Production Tricks 1 - The Microphone Stand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7Bzb8EgOWI

Just something that came to mind one day and I slowly worked on it when I had the spare time.
Thing is I found out Musicians Friend discontinued this great mic pack as I was uploading the video to YouTube. I hope they bring it back but for now the item # leads you to the wrong number.

Thanks for watching


I plan on coming out with another Gear Review next as I have not really made one in a while. I plan on reviewing the Behringer KX1200 Keyboard/PA amp.

that could come in handy lmfao for cheap productions like mine

thats an extremely cleaver idea. one thing about your video though... i can't hear you.

yea one thing I have glitching on my Premier is when I export, some of the audio levels seem to change a little. Even more so when putting it out onto a DVD, my backing tracks tend to get too low.
Very strange, I still cant figure that one out...

what are you using to export the video? are you using adobe media exporter?

smifis wrote:what are you using to export the video? are you using adobe media exporter?

I use the Adobe Media Encoder in Premiere.

Video output settings:
Quicktime Movie format
640x480 resolution
H.264 codec
bit rate = 5,000kbps
Field order = "None (Progressive)"
Pixel Aspect Ratio = "Square Pixels (1.0)"

Audio output settings:
Linear PCM codec
Mono
48kHz
16 bit
Little Endian box checked


We were going over codecs and exporting though Avid in class today so I will be using the Sorenson 3 video codec from now on. That should help with video quality some more as my 10 minute videos are normally around 200mb in size after the export which is low...

if you goto File --> Export --> Export Movie (Wording varies between version) and you should get an uncompressed AVI to use as a master and then from that you can import your NEW MASTER into a NEW time line to make copies of that video in other formats

smifis wrote:if you goto File --> Export --> Export Movie (Wording varies between version) and you should get an uncompressed AVI to use as a master and then from that you can import your NEW MASTER into a NEW time line to make copies of that video in other formats

Whats the point to that?
isnt it the same as exporting from the original project?
Exporting from the original project would save me one export and import step saving me time...