Audio and Camera Help
So, I have been using loopy for awhile now, and I have gotten some equipment over the months to improve my experience. In order for me to share these experiences though, I want to be able to record my Loopy audio as well as being able to hook up a camera or two and post it as a video with the synced audio along with it.
The equipment that I have, if it is necessary to know, is a FCB1010 to iRig MIDI to an iPad, SM57 Shure to XLR to iRig pre to the iPad. I also switch out the iRig pre for the regular iRig to input guitar audio. This is an SG Gibson to 1/4 to a Line 6 POD which go to Line 6 FBV Shortboard pedals and to the iRig to an ipad. The headphones I use connect to the iRig pre or iRig.
If y'all could address these simple film/camera techniques, as well as being able to record these as a whole, then I will much thank you for helping me.
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For capturing the screen i can recommend to jailbreak and use "Display recorder".
I took the sound from the recording function inside Loopy.
The different video's i synced and cut in Sony vegas pro (as i use windows).
If your iPad is new enough, there is another option to sync the display out to a computer and capture the video there. You'll have to pay for the software. Can't remember the name right now.
Shot with only iPods iPad and phone's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGygDEpvAfE
Tom, first off, I have to say i was not expecting you to reply to my post. I love your videos so much, and you're the reason why I started wanting to loop! You just inspired me to do these things, and now I love them. So thank you, so, so much!
But you actually recorded all the scenes with the iPods independently, then edited the audio and independent scenes together?
Why thank you.
These are the devices i used: iPhone4, iPod 5, 2 Samsung phones and an iPad 3 just for recording the video's. I used my iPod 4 for the looping, sound recording and recording the loopy display. Everything is done in 1 shot. Then i transfered all the files to my laptop and edited them in Sony Vegas Pro. It was a matter of syncing them all up once, and then just play with which angle to show at what time, and ofcourse copying the black and white corner video loop.
Great work (playing and video!!)