Great question!
You can do if a few ways.
1.)Have more than one camera recording during your performance and edit the footage together.
2.)Have one camera going and just repeat your performance and edit them together.
3.)Have someone who loves taking video shoot/edit for you
You can record several takes of audio and video if you are using the one camera method and just cut together the audio and video bits that you liked best. You can transition between cameras to give the vid more pizazz
if you are playing the same thing each time on guitar, then you synch the videos all up in your editor by using a "synch pop" just clap your hands so you get an audio pop and you can see where the clap is on the vid.
Todd
QUOTE (Arpeggio @ Feb 15 2016, 07:06 PM)
Wondering about this? Not sure if this is the right part of the forum.
I see some of the videos on GMC move between different camera angles. Surely unless you have more than 1 camera you would need to record video again for the section that has a different angle over which you would "mime" to the original track?
Regardless though, with only one single camera angle all the way, if recording both vid and audio at the same time you would need to press record for both (for me the buttons for audio and the video aren't near to each other). Wouldn't it be less hassle to record the audio first, then record the video separately (while playing the audio to hear so you can synchronize your playing), then put the audio and video together afterwards in an editor?
This way if you don't like the way you play a note but the video is perfect, or if you play the audio perfect but you move off-shot slightly on the video without realizing (for example), then you don't have to record both video and audio again due to an error on only one? or is that a cop-out because you are not really "playing" on the video, but instead playing over your own playing? What do you do?!
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Arpeggio Recording Video Feb 16 2016, 01:06 AM
