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Recording concert, audio problem

 
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Oct 01, 2012 18:04 |  #1

Using a camera such as a Canon G series, the sound level (of the concert) always overwhelms the audio recording in the camera, and in fact the music isn't recognizable at all due to the distortion. Has anyone found a way to get around this?




  
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i don't think there's a variable input gain on the camera's audio...not much you can do short of trying to make some sort of muffle. probably a lost cause.


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Oct 03, 2012 08:53 |  #3

You will need much more sophisticated and expensive audio recording equipment to make good sounding recordings. Recording concerts without permission is also prohibited by most venues and artists.


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Apr 05, 2013 18:26 |  #4

A lot of DSLR users utilize a handheld recorder such as a ZOOM H2 or H4n. ($100-300 typically). They feed that into the DSLRs Audio Input. Plenty of info about them on site here.


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narlus wrote in post #15071725 (external link)
i don't think there's a variable input gain on the camera's audio...not much you can do short of trying to make some sort of muffle. probably a lost cause.

Correct, I have a G12, tried to use in some concerts, you can't adjust the audio




  
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