How To Record Wedding Reception Audio
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
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Capturing reception audio is a task that can feel very overwhelming! What gear do you need to do this correctly? Where should you plug in your recorder? Is putting a small recorder on the mic stand enough? There is SO much to think about when it comes to plugging into a dj board to record the best reception audio.
That's why this video was created! Nick breaks down exactly what you should be looking for when it comes to plugging into a receiver, mixing board or back of the speaker. He shares what cables you should have in your bag and what to be looking for when you get to the reception.
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00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Communicate
01:53 - The Problem with 32 bit float
02:31 - Bring Your Own Cables
02:52 - Flow Of Audio
04:03 - OPTION 1 (Receiver)
06:46 - OPTION 2 (Mixing Board)
10:49 - OPTION 3 (Back of Speaker)
12:34 - Back Up
14:46 - My Audio Recording Process
15:35 - Outro
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How To Record Wedding Reception Audio
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It's an RCA cable not an axillary that you'll need to plug into the sound board. Oops!
there is no tutorial on how to setup that "option 1" in youtube. can you make one pls. i want to try it with zoom h1n or laptop recording.
Patrick made me watch this and then quizzed me afterwards, but as someone who usually doesn't handle the audio this was super helpful!
Can't wait to quiz you!
Really hope this video is helpful! I wish I would have known all of this when I started in 2013!!
FINALLY!!!! I have been watching MANY tutorials on how to record audio at weddings, but no one that I have come across has broken down exactly how it is done. THANK YOU SIR!!!
Glad it's helpful!
Here's what I've been doing, zoom H6 into the back of the DJ's speaker, and a black ties cam gaff taped to the microphone stand base and looped around in the microphone gaff taped to the mic holder pivot. This save me at the wedding I shot this weekend because I forgot to hit record again on the H6 after a before dinner speech.
That's a great way to do it!
Thanks Nick! I've learned which cords to use on the DJ's mixer, but never understood the technical side of all of these options. This really makes the process a lot more clear!
Glad it was helpful!
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So glad that this has been helpful to you!!
Thanks for the Tips!
This is what the people need!
Nice! Good stuff!!
Feedback for those who may not be sure about the items you are talking about. If you could input bts of you plugging stuff in or show examples of you with certain cords I think that’s be helpful to people.
Thanks for the comment! We created a video a few weeks ago that covers this topic. You can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/D47Y53qN-nQ/v-deo.html
I have three DR-10L's which is usually plenty enough for what I'm doing; mic up the bride/groom/officiant during the ceremony and then usually just the Best Man and Maid of Honor and maybe there's a dad doing a quick toast too.
But a few months ago, I had a record SEVEN people give speeches during a reception!!! Thankfully, they weren't all right in a row so I actually had time to swap the DR-10L's over to other people but man... that was fun lol
I (john) have done that before and it is a ton of work to mic everyone individually. Investing into a mic stand was the best thing (and super cheap). I could attach 1 tascam on that and then tape in the DJ’s mic so people couldn’t take it out. So people would talk into the DJ’s mic, but also right under it, taped to my mic stand, was my tascam. Then plugging into the board with a recorder gave me 2 audio tracks to have redundancy. Do you not do a mic stand yet?
@@HowToFilmWeddings Hey John! This is Dilly Diamondz; I'll reply to you from my actual wedding video business page. I do not use/own a mic stand yet. Sometimes the DJ will have one and I have done that trick in the past (taping the DR-10L to the mic/mic stand). And I also, of course, have a Zoom H1N recorder that I'll plug straight into the mic receiver.
However, I actually prefer to mic up each person individually. I've had more than one instance where the person will have the mic so far away from their mouth and it just doesn't sound the best lol. I don't mind taking the time to mic up people and I always make sure I give myself enough time to do it; I give the Best Man/Maid of Honor plenty of heads up earlier on in the day that I'm going to be throwing a mic on them too so its not a total surprise!
@@nightsandnostalgia gotcha! Yeah I definitely used to mic them plus mic stand plus recorder. But have moved away from it because of effort vs reward. But happy you’re doing what works for you!
there is no tutorial on how to setup that "option 1" in youtube. can you make one pls. i want to try it with zoom h1n or laptop recording.
So I believe some recorders can switch between mic and line level inputs. I think I the line level would be much quieter to handle the hot line signal
Izotope is great for getting rid of reverb from the board or any other unwanted sound as long as said sound isn't at the same level as the persons talking. The dj company that I work alongside in my neck of the woods LOVES To have reverb and delays on everything. It's truly terrible 😂
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How many times have we heard this....
Hello. When connect a 1/4" cable or XLR to H5, from a sound mixer, I must to power the phantom in the H5?
I wish I had this when I got going. Where the heck were you Nick??
This is EXACTLY what we do at every wedding!
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Hi, great video. Question, I'm using the TASCAM DR40x and would like to plug into the receiver or mixer. So if I'm doing this way do I need to set my Tascam to "Line OR Mic" on the tab on the side of the recorder?
It really depends on the board and how you are booking it up. Ask the DJ if it’s line or mic level input.
The point you made about 32bit float is the same for any other recorder; obviously 32bit float cannot fix noise, it is only for gain (audio too low or too loud)
Auxiliary cable what is that? I heard of auxiliary out. it's usually requires RCA plugs but never a auxiliary cable.
Yeah, I misspoke on that one for sure. I knew what i was talking about but totally said the wrong thing. Oops!
Are you sure on 32bit
What is an insinuator?
Attenuator
An attenuator is something that plugs into your audio source and bumps down the DB levels for you before it gets to your recorder.
Hi, I am a little confused about the attenuator myself. Do I need it if my TASCAM has a line option? I also have an issue where I will often plug into a DJ's soundboard and the audio will sound like it is peaking even though the audio levels look very low on the TASCAM.
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As my back up, I bought a bunch of Sony TX-650's and clip one on everyone that will be speaking.
Are there ever enough backups? 😆
We don’t think it’s possible
I think you need to show more example with pictures while talking.
Thanks for the feedback
I think you are wrong on 32 bit.
What do you mean?
@@HowToFilmWeddings 32bit works well if you
Can not monitor audio.