My L’il Setup
[Comments, Rate, Subscribe!] Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com Read my blog: www.outrageousthoughts.com This is a basic run-down of my video audio recording setup. Background music is a cover of Colbie Caillat’s “Bubbly”. 2 computers – 1 for video, 1 for audio Audio: AKG Perception 200 Condenser Mic ART Tube MP Preamp Presonus Firebox Cubase 4.1 LE Video: Either Windows moviemaker or Adobe Premiere
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nooo ive been using WMm and its not up to par.
Thanks for sharing your setup. What camera or cameras do you use? What would you recommend?
@dmydan96 look like krk rp5 g2s.
Which speakers are that???
I just run everything through my ART tube mp and it sounds great, using guitar pro 2 to record and mix
nice :)
Some nice gear you have :) Hhehehe and coffee can’t be missed if you late and still mixing songs :)
I got a 99.00 camera and a Taylor,…..it’s hopeless.
cubase 5 is in the internet dont buy nothing fuck the system dont let it fuck you
so cool man, i hope ill have a little setup like that one day
You should seriously make another video of the song bubbly. I really like your version!! Your voice is amazing!!!!! Love the set up!!! =]
:)) good movie :)) funny presentation :))))))
thanks man
You’re right. The sound quality of the pickup isn’t all that great. What you hear on my recordings is a mixture of what’s coming from the pickup (higher tinny sound) and the condensor mic (fully body acoustic).
Having a mixer allows one to channel multiple inputs to multiple output sources. It sounds like you may not need this so you’re probably good to go with a mic, preamp, and interface. Please note that some interfaces come with preamps too (this powers the mic). Hope this helps! :)
hey man whats up… so if im recording vocals… an i have a computer an a software program… an a mic… .i will be good if i go out an buy a interface… or do i need a mixer??? can u help me out any man… thanks
I’m a little confused… Your mic, mixer, preamp, etc are nice, but I have the same pickup and it’s really not that good!
I guess it’s a little easier than having a mic for the guitar, but I find the sound quality of even an inexpensive mic is better.
The preamp and audio interface really do serve different purposes. The preamp really “powers” the mic, whereas the audio interface translates the audio signal into digital ones that the computer records.
It gets a little complicated where some audio interfaces now come with integrated preamps (in combination).
Hope this clears things up.
Thanks, Peter
hey wsup man! nice studio, but i was wondering if i can just use the pre amp instead of the interface to record songs. and do i need both? oh and do i need to buy seperate wiring for the pre amp?
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice, very cool set up
luck man, good luck.
i have that laptop in the left for the camera… just thought id say that lol
Classy lil’ studio, haha if I made a video showing my setup…..it wouldn’t be a muse coming to my door but a cleaner and yes the coffee is a vital piece of the equipment.
nice video
nice studio
I LOVE the stickers. I never grow out of my interest in Pooh Bear haha.
amazing, thanks for the vid…
but a question… could you explain me how do i record the video and at the same time the audio, and put them together so i can hear the sound at the same time of the movement? :S