Indoor concert settings? at DVinfo.net

Dirk Goris · October 12th, 2002, 05:47 AM

Hi,

Next week I want to film an indoor concert with my GL2 but I'm not sure which settings are preferable. I can't connect the camera to the soundboard (PA) so I need advice on which mike to use too.

All suggestions are very very welcome!

PS: It's a man and guitar gig and I will be sitting on the fifth row.

Thanks,

Dirk
Belgium

Don Palomaki · October 12th, 2002, 06:00 AM

If you can, get a directional mic in front of the audience, as close to the talent as reasonable. Video settings will depend in part on the lighting.

If this is not a paying gig and you can, buy the CD and enjoy the concert without worrying about video/audio taping.

October 13th, 2002, 03:02 PM

First of all I'm not a professional in Video or sound but I do a lot of cocert video(children Choir) and here is my experience.

Its good to have MIC(Condensor MIC) infront of the audience and beside the camera.

The front MIC will catch the sound on the stage but the sound seems to be dry so I normaly put another 2 MIC beside my camera to catch the sound. By doing that it give the benefit of the acoustic and feel like live concert.

You can mix them with field mixer if you ar using 1 camera or mix them in timeline.

I would also like to here about other people idea.

October 12th, 2002, 05:47 AM	#1
Dirk Goris Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Belgium Posts: 66	Indoor concert settings? Hi, Next week I want to film an indoor concert with my GL2 but I'm not sure which settings are preferable. I can't connect the camera to the soundboard (PA) so I need advice on which mike to use too. All suggestions are very very welcome! PS: It's a man and guitar gig and I will be sitting on the fifth row. Thanks, Dirk Belgium

October 13th, 2002, 03:02 PM	#3
limnz0110 Posts: n/a	Concert Video First of all I'm not a professional in Video or sound but I do a lot of cocert video(children Choir) and here is my experience. Its good to have MIC(Condensor MIC) infront of the audience and beside the camera. The front MIC will catch the sound on the stage but the sound seems to be dry so I normaly put another 2 MIC beside my camera to catch the sound. By doing that it give the benefit of the acoustic and feel like live concert. You can mix them with field mixer if you ar using 1 camera or mix them in timeline. I would also like to here about other people idea.

October 12th, 2002, 06:00 AM	#2
Don Palomaki Wrangler Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Northern VA Posts: 4,489	If you can, get a directional mic in front of the audience, as close to the talent as reasonable. Video settings will depend in part on the lighting. If this is not a paying gig and you can, buy the CD and enjoy the concert without worrying about video/audio taping.