Podcasting on Your Phone! A Starter Guide on Mobile Recording!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- TEAM SGG PATREON / somegadgetguy Podcast on your phone! Recording and editing audio is a LOT easier today, and even inexpensive phones are PLENTY powerful to get the job done! Here are some tips and tricks to get you started. When you want to take your show on the road, you don't NEED to carry a laptop! Let's go!
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I need a meme of "audio engineering is my passion" but it's compressed to 8kb and super crackly
I'll send you the source if you want it LOL.
This is such an amazing, useful video to have available! Looking forward to trying some of that Audio Editing software, especially now that I have the Pixel 7 Pro...definitely STILL want the Xperia so I can do these on a headphone jack
For my LG phones, i always used an app called HI Q Voice recorder which let you record even WAV files and you can set the input to ''Unprocessed'' which will disable that destructive noise reduction
Oh nice! I gotta try that. Drove me nuts on the V60 that I had these GREAT audio tools built into their apps, but then I couldn't disable the processing.
@@SomeGadgetGuy Yeah the sound quality is really good, i even recorded a voice over video with an USB C condenser mic, you get pure RAW audio recording
I might try that for my V50.
Aw man, I can't wait for the world to embrace general computing on a phone, our handsets are so good why do you even need a PC?
Just need more developer interest in some of these outlier uses. It's already pretty good now, but we could certainly use more support and choices.
Because enabling wired video output on a smartphone will disrupt their Android tablet and Chromebook laptop sales, simple as that.
Because a pc can take you places a phone most deffinatly can’t. Lol.
That’s why this is a “STARTER “ set up lmfao.
Per your recommendation in the SGG Discord, I picked up the Rode WG2 to use with my LG V60. Using a capable USB-C cable (I purchased Rode's short one) it bypasses all of the issues you may run into with the overly aggressive 3.5mm jack.
I've recorded video podcast on my LG V60, edited in Powerdirector (Android) and uploaded all from my phone with the help of a Nexdock. It has been amazing having everything that I need without the requirement of a full Windows laptop.
Lastly I'll add, if you're going to be doing a lot of interview style podcasts with the WG2, it's really worth it to pick up a set of Rode Interview Go adapters. They do an outstanding job of removing plosives into the mics.
Happy Podcasting!
I love to hear it!
Wow! Going to try podcasting on my mobile!! Thanks for this video 🙏
Really likes that video, would love if you continue with that kind of video. Please keep updating
The rode and dji kit although expensive but so so worth it.
I chose to fix my Pixel 4a5Gs broken screen rather than replacing it with the Pixel 7 precisely because of the headphone/mic jack. Can anybody point me to a simple y-cable splitter that will let me use my Deity D3 Pro shotgun and simultaneously monitor with headphones?
Absolutely right bro about the audio compression through the headphone jack of the LGV60. The only way I could bypass that problem when recording audio with an external microphone was using a USBC to 3.5mm dongle.
So frustrating. I desperately hoped we would get a toggle to disable it in the pro mode. I was annoying ANY LG rep or engineer I could speak to LOL.
@@SomeGadgetGuy Imagine my surprise when I did my first film with the LGV60 after successfully coming from the LGV40 and had to reshoot all the scenes with dialogue!!
Ugh. I believe it. I tried TWO vlogs with the V60 and pretty much noped out after that. It sucked because the camera and optics were legit better, but I had to use other solutions for audio.
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Thanks for making a video on this topic.
This is great content Juan!
It's why I bought a lg v10, to record college classes then got 2 lg v20s. Love my lgs
The audio GOAT.
Thank you for this video. Im trying to set up a small video podcast with my phone if possible but im runningbinto some problems i cant seem to solve. I have the xlr mics and a rode streamerx butbdont know to capture video and audio at the same time. I will be rewatchingvyour videos untill i can get it figured out 😂 thank you
Talk, please, about audio podcasting. How to save and broadcast
I still don't believe that Android can fully replace Windows for daily productivity work, but smartphone SoCs are so powerful nowadays that I always wonder why people would buy a Chromebook laptop. Of course some might say because of desktop GNU Linux support, but you can have desktop GNU Linux on an Android smartphone with Termux-X11 commands or using Andronix.
Agree, I would advise getting an external monitor with keyboard and mouse if you need a laptop like experience. But you'll get much more bang for your buck and it can do the same as a chromebook
And we'd just want to ask, are the majority of Windows users really USING Windows to a degree where they could not replace Windows with a good Android desktop mode? Given the sales popularity of low cost Chromebooks, I would surmise that many folks are NOT using Windows to that level.
iOS especially ipad os with GarageBand especially on the recent USB c ones makes it effortless
Thanks so much for this!
There's something so cool about whipping out a phone a mic and a little square to do the same thing as somebody using a $30,000 camera and a truckload of equipment, the future is small😁!
This is great, valuable information!👍👍
Hello sir, you should try the Kinera Gramr Boom Mic for iems. Great product. Excellent sound quality.
I'll look it up, thanks!
Feeling that loss of 3.5 jack on the pixel. It won't let me use 2/3 of my external mics while recording.
What podcast kit do you recommend
I am planning on getting the latest Samsung 23. I currently have the FE 20 or whatever. Do you suggest I keep the older one for audio?
Juan how about using your phone to record the video and using a “minimal” set up that’s not quite mobile?
Any chance this would work with a low end chromebook?
I always thought to create a podcast with my phone or tablet since USB C made connecting to interface possible and basically you just need a decent mic to make a portable podcast studio
Been trying to tell people. It's not as hard as folks seem to think it is.
Let's not forget abiut the desktop feature on android that will allow you to finish the editing with the comfort of the monitor, multile windows, keyboard and a mouse.
I hope it remains functional. So far Android 13 has broken all the "stock" video out modes. Dex, Moto ReadyFor, LG Screen+, and Honor desktop all work great, but the android dev option desktop mode is junk now in A13.
@@SomeGadgetGuy Oh no.... That's a bummer!
What is a "middleman" tool that will allow me to intercept both microphone and speaker sources using USB-C or a 4Pole Headphones Jack?
Android disables audio recording while using any App with a Phone feature. Which includes everything from Video Calls to Twitter Spaces.
A couple work arounds, but it can get frustrating trying to make those work. It REALLY depends on the context and what you're trying to record. You could pull the output from something like a Bluetooth DAC. Or if you have decent data, you might just want to use a web service.
Now if only there is a device you can use with your phone that gives you a larger dispaly and a keyboard, Hmmmm 🤔
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