Recording Cinematic Audio on a Budget

In Quebec, you can go to jail if you eat cottage cheese with you hand. Just saying.

Want to make a movie with me? I already have a story written out and story board.

Fix the lav mic to the clothes not the person to mitigate most of the rustling.

Hello, I purchased the 7ryms wireless microphones, but I am having trouble with the audio. I uploaded the audio to my phone and it sounds very low even when it's not on safety mode. Is that normal?

Find someone qualified and pay them as little as possible because their skills are worth their weight in gold. Riiiight.

You can just rent all that shit.
Save it for the post sound editor/mixer. Don’t listen to anyone who tells you to do your post audio in the NLE. Hire a real post sound person to do it in pro tools. Get a 5.1 mix. Post sound is crucial for a quality final product. It can look a little janky but if it sounds a little janky people will ignore it.

I'm debating just shooting with no sound and putting it all in after the fact.

That cottage cheese bit was absolutely diabolical.

He looks like a 50s greaser.

This is definitely what I was looking for, I watched many tutorials before I found this. This is quite helpful to me, appreciate you mahn❤

If I wanted to connect the DJI mics to my recorder will I need to have receiver for each mic so they can have their on track? (New to this)

omg lol the key fridge thing got me

quick question what is the top handle and plate you have on the DR-70? I’m looking for something like that so I can attach an external battery pack but I can’t find anything.

Hey, what's up? I've got a question about lav mics. When you have one of those kits, where you have two transmitters and one reveiver. When you plug it in the external recorder, can you still manage the gain from the two transmitters independently, or is it that when you try to monitor and adjust the gain levels while shooting, it affects both transmitters simultaneously?

For the lav mics you can use fabric tape and tape it to the shirt instead of the skin. You will get less friction noise in the final result. I also use the sennheiser 600 . Its a great mic. Awesome video.

Good job! Really enjoyed this. Very useful tips.

Do you ever use timecode in your production?

Another tip, eat your yogurt with your hands (preferably out the jar) so you don't have to wash any dishes later

Anyone experienced live recording sound while shooting with help recorder
Can you name it,which is the best

It's an nice video and I did learn a lot but .... I disagree: a great film is not a great album - it's a great film.

Mel Brooks can!

Good acting... Good cinmotograpy.... Nice editing.... Super.. Story....🎉 conrats bro.....

Good info! One thing tho, please do not record to your camera’s audio and use it as a main source😅that is a big no no in production. There’s many inexpensive ways to record audio today that would make ur projects pop. I’m a one man band often and can’t mix all the time so I needed reliable audio to have when I shoot. Camera audio is the weakest form of audio u can use. And is mainly just used for syncing or the occasional background ambience for certain things

Yep, they're right, sound is everything.
Sometimes I think we're wired to notice sound even more so than visual.

Those Tascam recorders really punch way above their weight for the price that's asked. I've got the 60D Mkii and it's the best bit of audio kit I got to complement my camera setup, although I really do like the slimline profile of the 70D and might try and do a swap one day...

This video saved my day. So therapeutic and sincere. Onwards to more positive horizons…

Awesome Tips! I’m setting up everything, including audio, for my first feature length film, and I’m doing it on a BEYOND STRAPPED BUDGET. These tips and tricks are going to help me save money and still make my film. 🎥
Thanks!

hi, so, I don’t have any external recording equipments but have two cameras and one sony on camera shotgun, what if I just throw one set on a monopod, will that work similarly as a boom?

The last resort is to Dub and sync.....

Just to clarify, the shotgun mic is actually the venerable Sennheiser ME 66

Any professional mic is cinematic after u import the audio to Adobe audition... U only need to know two effects... Hard limiter and normalize... In that order

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing!

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Very Cool Info

I currently have the "Rode Videomic Go II" as my shotgun mic for budget reasons.. but I am going to buy the "Rode Wirless Pro" very soon. should I pull the trigger on those? and will I be able to get 32 bit float if I connect my videomig go ii into the wireless pro?

might sound stupid but I'm new to audio and still have much to learn.. thanks in advance.

Audio in this video sucks

Sound is more important than the cinematography. I haven't heard that in a long time.
But you are exactly right. If people can't hear it they aren't going to watch it, at least not for very long.

Please talk about picomic gear microphone

Huh, I didn't know they exported actual Greek yogurt to the States! Cheers from Greece! Got some nice ideas from your vid!

Needed this

Hi! How did you make your shotgun wireless? What was the cable?

Thank you. Keep sharing more content 🎉

Awesome ,information!!!!!!!🔴🤫🫢

the cat=love :)

Your editing skills keep your videos entertaining. Great job!

Really helpful advice. Thanks!

Whats the point of the lav mic if you have the mic already ? I wanna hear ya point

the fact that at the beginning of the video it gave me alot of ideas