Tell Her...Acoustic Cover

[musicturtle]

I think my sound is much better here. Used a Zoom Q2n_4k Handy Video Recorder. It's a wide angle camera(so I can put it quite close) with stereo condensers built in. Added some compression and reverb in Cubase.

[Tadpui]

That sounds surprisingly good considering it's the audio from a camera! It's crisp without being harsh or piercing, and the balance is good between the vocal and guitar. It's a little weighted towards the top end of the frequency spectrum...I'd like to hear just a bit more in the low end but not to the point of being boomy. Nice playing and singing, to boot!

[CrowsofFritz]

I agree with @Tadpui

It sounds great for camera audio. Also agree it sounds a bit bright, but it’s still good.

[vomitHatSteve]

That is really nice. Technology sure is impressive.

[stratmonkee]

Sounds great, I have that same camera and really like it! Have not used it much yet, but was thinking of recording my bands next rehearsal.
Good song, lyrics /performance very nice, enjoyed it!

[musicturtle]

Thanks guys.

@stratmonkee yeah ironically the sound quality on the camera is much better that the video quality(unless you have really good lighting).

I bought to record students singing for a virtual choir, too much work recording vocals and video separately and then trying to match them all together.

[Alison]

I had a moment before going to a gig and thought I'd stop by and I am really glad I did! @musicturtle that was SO nice! I love your voice!! Very impressive sound from that camera too. I may have to put it on my wish list.
Very well done!