GoPro Mic Input Media Mod & Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter External Microphone Audio Menu Settings Explained
GoPro Mic Input Media Mod & Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter External Microphone Audio Menu Settings Explained Amazon links to stuff mentioned, shown & used in the video: GoPro Hero8 Black - Amazon-com: https://amzn.to/2JFGPsS GoPro Hero8 Black - Amazon-co-uk: https://amzn.to/34eT2MY GoPro Hero 8 Vlogging Stuff - Amazon-com: https://amzn.to/3E8Ithl GoPro Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter - Amazon: https://bit.ly/2X5itT4 RODE VideoMicro - Amazon: https://bit.ly/2XbE1xu RODE Wireless GO at Amazon: https://bit.ly/3hmSbD7 RODE Lavalier GO at Amazon: https://bit.ly/3yXlbr7 RODE VideoMic Pro : https://bit.ly/3hnLcd5 RODE VideoMic NTG: https://bit.ly/3nonwsY RODE Microphones - Amazon-com: https://bit.ly/3npcVh9 RODE Microphones - Amazon-co.uk: https://bit.ly/3nnVQV1 Saramonic SmartRig Amazon America: https://bit.ly/3nonp0w Saramonic SmartRig Amazon Europe: https://bit.ly/3A3e6Xp In this video I explain how the menu system works for the GoPro Hero 8 Black using the GoPro Media Mod for connecting external microphones. And the best settings to use for the GoPro when using external mics with the GoPro audio microphone interfaces. I also give examples of various microphones and what settings are best used. These include the RODE VideoMicro, RODE Lavalier GO, RODE VideoMic Pro+ and the RODE VideoMic NTG. I also use an external preamp, the Saramonic SmartRig, to explain the use of line in, or line level recording with the GoPro. Whether you are using an external vlogging mic with your GoPro or a video mic, shotgun microphone, lavalier microphone, radio mic, that requires plug in power or is self powered with an internal battery or any mic or a preamp or mixing desk console. Although I've used the GoPro Hero 8 Black with the GoPro Media Mod for this how to guide, everything I've done in this video is the same for the GoPro Hero 8 Black, GoPro Hero 7 Black, GoPro Hero 6 Black, GoPro Hero 5 Black when used with the GoPro. I suspect It'll be the same for the GoPro HERO5 Session but I've never owned one so can't say for sure. I mention in the video about dynamics processing, AGC Automatic Gain Control and limiting. Keep an eye on my channel as I'll also be doing a video at some point explaining all that as well. So, whether you are looking for the best GoPro audio settings, the best GoPro microphone settings or indeed the best way to maximise the quality of your external GoPro vlogging mic or any use of an external microphone or sound source for your GoPro. I hope that this video how to has been a guide that helps you get the best and most from your external microphones using the the GoPro with either the Media Mod or the original GoPro Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter. Checkout all my GoPro Hero 8 Black playlist by clicking on the link below, this will eventaully become a website for all my GoPro videos. https://bit.ly/3A5qgie Cheers, Dave. If you’ve liked this video please give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing and clicking on the bell notification icon so you don’t miss my future videos. Subscribe to my channel: https://bit.ly/38XjwqG FULL TRANSPARENCY ABOUT MY AMAZON LINKS: I am an Amazon affiliate and part of the Amazon Influencer Program, which means that if you click on any of my Amazon links and make any purchase from Amazon after getting there via my links, I receive a small commission from Amazon for anything you buy. HERE ARE MY AMAZON SHOP LINKS: https://amzn.to/3C03Lfg https://amzn.to/3z8UC2k FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MY CHANNEL: If you’d like to support my channel financially please use my Amazon links when buying anything from Amazon, this does not cost you anything but I will get a small commission from Amazon which all goes toward buying equipment and supporting my channel. All donations are massively appreciated and received with great thanks. If you’d like to buy me a cup of coffee to help me edit through the night here’s my PayPal link, all donations toward my coffee habit are greatly appreciated :) https://bit.ly/3z2f44K CONTACTING ME FOR PRODUCT REVIEWS: If you are a manufacturer, distributor or reseller and would like me to review your products you can get in touch with me at the following email: YouTube@DavidHarry.com AMAZON PRODUCT REVIEWS: I NO LONGER DO AMAZON PRODUCT REVIEWS IN EXCHANGE FOR FREE PRODUCTS. MY AMAZON PRODUCT REVIEWS ARE PRODUCTS THAT I'VE BOUGHT WITH MY OWN MONEY. Here are some links to my website and other small websites where I group videos about certain products that I’m really into: My DJI Pocket and Action stuff: https://bit.ly/3E6ZhoS My GoPro stuff: https://bit.ly/3A5qgie My website which will probably always be a complete mess :) https://bit.ly/2XbEbF6 LASTLY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY: I’m David Harry, thank you very much for watching this video, take care and goodbye now. Cheers, Dave.
Saturday, 11 September 2021
Tuesday, 7 September 2021
Liked on YouTube: How to perform object motion tracking in Camtasia 2021 | Motion Tracking Tutorial
How to perform object motion tracking in Camtasia 2021 | Motion Tracking Tutorial
How to track a moving object in Camtasia 2021. Camtasia doesn't have motion tracking natively and I don't know if they're going to introduce that anytime soon, but I want to show you how you can actually still track an object to an acceptable level, depending on the movement you want to track, the length of your video and the desired precision. It is a manual process, but if you're stuck or you are in a bind or you need to do a tracking on an object to follow something or to add blur to an area on your video that is moving, can still do it using plain old animations in Camtasia. in this video I am going to walk you through a few things that you can use to make this tracking job easier, some options and preferences to change to make it smoother, and then I'm going to show you how to track movement across a video clip with another object. If you think about it, even in Adobe Premiere or other video editing programs that do have motion tracking, what happens is the tracking is the same - the object is moved frame by frame to a new location, and all that the tracking does is really just follow something, notices the shift in pixels to make sure that it's moving that object to the new coordinates. So ultimately, even these more professional video editors do end up generating key frames for every single frame. What we will be doing in this Camtasia tutorial, we will be approximating the movement of the object from frame to frame, but depending on your movement, we can get away with not actually doing it frame by frame, because Camtasia can create all the frames in-between. We need to change the default easing for the animation. By default Camtasia creates what is called easing, and it doesn't create linear easing - it creates a exponential in and out, so we are changing that to avoid having to change it for every little segment, and prevent our tracking object from stuttering during the motion. After we create a general animation from the start and end of our tracked segment, we then proceed to cut it half way every time, until the movement becomes more accurate and tracks the object closer and closer. Finally, we employ the use of the keyboard to really dive deep and create frame by frame keyframes where we need it to track the object more closely. Now, depending on the length of your video, obviously this may be too tedious to do so I am aware it may not work for all situations, but like I said, all of the other software does exactly the same, except it does it automatically. This is one way to create manual object tracking in Camtasia. Obviously, you need to decide on a specific point to follow, and you have a tracking object tracking another object. So this can be useful if you need to maybe blur out some areas in your clip somewhere, you have some confidential information or something that cannot be seen like someone's face or something else that you want to track across a video clip. Depending on the length of that, just create your object and just keep moving it. And if you need to blur out some areas, you may not even need this much of, accuracy on tracking, you just need it to be roughly in the area it needs to be, and just keep moving it with the keys and create these frames automatically by enabling that easing that is linear. I know Camtasia doesn't have tracking and it's not automatic, but if you really need to do it and incorporate this in your project, this is one way to do it. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you haven't upgraded to Camtasia 2021, here's a link to buy or upgrade: https://bit.ly/3DVxFmD * This is an affiliate link, which helps support my work, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support! I teach on Skillshare! Join me? https://skl.sh/38MDgNL More Camtasia Tutorials for Beginners: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5dqU8ndfeoiU2qBMM9nqhqQj47XXgLLu Are my tutorials useful? Buy me a coffee! I LOVE coffee: https://bit.ly/3E5dK4W Graphicious website and blog: https://bit.ly/2VnINr9 Graphicious on Facebook: https://bit.ly/38Ny8ZQ This is the GEAR I use for my videos: Microphone: https://amzn.to/2T5owFg Webcam: https://amzn.to/3fDlboB Green screen: https://amzn.to/3f21sQi I work with this SOFTWARE: Camtasia: https://bit.ly/3DVxFmD Xara Designer Pro+: https://bit.ly/3h5Bfkr TubeBuddy for video SEO: https://bit.ly/3BPSXAs Shopify for eCommerce: https://bit.ly/3hcZAoi #camtasia #camtasiamotiontracking #motiontracking
How to track a moving object in Camtasia 2021. Camtasia doesn't have motion tracking natively and I don't know if they're going to introduce that anytime soon, but I want to show you how you can actually still track an object to an acceptable level, depending on the movement you want to track, the length of your video and the desired precision. It is a manual process, but if you're stuck or you are in a bind or you need to do a tracking on an object to follow something or to add blur to an area on your video that is moving, can still do it using plain old animations in Camtasia. in this video I am going to walk you through a few things that you can use to make this tracking job easier, some options and preferences to change to make it smoother, and then I'm going to show you how to track movement across a video clip with another object. If you think about it, even in Adobe Premiere or other video editing programs that do have motion tracking, what happens is the tracking is the same - the object is moved frame by frame to a new location, and all that the tracking does is really just follow something, notices the shift in pixels to make sure that it's moving that object to the new coordinates. So ultimately, even these more professional video editors do end up generating key frames for every single frame. What we will be doing in this Camtasia tutorial, we will be approximating the movement of the object from frame to frame, but depending on your movement, we can get away with not actually doing it frame by frame, because Camtasia can create all the frames in-between. We need to change the default easing for the animation. By default Camtasia creates what is called easing, and it doesn't create linear easing - it creates a exponential in and out, so we are changing that to avoid having to change it for every little segment, and prevent our tracking object from stuttering during the motion. After we create a general animation from the start and end of our tracked segment, we then proceed to cut it half way every time, until the movement becomes more accurate and tracks the object closer and closer. Finally, we employ the use of the keyboard to really dive deep and create frame by frame keyframes where we need it to track the object more closely. Now, depending on the length of your video, obviously this may be too tedious to do so I am aware it may not work for all situations, but like I said, all of the other software does exactly the same, except it does it automatically. This is one way to create manual object tracking in Camtasia. Obviously, you need to decide on a specific point to follow, and you have a tracking object tracking another object. So this can be useful if you need to maybe blur out some areas in your clip somewhere, you have some confidential information or something that cannot be seen like someone's face or something else that you want to track across a video clip. Depending on the length of that, just create your object and just keep moving it. And if you need to blur out some areas, you may not even need this much of, accuracy on tracking, you just need it to be roughly in the area it needs to be, and just keep moving it with the keys and create these frames automatically by enabling that easing that is linear. I know Camtasia doesn't have tracking and it's not automatic, but if you really need to do it and incorporate this in your project, this is one way to do it. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you haven't upgraded to Camtasia 2021, here's a link to buy or upgrade: https://bit.ly/3DVxFmD * This is an affiliate link, which helps support my work, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support! I teach on Skillshare! Join me? https://skl.sh/38MDgNL More Camtasia Tutorials for Beginners: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5dqU8ndfeoiU2qBMM9nqhqQj47XXgLLu Are my tutorials useful? Buy me a coffee! I LOVE coffee: https://bit.ly/3E5dK4W Graphicious website and blog: https://bit.ly/2VnINr9 Graphicious on Facebook: https://bit.ly/38Ny8ZQ This is the GEAR I use for my videos: Microphone: https://amzn.to/2T5owFg Webcam: https://amzn.to/3fDlboB Green screen: https://amzn.to/3f21sQi I work with this SOFTWARE: Camtasia: https://bit.ly/3DVxFmD Xara Designer Pro+: https://bit.ly/3h5Bfkr TubeBuddy for video SEO: https://bit.ly/3BPSXAs Shopify for eCommerce: https://bit.ly/3hcZAoi #camtasia #camtasiamotiontracking #motiontracking
Thursday, 2 September 2021
Record Separate Channels On Any Audio Mixer - Get 2 Separate Tracks
Record Separate Channels On Any Audio Mixer - Get 2 Separate Tracks Can you record two separate audio channels on any mixer? Yes, you can get 2 separated tracks by adjusting the panning. I show you how here using my Behringer Xenyx Q802USB Audio Mixer and 2 microphones. 🔥 HERE IS THE GEAR I USED ✅ Behringer Xenyx USB Mixer: https://bit.ly/3kN2BN5 ✅ Shure SM7B Vocal Mic: https://bit.ly/3ppghQx ✅ Shure MV7 USB/XLR Podcasting Mic: https://bit.ly/35Y8XSr ✅ Reaper DAW: https://bit.ly/2VJ2KmW ✅ Audacity Recording Software: https://bit.ly/2LkjD4f (nb these are affiliate links - as an amazon associate and affiliate marketer I may earn a small commission if you purchase using these links. There is no additional cost to you) 🔥 VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 2:44 Mic and Audio Mixer Set Up 3:20 Reaper DAW Set Up - record 2 separate mono tracks from mixer 5:26 Audacity Set Up - record 2 separate sources from mixer in stereo 6:55 Audacity - split stereo track into 2 mono tracks Most mixers don't record true multitrack audio, that is, they don't send each of the individual inputs out to software (typically via USB) so that you can record each audio channel onto its own track. However they do output stereo, or left and right audio. S0, if you hard pan one channel left and another channel all the way to the right, you can record a stereo file that will contain microphone one only on the left side and microphone two only on the right. Or you can set up your DAW to record two separate mono tracks – one from the left and one from the right. This allows you to give each track its own customized FX within the DAW, as well as remove unwanted audio that would otherwise be blended together with the other channel. Great if you want to record two separate sources, such as a guitar and a mic at the same time – but on separate tracks. It’s also excellent for podcasters who have two hosts and want to record audio of each on their own track for further processing in the edit. Further Links You Might Love: Audio Interface vs Mixer https://bit.ly/2RlKhN1 What is an Audio Interface? https://bit.ly/2TAUZ0A Home Recording Studio Audio Cables and Connectors https://bit.ly/2J5ej5x ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ❤️ Love this video? Support my channel! ❤️ 💵 Buy me a coffee: https://bit.ly/3rznjSx 💵 Or tip me at Paypal: https://bit.ly/3cNjZPA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔥 MY FAVE STUDIO GEAR! ✅ Shure SM7B Vocal Mic: https://bit.ly/3ppghQx ✅ Zen Go Audio Interface: https://bit.ly/3r8hB9v ✅ Focusrite 4i4 Audio Interface: https://bit.ly/2UpGqAh ✅ KRK Rokit 5 Studio Monitors: https://bit.ly/2UnzjZb ✅ Shure MV51 USB Mic: https://bit.ly/3iq9G3s ✅ Sony Studio Headphones: https://bit.ly/2Bi4Wx4 ** The above are affiliate links, I may earn a small commission if you purchase a product after clicking on the link, at no extra cost to you. I am an Amazon Associate and affiliate marketer ** 🔥 SHOP all my favourite home studio recording gear on Amazon https://bit.ly/2NKjYOI 🔥 LEARN MORE! Visit my web site for helpful guides, hints tips and more on setting up your home recording studio: https://bit.ly/2Txj9sY ❤️❤️ Share the Love ...❤️❤️ ❤️ Music Repo Channel on YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/musicrepo ❤️ Follow me on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/musicrepo ❤️ Connect with me on FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/1CkZGCu ❤️ Find me on PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/1eysFrn ❤️ Follow me on INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2YqZ8Id #MusicRepoTV #AudioProduction #Podcasting
Liked on YouTube: 100k Subscribers - REAPER Mania - Thank You
100k Subscribers - REAPER Mania - Thank You
https://bit.ly/3BPpZ4v 100k Subscribers - REAPER Mania - Thank You
https://bit.ly/3BPpZ4v 100k Subscribers - REAPER Mania - Thank You
Sunday, 29 August 2021
Liked on YouTube: Blues Fiddle | Play Along Masterclass
Blues Fiddle | Play Along Masterclass
Play blues fiddle with this play-along lesson set to Jimi Hendrix's "Red House". Learn more than blues violin licks; Develop the ability to craft phrases in your own blues fiddle improvisation. 00:00:00 Play Along Start 00:03:29 Marking the form - playing the changes 00:06:09 Creating a cheat sheet for arpeggios 00:13:24 Your Solo - creating clear phrases & rhythms 00:20:10 Rhythmic ideas 00:23:35 Do your thing! 00:24:32 Three categories to improvise blues fiddle licks To see all other videos of my Blues Violin Lesson series: https://youtu.be/XhGfHZXwzvY More about How to Play Blues on the Violin: 🎻 Blues Fiddle: https://bit.ly/3jthkxv 🎻 Blues: https://bit.ly/3mJL2jS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🔵 SUBSCRIBE to my channel - new videos added daily : https://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEChristianHowes 🔵 LEARN to Improvise to Many Music Styles & Become a Creative Player: https://bit.ly/_LEARN 🎻🎻 ONLINE MULTIMEDIA COURSES (video lessons, workbooks, play along tracks & more) 🔵 PERSONAL VIDEO LESSON - https://bit.ly/contactChristianHowes Let me show you what I've taught my students at the Berklee College of Music and my workshops around the world. 🔵 EXCLUSIVE FB GROUP: Join us https://bit.ly/CreativeStrings_FB ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #PlayAlong #BluesFiddle #BluesViolinLesson
Play blues fiddle with this play-along lesson set to Jimi Hendrix's "Red House". Learn more than blues violin licks; Develop the ability to craft phrases in your own blues fiddle improvisation. 00:00:00 Play Along Start 00:03:29 Marking the form - playing the changes 00:06:09 Creating a cheat sheet for arpeggios 00:13:24 Your Solo - creating clear phrases & rhythms 00:20:10 Rhythmic ideas 00:23:35 Do your thing! 00:24:32 Three categories to improvise blues fiddle licks To see all other videos of my Blues Violin Lesson series: https://youtu.be/XhGfHZXwzvY More about How to Play Blues on the Violin: 🎻 Blues Fiddle: https://bit.ly/3jthkxv 🎻 Blues: https://bit.ly/3mJL2jS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🔵 SUBSCRIBE to my channel - new videos added daily : https://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEChristianHowes 🔵 LEARN to Improvise to Many Music Styles & Become a Creative Player: https://bit.ly/_LEARN 🎻🎻 ONLINE MULTIMEDIA COURSES (video lessons, workbooks, play along tracks & more) 🔵 PERSONAL VIDEO LESSON - https://bit.ly/contactChristianHowes Let me show you what I've taught my students at the Berklee College of Music and my workshops around the world. 🔵 EXCLUSIVE FB GROUP: Join us https://bit.ly/CreativeStrings_FB ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #PlayAlong #BluesFiddle #BluesViolinLesson
Saturday, 7 August 2021
Liked on YouTube: Autumn Leaves; easy ways to create a jazz violin solo
Autumn Leaves; easy ways to create a jazz violin solo
Autumn Leaves is one of the best known and best loved minor key jazz standards, and perfect for the jazz violinist. In this lesson I examine various simple approaches to soloing. Firstly, using the natural minor scale, then the harmonic minor scale. We then try the minor pentatonic and minor blues scales, before finally treating the sequence as a series of II/V/I's. To learn more about jazz violin, see my books "Exploring jazz violin" and "Beginning jazz violin" published by Schott Below are details of further fiddle resources from Chris Haigh 1. Patreon 2. Books 3. Subscription video courses 4. Website 5. Email to request pdf’s. 1. PATREON This is a platform where anyone can help support creative artists and get closer access to their work. You can join me on Patreon at three levels, for £4, £10 or £40 per month. At the lowest level you get access to all my pdf’s and tune collections, plus many exclusive tuition videos not available to the public. At level 2 you can join also me once a month for a group Zoom chat, and can request a backing rack once a month. Level 3 gives you all the above plus a free lesson once a month, and access to all my backing tracks. You can find me on Patreon at https://bit.ly/36FeePh 2. BOOKS I have seven fiddle tuition books published by Schott, all widely available from the publisher, from Amazon, and many other outlets. All come with audio tracks illustrating the tunes and exercises. Exploring Jazz Violin Beginning Jazz Violin Discovering Rock Violin Exploring Folk Fiddle Exploring Klezmer Fiddle Hungarian Fiddle Tunes French Fiddle Tunes Exploring Country and Bluegrass Fiddle (due out October 2021) You can order from https://bit.ly/31ZWmgm 3. VIDEO SUBSCRIPTION COURSES I have three video subscription courses - MUSIC GURUS- Exploring Jazz Violin. Based on my Schott book Parts 1 and 2 are each £26 for 26 lessons, covering the first and second halves of the book Part 1; https://bit.ly/3iTWZS4 Part 2 https://bit.ly/3wJuwSO -MUSIC GURUS- Discovering Rock Violin. . Based on my Schott book £35 for 46 lessons https://bit.ly/3gHknAC ACADEMY OF FOLK Includes a folk fiddle primer course, with introductions to basic techniques and concepts plus an Irish Fiddle Course and Scottish fiddle course. A monthly sub of $9.99 gives access to all lessons https://bit.ly/37seqDC 4. WEBSITE My website is probably the most extensive and detailed summary of fiddle styles on the web, as evidenced by the range of top hits on Google for many fiddle styles. https://bit.ly/3jrBLb7 ___________________________________________________________________________________ TO REQUEST PDF’S, or ask any questions, CONTACT ME AT haighchris@hotmail.com
Autumn Leaves is one of the best known and best loved minor key jazz standards, and perfect for the jazz violinist. In this lesson I examine various simple approaches to soloing. Firstly, using the natural minor scale, then the harmonic minor scale. We then try the minor pentatonic and minor blues scales, before finally treating the sequence as a series of II/V/I's. To learn more about jazz violin, see my books "Exploring jazz violin" and "Beginning jazz violin" published by Schott Below are details of further fiddle resources from Chris Haigh 1. Patreon 2. Books 3. Subscription video courses 4. Website 5. Email to request pdf’s. 1. PATREON This is a platform where anyone can help support creative artists and get closer access to their work. You can join me on Patreon at three levels, for £4, £10 or £40 per month. At the lowest level you get access to all my pdf’s and tune collections, plus many exclusive tuition videos not available to the public. At level 2 you can join also me once a month for a group Zoom chat, and can request a backing rack once a month. Level 3 gives you all the above plus a free lesson once a month, and access to all my backing tracks. You can find me on Patreon at https://bit.ly/36FeePh 2. BOOKS I have seven fiddle tuition books published by Schott, all widely available from the publisher, from Amazon, and many other outlets. All come with audio tracks illustrating the tunes and exercises. Exploring Jazz Violin Beginning Jazz Violin Discovering Rock Violin Exploring Folk Fiddle Exploring Klezmer Fiddle Hungarian Fiddle Tunes French Fiddle Tunes Exploring Country and Bluegrass Fiddle (due out October 2021) You can order from https://bit.ly/31ZWmgm 3. VIDEO SUBSCRIPTION COURSES I have three video subscription courses - MUSIC GURUS- Exploring Jazz Violin. Based on my Schott book Parts 1 and 2 are each £26 for 26 lessons, covering the first and second halves of the book Part 1; https://bit.ly/3iTWZS4 Part 2 https://bit.ly/3wJuwSO -MUSIC GURUS- Discovering Rock Violin. . Based on my Schott book £35 for 46 lessons https://bit.ly/3gHknAC ACADEMY OF FOLK Includes a folk fiddle primer course, with introductions to basic techniques and concepts plus an Irish Fiddle Course and Scottish fiddle course. A monthly sub of $9.99 gives access to all lessons https://bit.ly/37seqDC 4. WEBSITE My website is probably the most extensive and detailed summary of fiddle styles on the web, as evidenced by the range of top hits on Google for many fiddle styles. https://bit.ly/3jrBLb7 ___________________________________________________________________________________ TO REQUEST PDF’S, or ask any questions, CONTACT ME AT haighchris@hotmail.com
Tuesday, 3 August 2021
USB Mic Setup on Windows 10 #shorts
USB Mic Setup on Windows 10 #shorts USB Mic not working well on Windows 10? Here are three tips to improve your setup in less than 60 seconds. This video was filmed on Windows 10 using the Audio Techncia AT2020USB+ USB Microphone. It works fine, but there are a couple of things you need to know. ✅ Tip 1: Make sure you download and install any drivers - most USB mics are plug and play, but not all ✅ Tip 2: Right-click the speaker icon in the Windows task bar, or search for the Sound Settings app. Open up the Microphone Privacy Settings and check you have not blocked the mic from working! (Sometimes it defaults to this, and you have to change it) ✅ Tip 3: Open up the Sound Control Panel, click on the Recording tab, and make sure your USB mic is the default recording device. Then click on the Properties button and the Levels tab - often when you plug in a USB mic the level seems to default to a really low level. You can increase it here ✅ ** Bonus Tip ** If you cannot hear anything after plugging in your USB mic, it may have become the default playback device! Plug headphones into your mic to hear what is going on. Or change the default playback device to your computer speakers if you prefer. Compare USB Microphones here - see them in action, hear hi-res recordings, see detailed specs https://bit.ly/2VH3JEv Do you like the sound of the Audio Technica AT2020USB+ then buy it here (affiliate link - as an Amazon Associate I may earn from qualifying purchases) https://bit.ly/30ACmAk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ❤️ Love this video? Support my channel! ❤️ 💵 Buy me a coffee: https://bit.ly/3rznjSx 💵 Or tip me at Paypal: https://bit.ly/3cNjZPA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔥 MY FAVE STUDIO GEAR! ✅ Shure SM7B Vocal Mic: https://bit.ly/3ppghQx ✅ Zen Go Audio Interface: https://bit.ly/3r8hB9v ✅ Focusrite 4i4 Audio Interface: https://bit.ly/2UpGqAh ✅ KRK Rokit 5 Studio Monitors: https://bit.ly/2UnzjZb ✅ Shure MV51 USB Mic: https://bit.ly/3iq9G3s ✅ Revelator USB Mic (great Loopback functionality and USB-C connectivity): https://bit.ly/2Pzjmjv ✅ Sony Studio Headphones: https://bit.ly/2Bi4Wx4 ** The above are affiliate links, I may earn a small commission if you purchase a product after clicking on the link, at no extra cost to you. I am an Amazon Associate and affiliate marketer ** 🔥 SHOP all my favourite home studio recording gear on Amazon https://bit.ly/2NKjYOI 🔥 LEARN MORE! Visit my web site for helpful guides, hints tips and more on setting up your home recording studio: https://bit.ly/2Txj9sY ❤️❤️ Share the Love ...❤️❤️ ❤️ Music Repo Channel on YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/musicrepo ❤️ Follow me on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/musicrepo ❤️ Connect with me on FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/1CkZGCu ❤️ Find me on PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/1eysFrn ❤️ Follow me on INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2YqZ8Id #MusicRepoTV #HomeRecordingStudio #MusicProduction
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