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Multitrack DAW app on my iphone 6 plus and my guitar for Bailando!

pexfrapexfra
edited December 2014 in General App Discussion

hello guys!
I've used Multitrack DAW app on my iphone 6 plus for recording this, I have had more fun do it, I hope you like it! :)

Comments

  • Musikman4ChristMusikman4Christ

    Great job !!! I can imagine you also playing it with a classical string guitar. Keep up the good work!

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @pexfra very clear. Which mike are using there in the shot?

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Beautiful piece @pexfra. What apps are you using and who influenced that piece?

  • supanortonsupanorton

    Love it. Bravo!

  • pexfra_75pexfra_75
    edited January 2015

    Thank you for your comments! :)
    For answer you, I've used Rode NT-USB mic connected to my iphone 6 plus and only multitrack daw app for audio recording.
    Finally for video editing I've used iMovie app always on my iphone.

    Francesco

  • kitejankitejan

    Excellent!

  • WillWill

    Great playing. I'm sorry if this is an obvious question but did you record the video as an overdub or record three videos while recording into MTD?

  • pexfra_75pexfra_75

    Thanks!!!
    Not an obvious question at all!
    My workflow is first focus me on the audio part that is the most important and then the video editing part

    Francesco

  • NealHNealH

    @pexfra_75 said:
    For answer you, I've used Rode NT-USB mic connected to my iphone 6 plus and only multitrack daw app for audio recording.
    Francesco

    Hi Fancesco. Great work. I'm trying to get the Rode NT-USB to work with my iPhone 6s, but having problems. Were you using a lightening adapter and USB hub? Any idea of the makes or clues to your set-up? You're the only person I've seen make it work - and you've made it sound fantastic, so I want to persevere.
    Neal

  • hacked_to_pieceshacked_to_pieces

    @NealH said:

    @pexfra_75 said:
    For answer you, I've used Rode NT-USB mic connected to my iphone 6 plus and only multitrack daw app for audio recording.
    Francesco

    Hi Fancesco. Great work. I'm trying to get the Rode NT-USB to work with my iPhone 6s, but having problems. Were you using a lightening adapter and USB hub? Any idea of the makes or clues to your set-up? You're the only person I've seen make it work - and you've made it sound fantastic, so I want to persevere.
    Neal

    Here's how to connect it to an ipad should be the exact same procedure for the iphone 6s.

  • pexfrapexfra

    @NealH said:

    Hi Fancesco. Great work. I'm trying to get the Rode NT-USB to work with my iPhone 6s, but having problems. Were you using a lightening adapter and USB hub? Any idea of the makes or clues to your set-up? You're the only person I've seen make it work - and you've made it sound fantastic, so I want to persevere.
    Neal

    Hi Neal!
    Absolutely no problem with original apple lightning adapter on Iphone 6 plus!

  • BartlinuxBartlinux

    Hey, thats sound really great! Thx for Sharing!

  • NealHNealH

    That's great, Francesco. I'll look for the original lightening adapter. Any idea of the make of the USB hub (I presume you used a powered hub?).

  • pexfrapexfra

    @NealH said:
    That's great, Francesco. I'll look for the original lightening adapter. Any idea of the make of the USB hub (I presume you used a powered hub?).

    It's more easy! Not USB hub needed...
    Rode Nt-USB Mic -----> USB Cable ----> lightning adapter ----> Iphone

    @Bartlinux Thank you!!

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    flawless playing and a nice video B)
    I like the sound of the rhythm part, but what's played on the main screen seems a bit 'flat' in sound.
    Probably I'm kind of outdated, but still prefer a proper preamp versus any USB mic.
    The 2nd video shows how fiddling their operation can be - in particular if you have to adjust those dials time and again between live monitoring and playback.

    Don't underestimate those screens - the Rode 'on body' is a stylish piece of trash, eliminates some air bursts, but that's about it.
    (used a metal one myself and replaced it by a fabric type some day)
    The thing had an obscene price but it was way more effective - the magnifier glass revealed an unusual, random woven pattern.
    Screens with exchangeable foam pads also work exceptionally well and are a bit more affordable. 50 bucks may seem huge, but adressing a mic is a crucial aspect in vocal recording.

    This is by no means a diss towards Rode, but to complete the story - imh ears there's quite something lost on the main guitar part, the performance deserves more.

  • NealHNealH

    @pexfra said:

    >

    It's more easy! Not USB hub needed...
    Rode Nt-USB Mic -----> USB Cable ----> lightning adapter ----> Iphone

    Really? I didn't think that the iPhone would have enough power for the Rode mic without a powered hub. I'll try it!

    Thanks,
    Neal

  • carolopezcarolopez

    Hello! Does the mic work when recording video in an iphone?

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