Okay, I've had a Gopro Camera for a bit, but I didn't have a way to input my DAW audio into the camera, until now. I am really excited, because now I can quit using my ISight Camera that's in my mac, and go with the much cooler, much more portable Gopro. Comes with weird fisheye effect...

Anyways, please disregard the shitty playing; Do you notice any audio clipping? The meters seem cool but I can swear that I hear some sort of crackling or fizz (lol besides my tone) Can y'all lend an ear? I really feel tempted to cut by about 2db, but I thought maybe I should ask...

Yep it's distorted. Turn down your source audio feeding into your GoPro. 40 years as an audio/video guy gives me a feeling it's never gonna be great. If it was me I'd record direct thru some high quality preamps or mic your cabs with high end dynamic mics like Sennheiser 421s or the like into the DAW and use the plain old audio from the camera for sync only and then use the hi-fi stereo audio trax during video post. It's an extra step I know but it's pretty easy in Final Cut or Premier or whatever you use to line up the sync tracks.

Ok, I did cut the input by about 2.5db and also tried a couple of ultra clean patches on the Helix and the AxeFX.
Tomorrow I will experiment with separating the audio from the clip after I have recorded it. And see just how bad it actually is compared to my DAW recording, and I will try and incorporate some drums too just to see what's what.

Thanks!

-S

Awesome, having used both now, I strongly feel that having an external camera that you can set up for ideal angles and cool shots far outweighs using the computer camera. Having a dedicated camera will probably yield a higher quality image as well, since that's all it does and all it's supposed to do.

Wow, thanks man!


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