Contributor Ian White visited Symbol Audio in Nyack, New York for a hands-and-ears-on experience with the company's new 000 Modern Record Console. In thi...
Showing posts with label record. Show all posts
Showing posts with label record. Show all posts
Monday, 11 March 2013
Hands on with the Symbol Audio Modern Record Console
Hands on with the Symbol Audio Modern Record Console Tube. Duration : 2.68 Mins.
Contributor Ian White visited Symbol Audio in Nyack, New York for a hands-and-ears-on experience with the company's new 000 Modern Record Console. In thi...
Contributor Ian White visited Symbol Audio in Nyack, New York for a hands-and-ears-on experience with the company's new 000 Modern Record Console. In thi...
Saturday, 2 February 2013
How to script, record, & edit tutorial videos with Camtasia & Audacity
How to script, record, & edit tutorial videos with Camtasia & Audacity Video Clips. Duration : 30.13 Mins.
Go behind the scenes with Ryan Eash, TechSmith instructional designer, to see how he makes videos that show people how to use Camtasia Studio. 00:47 - Writing a script 01:24 - Finished script 02:05 - Download scripts 02:37 - Why I write scripts 03:32 - Record my audio 04:01 - Audacity setup 05:00 - Start recording audio 06:10 - Effects: amplify 07:00 - Export to WAV file 08:11 - Record my screen 13:34 - Editing 21:24 - Extend frame 24:34 - Final edited project 26:54 - Producing my video 29:59 - Feedback Links referenced in this video: * script-template.doc - bit.ly * captions-speech-to-text-71.doc - bit.ly * feedback - bit.ly Ryan says, "I'd be the first to admit that there isn't just one way to do this that fits everyone's needs and style, but this process is just what's worked for me. Hopefully you can pull out a tip or two that may help you with your videos."
Go behind the scenes with Ryan Eash, TechSmith instructional designer, to see how he makes videos that show people how to use Camtasia Studio. 00:47 - Writing a script 01:24 - Finished script 02:05 - Download scripts 02:37 - Why I write scripts 03:32 - Record my audio 04:01 - Audacity setup 05:00 - Start recording audio 06:10 - Effects: amplify 07:00 - Export to WAV file 08:11 - Record my screen 13:34 - Editing 21:24 - Extend frame 24:34 - Final edited project 26:54 - Producing my video 29:59 - Feedback Links referenced in this video: * script-template.doc - bit.ly * captions-speech-to-text-71.doc - bit.ly * feedback - bit.ly Ryan says, "I'd be the first to admit that there isn't just one way to do this that fits everyone's needs and style, but this process is just what's worked for me. Hopefully you can pull out a tip or two that may help you with your videos."
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
How To Record Your XBOX Game Chat and Do Live Commentary (the easy way)
How To Record Your XBOX Game Chat and Do Live Commentary (the easy way) Tube. Duration : 4.58 Mins.
READ THIS, YOUR QUESTION MAY ALREADY BE ANSWERED!!! I was looking around YouTube for a video telling me how to record my in-game chat and my own live commentary. I couldn't find one, so I figured it out myself and decided to make a walkthrough video to help others. If this helped you out, please give me a Like, it helps out alot more than you know! Note: this also works for PS3 and on Apple, menus and programs just vary slightly. More videos coming soon, including my first Black Ops Commentary. My Cable: www.amazon.com Video on how to record gamechat using the OEM XBL Headset (this should also work if you don't have a pink mic cable, but still have a cable that runs into the controller): www.youtube.com Note to PS3 Owners: you probably have to use the "OEM XBL" link to wire your PS3 controller (This is if you don't have a pink mic cable. I'm not sure of this so don't hold me responsible! I don't have a PS3, unfortunately, but if you have a wire that runs into your controller similar to the Xbox setup in order for you to speak,then the OEM method should work as well), and to play voices through TV: go to Settings, Accessory Settings, Audio Device Settings, then switch Output to System Default and that should be it. However, all the commentators I know who use PS3 and do live commentary use a second microphone (the Blu Snowball microphone) ran from the computer and talk into that as they talk through their headset. The Snowball mic is about and is a way better sounding ...
READ THIS, YOUR QUESTION MAY ALREADY BE ANSWERED!!! I was looking around YouTube for a video telling me how to record my in-game chat and my own live commentary. I couldn't find one, so I figured it out myself and decided to make a walkthrough video to help others. If this helped you out, please give me a Like, it helps out alot more than you know! Note: this also works for PS3 and on Apple, menus and programs just vary slightly. More videos coming soon, including my first Black Ops Commentary. My Cable: www.amazon.com Video on how to record gamechat using the OEM XBL Headset (this should also work if you don't have a pink mic cable, but still have a cable that runs into the controller): www.youtube.com Note to PS3 Owners: you probably have to use the "OEM XBL" link to wire your PS3 controller (This is if you don't have a pink mic cable. I'm not sure of this so don't hold me responsible! I don't have a PS3, unfortunately, but if you have a wire that runs into your controller similar to the Xbox setup in order for you to speak,then the OEM method should work as well), and to play voices through TV: go to Settings, Accessory Settings, Audio Device Settings, then switch Output to System Default and that should be it. However, all the commentators I know who use PS3 and do live commentary use a second microphone (the Blu Snowball microphone) ran from the computer and talk into that as they talk through their headset. The Snowball mic is about and is a way better sounding ...
Saturday, 19 January 2013
HOW TO RECORD YOUR VOICE USING GARAGEBAND
HOW TO RECORD YOUR VOICE USING GARAGEBAND Tube. Duration : 8.85 Mins.
How to record your voice with a microphone using Apple's Garageband and then export or save the recording as a mp3 file. 1. Turn on computer. 2. Plug in headphones 3. Turn off computer speakers if needed 4. Make sure headphones are working 5. Open system prefernces and go to sounds 6. Select your microphone type from inputs 7. Make sure you have levels 8. Close system preferences 9. Launch Garageband 10. Select podcast 11. select you male vocal track 12. Select monitor from track info 13. Record you voice 14. Move song slider to end of the recording 15. Share to disk 16. Select mp3 and custom. 17. Save There ya go.
How to record your voice with a microphone using Apple's Garageband and then export or save the recording as a mp3 file. 1. Turn on computer. 2. Plug in headphones 3. Turn off computer speakers if needed 4. Make sure headphones are working 5. Open system prefernces and go to sounds 6. Select your microphone type from inputs 7. Make sure you have levels 8. Close system preferences 9. Launch Garageband 10. Select podcast 11. select you male vocal track 12. Select monitor from track info 13. Record you voice 14. Move song slider to end of the recording 15. Share to disk 16. Select mp3 and custom. 17. Save There ya go.
RCA Victor New Vista AM/FM Radio, Record Player, Phonograph, Fleetwood Mac (Second Hand News)
RCA Victor New Vista AM/FM Radio, Record Player, Phonograph, Fleetwood Mac (Second Hand News) Video Clips. Duration : 4.70 Mins.
I scored this piece from a close friend's mothers estate sale after her passing. I have had this unit for about 16 years now. This is a huge console, it is all wood, and very very heavy. The unit is about 6 feet long. The speaker cabinets on the end each house one 15" woofer, one 6x9, and a tweeter. This very big RCA has very BIG sound. The information on the back reveals that this unit was manufactured in 1976, and I suspect cost a chunk in it's day. I would be interested in knowing exactly what these retailed for. Sitting on top is actually an older CD player that I have hooked up to this, I used to have a tape deck I had hooked up as well, but it was destroyed when the house I lived in lost it's neutral leg on the power line. This is just a cool older stereo system, with big sound and awesome bass that would rival some higher end units of today, crank it up and you will have to place a folded towel between the CD player and the unit (if playing CD's) the bass hits so hard it will literally make the CD skip. You just cant buy this kind of sound, in this kind of quality piece of furniture any more. Please enjoy Fleetwood Mac singing "Second Hand News". Note the "studio strobe" bottom left hand corner of the turn table, any of you folks have any idea what it's purpose was, I'd like to hear it. The only guesstimate I could come up with is maybe help you get perfect speed from the record, as if you turn the knob you can speed up and or slow down your record, it is a ...
I scored this piece from a close friend's mothers estate sale after her passing. I have had this unit for about 16 years now. This is a huge console, it is all wood, and very very heavy. The unit is about 6 feet long. The speaker cabinets on the end each house one 15" woofer, one 6x9, and a tweeter. This very big RCA has very BIG sound. The information on the back reveals that this unit was manufactured in 1976, and I suspect cost a chunk in it's day. I would be interested in knowing exactly what these retailed for. Sitting on top is actually an older CD player that I have hooked up to this, I used to have a tape deck I had hooked up as well, but it was destroyed when the house I lived in lost it's neutral leg on the power line. This is just a cool older stereo system, with big sound and awesome bass that would rival some higher end units of today, crank it up and you will have to place a folded towel between the CD player and the unit (if playing CD's) the bass hits so hard it will literally make the CD skip. You just cant buy this kind of sound, in this kind of quality piece of furniture any more. Please enjoy Fleetwood Mac singing "Second Hand News". Note the "studio strobe" bottom left hand corner of the turn table, any of you folks have any idea what it's purpose was, I'd like to hear it. The only guesstimate I could come up with is maybe help you get perfect speed from the record, as if you turn the knob you can speed up and or slow down your record, it is a ...
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Triple screen gaming PC setup
Triple screen gaming PC setup Tube. Duration : 1.98 Mins.
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @ 3.20GHz Memory: 4096MB RAM Gskill Hard Drive: 500 GB Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTS 250 X 2 in SLI Monitor: Samsung 22" 226BW + Acer 19" p191w Sound Card: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio) Speakers/Headphones: PSYKO 5.1 Headset Keyboard: Razer lycosa + Belkin speed pad n52te by razer Mouse: Microsoft SideWinder Mouse Mouse Surface: Flexglow Operating System: Windows 7 NVIDIA 2010 64-bit Motherboard: EVGA P55 micron atx Computer Case: Alianware
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @ 3.20GHz Memory: 4096MB RAM Gskill Hard Drive: 500 GB Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTS 250 X 2 in SLI Monitor: Samsung 22" 226BW + Acer 19" p191w Sound Card: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio) Speakers/Headphones: PSYKO 5.1 Headset Keyboard: Razer lycosa + Belkin speed pad n52te by razer Mouse: Microsoft SideWinder Mouse Mouse Surface: Flexglow Operating System: Windows 7 NVIDIA 2010 64-bit Motherboard: EVGA P55 micron atx Computer Case: Alianware
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)