This is all about using line feed to get around low quality mic pre-amps in recorders and cameras. Why would you knock down a pristine line feed from a 00 SD-302, which has world class magnetic pre-amps, and start over using mic pre-amps in a 0 recorder? Always use a line input into a recorder or camera when you have good front end equipment. Note: My voice got really hoarse, there is no distortion at all, it just kind of sounds that way because I could not speak well.
Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 March 2013
SD-302 to Zoom H4n for Great Filmmaking Audio
SD-302 to Zoom H4n for Great Filmmaking Audio Tube. Duration : 5.87 Mins.
This is all about using line feed to get around low quality mic pre-amps in recorders and cameras. Why would you knock down a pristine line feed from a 00 SD-302, which has world class magnetic pre-amps, and start over using mic pre-amps in a 0 recorder? Always use a line input into a recorder or camera when you have good front end equipment. Note: My voice got really hoarse, there is no distortion at all, it just kind of sounds that way because I could not speak well.
This is all about using line feed to get around low quality mic pre-amps in recorders and cameras. Why would you knock down a pristine line feed from a 00 SD-302, which has world class magnetic pre-amps, and start over using mic pre-amps in a 0 recorder? Always use a line input into a recorder or camera when you have good front end equipment. Note: My voice got really hoarse, there is no distortion at all, it just kind of sounds that way because I could not speak well.
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Need You Now - Lady Antebellum - Guitar Cover (With Tab & Backing Track)
Need You Now - Lady Antebellum - Guitar Cover (With Tab & Backing Track) Video Clips. Duration : 4.60 Mins.
Tuning: Standard Backing Track: www.youtube.com Tab: Send me an email with the name of this song to peepster1005.tabs@hotmail.com, and I'll send you the tab. (Note: The tab will be in PDF form.) Also, if you have Guitar Pro, be sure to let me know in your email and I'll send you the Guitar Pro file instead of the PDF. Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com Gear/Setup: Guitars: Electric: Ibanez RG370DXL Acoustic: Johnson JG-624-CN Slide: Jim Dunlop 202 Dun Bottleneck Slide-Reg Med Amplifier: Vox DA15 Pedals/Effects: None Microphone: Blue Microphone - Yeti USB -Audio was recorded with Sony Vegas 11 Camera: iPod Touch 4G Edited With: Sony Vegas 11 Song: Need You Now Artist: Lady Antebellum Album: Need You Now Year: 2010 Label: Capitol Nashville DISCLAIMER: I do not own the song 'Need You Now'. All rights belong to Lady Antebellum and their label, of whom would be Capitol Nashville.
Tuning: Standard Backing Track: www.youtube.com Tab: Send me an email with the name of this song to peepster1005.tabs@hotmail.com, and I'll send you the tab. (Note: The tab will be in PDF form.) Also, if you have Guitar Pro, be sure to let me know in your email and I'll send you the Guitar Pro file instead of the PDF. Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com Gear/Setup: Guitars: Electric: Ibanez RG370DXL Acoustic: Johnson JG-624-CN Slide: Jim Dunlop 202 Dun Bottleneck Slide-Reg Med Amplifier: Vox DA15 Pedals/Effects: None Microphone: Blue Microphone - Yeti USB -Audio was recorded with Sony Vegas 11 Camera: iPod Touch 4G Edited With: Sony Vegas 11 Song: Need You Now Artist: Lady Antebellum Album: Need You Now Year: 2010 Label: Capitol Nashville DISCLAIMER: I do not own the song 'Need You Now'. All rights belong to Lady Antebellum and their label, of whom would be Capitol Nashville.
Saturday, 19 January 2013
The Rocker Covers - American Idiot (Green Day)
The Rocker Covers - American Idiot (Green Day) Tube. Duration : 2.72 Mins.
Taken from the debut album 'Revved Up', available now at iTunes itunes.apple.com and all good download stores. CDs available worldwide from www.freakcity.co.uk For more information: www.therockercovers.com www.myspace.com/rockercovers www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rocker-Covers/155584211132005 Twitter: @therockercovers The Rocker Covers: American Idiot (Green Day cover) Shot and Directed by: Andrew J Sykes Filmed at: Valley Gas Speed Shop (Thanks to Jimmy, Ellie & the boys) Recently discovered under a pile of mouldering jump-blues master tapes in Bristol's famous Dog House Studios, are these huge hip-shaking cuts from the mighty Rocker Covers. Previously, it was assumed that all that remained of the 'Cover's "work" was a half-finished restoration of a rusty Ford Zephyr and an enthusiastic karaoke-tape version of Shakin Stevens' "Merry Christmas Everyone" by the band's front man. Thinking themselves penniless, the boys had gone off to work as jobbing mastic-asphalt spreaders and seaside tattooists but in the wake of their master cuts being found...they reunited. Having dug out the Revox tape machine and their one Reslo mic, the band hit the studio to record big-boppin' rockabilly versions of contemporary rock standards. Hell-bent on hitting the road with their bass-slappin', fret-twanging, snare-shuffling sound, they're all set to bat those baseballs right out of the stadium - ladies and gentlemen...it's the Rocker Covers!
Taken from the debut album 'Revved Up', available now at iTunes itunes.apple.com and all good download stores. CDs available worldwide from www.freakcity.co.uk For more information: www.therockercovers.com www.myspace.com/rockercovers www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rocker-Covers/155584211132005 Twitter: @therockercovers The Rocker Covers: American Idiot (Green Day cover) Shot and Directed by: Andrew J Sykes Filmed at: Valley Gas Speed Shop (Thanks to Jimmy, Ellie & the boys) Recently discovered under a pile of mouldering jump-blues master tapes in Bristol's famous Dog House Studios, are these huge hip-shaking cuts from the mighty Rocker Covers. Previously, it was assumed that all that remained of the 'Cover's "work" was a half-finished restoration of a rusty Ford Zephyr and an enthusiastic karaoke-tape version of Shakin Stevens' "Merry Christmas Everyone" by the band's front man. Thinking themselves penniless, the boys had gone off to work as jobbing mastic-asphalt spreaders and seaside tattooists but in the wake of their master cuts being found...they reunited. Having dug out the Revox tape machine and their one Reslo mic, the band hit the studio to record big-boppin' rockabilly versions of contemporary rock standards. Hell-bent on hitting the road with their bass-slappin', fret-twanging, snare-shuffling sound, they're all set to bat those baseballs right out of the stadium - ladies and gentlemen...it's the Rocker Covers!
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