Sound Advice: Kissing Tape Goodbye
Recording production audio in your computer.Does anyone really record analog audio on tape these days? Sure the pros are using DAT, but you might be surprised to find out how many different ways videographers gather audio for their productions. MiniDisc, camcorders, flash memory and even cassette tape are all real-world methods of collecting the audio bits needed for a video. Unfortunately, in addition to the original recording, each of these methods also require the additional step of capturing the audio into a computer for editing and placement in a video production.
What if you could eliminate this extra step and record the audio directly into the computer, saving time and maximizing quality? Well, you can and it's not as hard as it might seem. In this article, we'll explore the ins and outs of recording audio directly to your com…
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