How to Record Yourself with a Smartphone

Wed Sep 11 at 11 AM - 12 PM PDT
Wed Sep 11 at 11 AM - 12 PM PDT
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https://app.tonebase.co/clarinet/live/player/how-to-record-yourself-with-a-smartphone

tonebase Trumpet lead Ethan Chilton discusses how to work with a smartphone to create easy, beautiful recordings of yourself for the purposes of sharing performances or documenting your practice. He covers the absolute basics for novices as well as a few pro tips for connecting external microphones, editing videos easily, and sharing with others.

This live stream has been highly requested by tonebase clarinet members so I hope you'll take full advantage of it - as it may well help you in your tonebase journey âœ¨ðŸ¤©âœ¨

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    • Ethan
    • 3 wk ago
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    how_to_record_yourself_with_a_smartphone_checklist_PDFHow to Record Yourself with a Smartphone

    • Frank
    • 3 wk ago
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    Hi Ethan, 

    Thanks for the excellent information.  I am using a Zoom Q2n recorder to capture my practice session.  I would like to do some editing of the file like trim, crop or split.  Can you recommend any free PC app?  Thanks.

    Frank

      • Ethan
      • 3 wk ago
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       Hi Frank! I list a few apps in the PDFs... the best free PC tools for making simple edits and aligning the audio+video would be DaVinci Resolve or Capcut. DaVinci Resolve is a bit involved and technical, but it's insanely powerful. Capcut is much simpler. However a quick Google search reveals a few others: Clipchamp might be preinstalled if you have Windows 11, and PowerDirector is also nice. 

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