Even when this channel is sort abanded, it was very practical for me. I had review many Tutorials on UA-cam, and at last I found the right one. Short, concise, to the point, and useful. Exactly what the people that are looking for this kind of content, want to know. Not many other things. I thank you so much.
The limiter is a digital limiter, do not use. The audio is clipped before it hits the limiter circuit so it's useless. This why you use the Dual Record option. Especially if you using the Auto Level function, the limiter is not needed.
Any chance you can recommend something like this for editing on a phone??? I record cowboys far away from me and in the wind sometimes AND edit all iPhone.
@@PaintedDesertRanch It depends on which kit you buy. Some come with some are an add on. You can ever buy a Lav that plugs straight into the phone. amzn.to/3tmhWdl
Any advice on the clip at the back of the device? This cannot be pried back with fingers, I feel like you need a screwdriver or something very rigid to open it up so it can be clipped onto a belt.
Are you trying to remove the clip from the mic? To do that, pull off the little wind screen at the top and then just pinch the clip a little bit and slide it off.
It also comes with a USB cable to connect to your computer. Or you can always purchase an inexpensive SD card or Multi-Card reader. Something that I think everyone should have.
Thanks - this was great. TWO QUESTION (from a beginner). How can I ensure that the recorder is working and recording onto the chip? How do I get the recording off of the recorder? Thanks
When you are recording, the screen will be black with the record circle and the clock will be counting up. If the card isn't in, it won't let you record. You can either connect the recorder using a USB cable to your computer or take the MicroSD card out and connect using a card reader to your computer.
The pre-echo you get with when using one of these units on each person you are conducting a two person interview is a complete NIGHTMARE when you try to sync them up in post production, trying to eliminate the echo will drive you nuts, in fact it's IMPOSSIBLE to fix. You will only be able to use the audio from one person. Go out and try it and see what I mean. I tried it on two people seated about 5 - 6 feet away from each other and it was a mess when I put the audio tracks together in post.
I have never had this problem. I also have several students that use these on a regular basis and have never reported this problem. Sometimes you get an echo when the program doesn't sync the audio exactly. I would try to zoom in on your audio waveforms to make sure they match up exactly. If they are off by even one frame, they can create an echo effect.
@@professorz11 the fact that they don't have a record button and we need to slide that stupid sh left and right is a big disappointment - i will send it back . you simply can't press record or stop recording, you slide that stupid thing left and right and don't know when it records or not.
I honestly have never used the headphone jack since it is not practical in my applications. I am always setting it somewhere away from where I am, and then trusting that it works. I honestly don't know why you would want to use a dual system like that since the recorder and the wireless system are doing the same thing.
You don't have to. That's a workflow choice. You can keep the audio recording and just match up the parts in post. You are going to have to synch them based on Waveforms in post no matter what, so the recording lengths don't need to match up.
I haven't heard of that before. Make sure your memory card meets the requirements of the recorder. If the card isn't fast enough, it might not be able to record both audio tracks at the same time.
@@professorz11 mine is on off and when I hit the arrow buttons it doesn't switch. Idk lol I used all your setting and actually took it out to dinner etc..recorded for about 4 hours and it sounds awesome! Thx! I could of recorded longer to see what the limit was. I use the 32gb sdhc micro card. Now I'm waiting for a windy day to test it again 🙂
The way I use them, I never listen back to them in the field. I take the Micro SD card out when I'm back at my computer and save it to my project hard drive. However, I believe that you can plug in headphones and use the buttons on the front and navigate through and play the audio files.
they don't have a record button - biggest peace of sh i ever bought. This is not how you record. There is no press record. there is no stop recording- I will send it back
Hey, that's I guess your opinion on design and that's up to you. No skin off my back. I will say that having a slide instead of a button helps prevent accidental button presses. But if buttons are what you are after, the Zoom F2 might be for you.
You can record with files on it, but it is always best practice to format your card in the device you are going to use it in. I have a MicroSD card dedicated to each recorder that I have.
Thank you for this video. I don't think I ever would have figured out how to use this on my own.
Thank you!
The Tascam manual is absolutely confounding.
Your straight ahead explanation of the unit is appreciated.
A lot of trial an error and pushing buttons got me to the finish line.
I'm late (like really late) to the DL10 party, but this video was very helpful in setting up my microphone. Thanks so much!
Even when this channel is sort abanded, it was very practical for me.
I had review many Tutorials on UA-cam, and at last I found the right one. Short, concise, to the point, and useful.
Exactly what the people that are looking for this kind of content, want to know. Not many other things.
I thank you so much.
Thank you. I make these with short attention spans in mind. I think 20 minutes are my longer ones, and those are lessons for my students.
Didn't use mine for so long I forgot the sequence for recording, this helped so much. Thank You.
Thank you for this clear video! I had to search hard for a video that offers this step by step of the Tascam 10L.
Fantastic tutorial; down to it, clear, no unberable shitty music behind. Thank you!!
I make my tutorials like I want to watch them. Straight and to the point.
The limiter is a digital limiter, do not use. The audio is clipped before it hits the limiter circuit so it's useless. This why you use the Dual Record option. Especially if you using the Auto Level function, the limiter is not needed.
I'm using one to capture narration for videos I record while riding my motorcycle. Your video was very helpful. I linked it on my most recent video.
Happy to hear you found this useful. And thanks for the link back on your video.
Thx you for just getting to the point.
That's my goal
Thank you for such a clear tutorial
Thank you for this. Big help!
You're welcome. I did this for my students so I didn't have to keep explaining it 100 times a semester.
Just what I needed - thanks so much for taking the time to make such a great video. Cheers from NYC
Glad it was helpful
Great video, really helpful thanks
Thanks so much for the great tutorial!
I'm glad it was helpful.
very helpful thank you!
Perfect video, just what I was looking for thanks
Glad I could help.
@@professorz11 definitely!! Have subscribed
Great video. Thank you.
Very helpful, thank you!
You're welcome. I use these on almost every shoot.
Great for true beginners! Thanks:)
Happy to hear you like it.
Thank you
Great! Can it be used for recording with a phone?
This only has a standard 1/8 port and not a trs port for a phone, so I would not recommend this for recording a phone.
I can’t seem to get mine to record for more than a minute at a time and can’t get a refund. What’s the issue with mine?
Any chance you can recommend something like this for editing on a phone??? I record cowboys far away from me and in the wind sometimes AND edit all iPhone.
Maybe you can look into the Rode Wireless Go II. They are a wireless set that you should be able to plug directly into the phone.
@@professorz11 I will thank you!!
@@professorz11 ok so I would need to purchase the lavalier separately?
@@PaintedDesertRanch It depends on which kit you buy. Some come with some are an add on. You can ever buy a Lav that plugs straight into the phone. amzn.to/3tmhWdl
@@professorz11 thank you so much for your replies! Seems like nobody wants to answer questions these days!
This does record in MP3 according to the specs
Any advice on the clip at the back of the device? This cannot be pried back with fingers, I feel like you need a screwdriver or something very rigid to open it up so it can be clipped onto a belt.
Are you trying to remove the clip from the mic? To do that, pull off the little wind screen at the top and then just pinch the clip a little bit and slide it off.
Can you add a duel mic on this unit?
Thanks....again!!
Welcome
What If your computer doesn’t take the chip? Is there another way to put the audio on your computer?
It also comes with a USB cable to connect to your computer. Or you can always purchase an inexpensive SD card or Multi-Card reader. Something that I think everyone should have.
Thanks - this was great. TWO QUESTION (from a beginner). How can I ensure that the recorder is working and recording onto the chip? How do I get the recording off of the recorder? Thanks
When you are recording, the screen will be black with the record circle and the clock will be counting up. If the card isn't in, it won't let you record. You can either connect the recorder using a USB cable to your computer or take the MicroSD card out and connect using a card reader to your computer.
The pre-echo you get with when using one of these units on each person you are conducting a two person
interview is a complete NIGHTMARE when you try to sync them up in post production, trying to eliminate
the echo will drive you nuts, in fact it's IMPOSSIBLE to fix. You will only be able to use the audio from one
person. Go out and try it and see what I mean. I tried it on two people seated about 5 - 6 feet away from each
other and it was a mess when I put the audio tracks together in post.
I have never had this problem. I also have several students that use these on a regular basis and have never reported this problem. Sometimes you get an echo when the program doesn't sync the audio exactly. I would try to zoom in on your audio waveforms to make sure they match up exactly. If they are off by even one frame, they can create an echo effect.
@@professorz11 the fact that they don't have a record button and we need to slide that stupid sh left and right is a big disappointment - i will send it back . you simply can't press record or stop recording, you slide that stupid thing left and right and don't know when it records or not.
I am planning to use 02 of these for some narrative. Can you please the pre-echo you mentioned? Thanks.
Does the headphone out work while recording on the tascam dr-10l? I want to record and send a signal to a wireless system at the same time.
Thanks!
I honestly have never used the headphone jack since it is not practical in my applications. I am always setting it somewhere away from where I am, and then trusting that it works. I honestly don't know why you would want to use a dual system like that since the recorder and the wireless system are doing the same thing.
@@professorz11 the reason I would do this is to create a backup track for important shoots in case there is a wireless connection dropout.
Thanks
So each time you cut camera you have to go and cut the recorder
You don't have to. That's a workflow choice. You can keep the audio recording and just match up the parts in post. You are going to have to synch them based on Waveforms in post no matter what, so the recording lengths don't need to match up.
@@professorz11 thank you
what do you use for a windscreen?
It comes with a small windscreen.
#8 dual record mine doesn't switch to ON
I haven't heard of that before. Make sure your memory card meets the requirements of the recorder. If the card isn't fast enough, it might not be able to record both audio tracks at the same time.
@@professorz11 mine is on off and when I hit the arrow buttons it doesn't switch. Idk lol I used all your setting and actually took it out to dinner etc..recorded for about 4 hours and it sounds awesome! Thx! I could of recorded longer to see what the limit was. I use the 32gb sdhc micro card. Now I'm waiting for a windy day to test it again 🙂
How do I hear myself from the mic??
This is a set and forget device. You place it on someone and walk away. I have been using them for a couple of years now and have never had an issue.
Hola tienes un tutorial para transferir la información después a la pc, conecto el cable, pero no me lo reconoce la pc. Gracias
Siempre saco la tarjeta microSD y la conecto a mi computadora. Nunca transfiero usando el dispositivo.
@@professorz11 gracias lo intente; pero tampoco me la lee la pc
How do you link what's recorded to the video?
It depends on the software you are using. Each NLE has a different way to sync the audio from the camera video with the audio from the recorder.
Okay thank you. I ordered Final Cut Pro but it's taking longer than 3 days for them to process my "delivery" 😤
I just don't understand how to hear the playback
The way I use them, I never listen back to them in the field. I take the Micro SD card out when I'm back at my computer and save it to my project hard drive. However, I believe that you can plug in headphones and use the buttons on the front and navigate through and play the audio files.
My SD card said card error?
Have you tired a different card?
@Professor Z yes works now ..weird... it didn't work with the 64 card . 32 no problem
@@ImOutdoorzManTv oh yeah. 64GB is too big for it. Most audio recorders don't like big SD cards.
@@professorz11 thanks much appreciated
how do you delete files from this device? I can't find that piece of information anywhere in the manual or online thanks
Formatting will delete all files.
Don't bother to do it in recorder. This will not run out of space if you have a decently large capacity sd card.
Nice video helpful you went through recording a lot of videos skipped that part after the settings @austinbitzas
I'm glad you found it helpful. I make these for my students so I don't have to explain it 100 times.
they don't have a record button - biggest peace of sh i ever bought. This is not how you record. There is no press record. there is no stop recording- I will send it back
Hey, that's I guess your opinion on design and that's up to you. No skin off my back. I will say that having a slide instead of a button helps prevent accidental button presses. But if buttons are what you are after, the Zoom F2 might be for you.
Does the SD need to be empty before you insert it into the recorder or can you use it with files on it?
You can record with files on it, but it is always best practice to format your card in the device you are going to use it in. I have a MicroSD card dedicated to each recorder that I have.