@PamPurrs and I have put together two classes to help our fellow Buzzers out when learning to record yourself and your trusty bass.
Part 1 - Audio
Part 2 - Video
Original Post:
As we sort out a date/time for the Zoom, starting this tread so folks can watch for it and get notified when we set it up. The recording will get posted on YouTube and linked somewhere here for all to reference. @eric.kiser, is there a way to sticky this somewhere if it turns out good (no promisesā¦yet).
This will be broken into two parts.
Part I - Audio Recording
Part II - Video Recording + Audio
Here is our working agenda for Part I:
- DAI - what it is and 2 popular examples (Scarlett Focusrite +
- DAW - what it is and two examples (Reaper/Abelton), places to go to learn more
- How remove bass from a backing track and import to your DAW
- How to connect your DAI get your bass in a track via your DAI
- Recording (setting levels - basic overview)
- Final mixing/listening back
- Exporting your finished audio
All experienced recording folks are welcome to come and add value and throw in tips.
The intent though is to not get into the weeds of each topic but go over the basics of going from āHow the hell do I do thisā to āHey, I made a recording worthy of sharing with the worldā.
As we go we will collect links to all the tools, etc mentioned in the zoom and link them to the video, etc.
Part 2 will follow and discuss combining that audio track with a video track, syncing and exporting for sharing on Vimeo. (COMING SOON)
Here is our working agenda for Part 2:
- Taking Video - phones or webcam/gopro
- Capturing āambientā audio (for syncing)
- Video editing software options
- Bringing your video and audio together in editor
- Syncing video and audio (auto-sync and 'by waveform)
- Removing the ābadā audio, replacing with āgoodā audio
- Adding simple titles and transitions
- Exporting your finished video
- Uploading to YouTube / Vimeo
Please throw a comment below so you are notified when the Zoom is set up.