Not sure where that questions fits in:
I have
- a Nikon D5100 DLSR camera
I am interested in making videos in which the audio gets fed
>> Any idea what sort of cable could do the trick?
>> Can I go straight from my iMac (USB) to the camera? Or do I need to direct Ableton's output to my audio interface (Fireface 800)?
Thanks!!
LouisHello everyone. I want to start by saying I’m not an Ableton expert, however I have dabbled enough to somewhat know my way around it. For starters the equipment I am using is.
...2018 hp omen with windows 10
...Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 Interface
My vocal recorded tracks are so low. You can see the wavelengths but nothing like any imported sounds or track that are dragged and dropped in. I usually end up duplicating the track in order to hear it(basically same recording stacked on top of each other). If I turn up the volume in Ableton it sounds distorted and like it has too much gain. However I can solo my recorded audio and it sounds fine. It’s like the instrumental is way to loud. I can also turn the gain up on my NI Komplete Audio 6 interface, but there comes a point on the knob, I can’t turn it any higher because it picks up every background sound possible and is clipping and sounds like I’m
Up(my live voice). I’ll turn the volume all the way up on the monitoring and I can barley hear myself. I usually have to turn the gain up to hear myself. I have also heard of another theory where you lower your instrumental or whatever instruments or sounds are too loud, so that the mix sounds good. Basically don’t worry about the mastering process until your done with your mixing process. So bacially lower or raise sounds for all tracks so the mix alone sounds good. Then once the mic is complete and sounding good. You export it and then pull it back into your DAW and then raise levels appropriately and then re export it again with proper mastering. But I don’t know if exporting and rendering a wave file over and over hurts sounds quality or not. Someone please help. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some tips on this
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I have
Click Microphone. Select the checkbox next to an app to allow it to access the built-in microphone on your Mac, an external USB mic, or the inputs.
- an Apple iMac which I use to produce audio tracks via Ableton Live- a Nikon D5100 DLSR camera
I am interested in making videos in which the audio gets fed
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TO the camera via the external mic input FROM my iMac. This will remove the need to do audio/video sync (a pain..), since both the audio and video get recorded simultaneously / in-sync.>> Any idea what sort of cable could do the trick?
>> Can I go straight from my iMac (USB) to the camera? Or do I need to direct Ableton's output to my audio interface (Fireface 800)?
Thanks!!LouisHello everyone. I want to start by saying I’m not an Ableton expert, however I have dabbled enough to somewhat know my way around it. For starters the equipment I am using is.
...2018 hp omen with windows 10
Ableton Live 9 Mojave
... MXL 3000 microphone...Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 Interface
Mac Ableton External Microphone Download
...Ableton Live 9 IntroExternal Computer Microphone
My vocal recorded tracks are so low. You can see the wavelengths but nothing like any imported sounds or track that are dragged and dropped in. I usually end up duplicating the track in order to hear it(basically same recording stacked on top of each other). If I turn up the volume in Ableton it sounds distorted and like it has too much gain. However I can solo my recorded audio and it sounds fine. It’s like the instrumental is way to loud. I can also turn the gain up on my NI Komplete Audio 6 interface, but there comes a point on the knob, I can’t turn it any higher because it picks up every background sound possible and is clipping and sounds like I’m
How To Use Headphones With Ableton Live
Screaming into the microphone when I’m simply not. I’ve heard of phantom power and I’m assuming since I have a condenser microphone you need that. I have to turn on the (48V) button in order to get my microphone to work. I’m not sure if the Komplete Audio 6 has a preamp built into it(if anyone knows if that may be the problem.) Even when I have monitoring on so I can hear what the microphone is pickingUp(my live voice). I’ll turn the volume all the way up on the monitoring and I can barley hear myself. I usually have to turn the gain up to hear myself. I have also heard of another theory where you lower your instrumental or whatever instruments or sounds are too loud, so that the mix sounds good. Basically don’t worry about the mastering process until your done with your mixing process. So bacially lower or raise sounds for all tracks so the mix alone sounds good. Then once the mic is complete and sounding good. You export it and then pull it back into your DAW and then raise levels appropriately and then re export it again with proper mastering. But I don’t know if exporting and rendering a wave file over and over hurts sounds quality or not. Someone please help. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some tips on this