc a... Mon 30 Aug 2004, 13:12
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