Vimo Q's 4 Tips for Multi-person Audio Recording

Why is the sound of other people's videos always so clear and pure? But the sound of your videos is not satisfactory? Take a look at the following Vimo Q multi-person recording techniques. Maybe you are just one step away from "Great sound"!

In the case of multiple people recording, exporting audio tracks in post-production is a repetitive and time-consuming task. So what should we do if we want to process audio more conveniently and quickly?

Vimo Q's merge/split track output function may satisfy you. Not only does it support merging four channels into one track, but also supports the output of four separate tracks in Quad mode. It brings more flexible creative space for post-production and greatly simplifies the workflow.

If there are traffic sounds, and street noise in the surrounding environment when shooting and recording, how to avoid the noises affecting the shooting effect?

You may try Vimo Q's one-click denoise function. Comica's self-developed CalMix denoise algorithm can effectively filter out environment noise while retaining the purity and clarity of the original sound.

When going out for a picnic, camping, or hiking outdoors with friends, the sound of wind is often recorded in videos.

Therefore, Vimo Q is equipped with a high-density wind muff. At this time, putting a wind muff on the transmitter can effectively reduce the wind noise and device movement noise.

When multiple people are recording interview videos or event discussions, are there problems of voices "conflicting"?

In this scenario, when one person starts to talk, the others can turn on the mute function of Vimo Q. It ensures that the recorded video does not contain intrusion sound.

Want to get a clearer and purer sound?

Have you got the tips for Vimo Q multi-person recording? Try it now.