do you mean it's playing through one speaker only or are both audio sources blending together and you want one on left and one on right speaker? Keep in mind Davinci Resolve editor acts differently than regular PC / Mac audio playback. I don't own an iPhone but I've found it to be a royal pain with several devices requiring adapters just to work properly especially if your phone is "Lightning" adapter which than requires a lighting an OTG adapter just to work correctly just like the DJI Mic 1 with iPhone adapter requires and OTG adapter from USB to iPhone Lightning just to get both left and right working.

@@sparkestudiowhen i finish the recording, the video plays vocals on left speaker (input1) and guitar purely out of the right speaker (input2), no matter what i do or try, that is always the result, if i do the splitter thing you’re doing, there is the obv massive loss in quality but it’s still a bandaid that doesn’t work as the output is STILL through left speaker

@@TWO_EZ There should not be a loss in quality with the hardware method unless your cables aren't of quality or your volume is too loud and causing the audio to clip. You'd have to do the OTG adapter thing I guess. Welcome to iPhone, sorry I hate purposeful imposed limitations that Apple does. Have you tried the "Open Camera" APP which I recommend in all my videos for Android phone users.

@@sparkestudiothanks for the responses! Yes i know the quality isn’t diminished by that much unless i’m loading a track via 1/8 into 1/4 going into the splitter The big issue is no matter what i’m recording, the very first input or second input is always registering as a left or right input into whatever device, so even with the splitter, sure a track or guitar/instrument with a mic going into the input1 or input2 it’s still going to not come out in stereo, certainly not on the iphone

@TWO_EZ if there is a better solution than I know of...iPhone users? feel free to toss in your solutions.

@@bigdspeedshop the most pro way to record is to record one thing voice or guitar and then wear headphones to do the other part to record it clean. The Zoom F3 has a mono and stereo option allowing a separate left and right speaker recording. Internal recording also separates left and right / or 2 files depending on the mono or stereo settings chosen.

@sparkestudio no option to record separately because we're shooting it video and editing will be a nightmare. So my question is narrowed down to whether to use the mono or stereo settings and mix in post. Thanks so much for the quick reply.

@@Lauren-qg7dq did you update the firmware to the newest version? I have pinned in comments my other video about the update and I might have showed how to update the firmware in that video

@ thank you. Yes I found your other video very helpful and have update the monitor.

@@YodatheHobbit you can't be serious? Or you had a brain fart because audio interfaces connect USB to PC, some to mobile phone and if you watched my other hot tip videos you would have seen me connect my mobile phone to the Zoom F3 interface. Infact half of all interfaces work with mobile phone. I have an entire playlist *hot tips* for different subjects. Use the Zoom F3 to connect any XLR to Mobile phones but that isn't a cheap option like this. And yes I have a cheap option but the 48 volts phantom power becomes what isn't cheap..

@@YodatheHobbit the shure XLR to USB device is over $100 and adds audio hiss, their was another brand with XLR to USB again adds noise. If you want a great XLR to mobile phone you need an interface that can do it... Scarlett Solo anyone. I still love my Zoom F3 and in my hot tips video I show how to record guitar with it, how to connect wired 3.5mm TRS lavaliers.

@@YodatheHobbit i changed the title to "3.5mm" microphone

@@Brandonarchambault you would have to set the camera manually to get proper lighting. Apature to control the depth of field, faster shutter speed should provide a sharper image. You may want to manually focus to set the focus on exactly what you want. And you want a color background that makes what ever other tone pop. So clearly not black or dark against black. Green background isn't very ideal despite having done it since green easily reflects onto the product you are capturing.

@@Brandonarchambault if you have bottom / lower edge shadow issues use a small key light to remove the shadow

@@sparkestudio good advice thank u! I guess it’s normal with this right boxes that when I take a photo no matter how close I get I still see the edges of the light box so that’s just an editing / cropping issue then, correct? Thanks for ur help.

@@sparkestudio awesome - thanks!

@Brandonarchambault correct, it could help flipping the camera 90 degrees as well and cropping. Whatever works best for you. The closer to the backing you are with the product the more room you have with front facing photos.

@@williestyle2345 79.99 USD and if you noticed I have a 10% discount code. Depends if it is worth while to you and how old it is that the battery is still good or not. Also depends what features matter to you. For a great price the Maono AMC2 Neo which I reviewed is only $59.99 plus my discount code 10% off ($54) has less self noise hiss without tweaking but less options than this. 45 isn't bad, $40 is hard to pass up on for value.

@@jairustablanza348 in this video I gave the good and the bad of each and different connections to PC, to mobile phone and to XLR. If you use a mobile phone or to XLR my opinion changes and did you notice the issue I showed you'll have with the AM8 when using XLR? In my review of the AM8 show the fix which still isn't overly secure, without the fix good luck keeping the AM8 in place but XLR for the AM8 is the best sound quality option so if it keeps moving is it the option for you or you can try the fix I show in my actual review of the AM8. To USB for me a toss up between the 2 and to the mobile phone with my voice I found the PD100X better but very minor differences.

@@XXLepic the PD400X has I found really nice tone. The mic for me had more self noise which isn't an issue I find unless boosting volumes in post edit. For game streaming the PD400X is going to sound better quality wise but I do prefer the smaller foam wind screen of the PD200X for looks, 400X for sound. I reviewed the PD400X and the PD100X, PM500, DGM20 as well.

@@blackganigaming626 i knew I had seen the Comica Ejoy Uni Pro before... That mic copied this one. Sorry if I missed that feature. I would recommend the PD100X, PD200X, PD400X and the PM500 over this one. I reviewed those all, they all have a tone that I found more pleasing and I think they are all newer than this mic and all of those mics reject more sound around it and all those mics have XLR AND USB.

@@LedZippo99 technically a direct connection rather than wireless should be best compared to wireless

@sparkestudio what I've been doing is leaving the me Mike on and the one transmitter on...when I'm in a congested area ...since sometimes you'll get a drop of audio connection and if they're both merged it'll keep a connection and not have an audio dropout.

@LedZippo99 good idea... But placement matters if they are separated the audio blending at different volumes could simply sound odd. If you got it to work for you, that's awesome 👍. I am curious how you make it work so the change in mic locations between the 2 don't sound off.

@@sparkestudio using both it wasn't as warm sounding.... almost like a slight reverb... but not too bad...

@LedZippo99 a very slight reverb makes sense. Wireless vs wired delay time is ever so slightly different.

@@bariakaushik sorry I don't understand the question... Are you saying if there is a difference for a laptop or mobile phone? With a laptop you can actually see the wave forms with a proper recording program but I wish you good luck finding a good program to do the same with the mobile phone to ensure your audio levels are proper. Often the audio can be recorded differently on a laptop vs mobile phone with different microphones which is why nearly every single review I do tests to Mobile phone and PC and to camera.

@sparkestudio ok

@@bariakaushik Maono has some really awesome software that works with the PD100X and PD400X mics that allows for tuning of the audio for some really awesome sound... Software is for both mobile phone and PCs. i reviewed those and the PD200x and other microphones from Maono. I would recommend the PD100X over this one since it has better sound

Mixcraft 9 Pro Studio

Nice! How are you finding the Scarlett Gen 4? I am going to review the Apollo X Twin Rev 2 at around the end of the month. I currently use the Presonus Quantum ES2 in the studio and the Zoom F3 when on the go. Since I live in Canada I have 2 review products held hostage by Canada post. A Movo audio interface with 2 mics, a 6 channel 24 bit / 96Khz mixer.

For more details not shown in this video with some comparisons to the Vocaster Two kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiTeXyQisieeac

Yorkville is the brand listed as a Low noise Instrument cable.

All you have to do is USB out to the PC. Many programs refuse to work nicely with 32bit float making linear the easy option. The volume to the PC can be adjusted using the plus minus on the interface when set to "audio interface" to the PC using a proper USB cable made with data transfer. Recording should also work with the Neutrik adapter I showed for the Presonus Quantum ES2 hack video I just uploaded.

Sadly if such information wasn't on my review video of this I can't really help. I didn't keep this or any of the 5 Maono interfaces I reviewed due to a lack of review and constantly upgrading to higher end gear... I just sold off my Vocaster Two and only have my Presonus Quantum ES2, Zoom F3 and am looking to buy a Universal Audio Apollo Twin X REV2 audio interface studio model that costs a bit more than $1000 USD

@@optimalsettings Does the sound issue persistent if connected both USB and XLR? If only XLR the audio interface could be the issue.

@sparkestudio tried just usb. but other people mentioned the his problem too. maybe ill try xlr next week.

@optimalsettings the audio I got is what you hear. If my mic sounds better maybe a few are defective. It is also possible to have a defective USB without a defective XLR..

Thank you very much I attempted to add a link to my video description but it fails to bring up the "exact" crank so here is a description so you can search your location Nitze Speed Crank for Follow Focus - T006-03 I was originally planning log ago to make an everything follow focus video comparing my Tilta Nano II wireless follow focus, with this follow focus with the crank and the Tilta follow focus whip that I also own. Simply haven't had the time, I work at a remote work location for 15 days and am only home for 6 and a half days.

@@sparkestudio u should make a video about whip focus and crank focus......cause i try to search entire youtube , no one do any review or benefit using crank and whip on the follow focus of any brand . if u make out, i will be the first person sure watch your video .

@@Damien_Rosol frequency response is the correct test... I don't want to listen to me either 😂 so embarrassing

@@sparkestudio lol

@@vanlloydsucia to connect to PC simply insert USB. If you have USB A only use a USB A to USB C adapter

@ is it already complete if I buy the creator combo

@@vanlloydsucia yes it is. I bought the camera separately but it would have been a better deal with the combo

@@lifeofyshag5282 if I could of, I would have. After this review I bought the TRS receiver to connect to the camera. It could be possible direct audio into a Go Pro or insta action camera I believe both of those have USB audio ports my Fujifilm X-S20 or my Sony A7C II do not have USB audio in ports.

@@sifainternationalchristian288 thank you and if your mixer has TRS 3.5MM OUTPUT. If you List closely when I had the external mic connected the sound wasn't perfect, was fine but not perfect. if Canada post would stop being on strike I could get my new audio 6 channel mixer for testing but I have a pile of gear stuck in the middle of nowhere right now

@ oh I see and yes the mixer has TRS 3.5 MM output. I do live streaming for church using a phone with prism live studio but I can’t connect multiple cameras, so when I saw your video showing multiple cameras I was excited,now if the sound is a problem that’s a big issue! But thanks for explaining.

@@sifainternationalchristian288 I like the Emeet S800 webcam far more. I don't believe there is any mic in option BUT if you have a computer OBS and making the input audio a different device works well. I reviewed the webcam on my Tech channel. I have 2 S800 webcams. If you're in BC Canada could maybe help (oh see you're in the United States). It's not easy to find great options all around for affordable prices.

@@sit07I would need to see a video to understand what you are asking.

@@avia4281 i owned the Rode Wireless Go original, Rode Wireless Go II and never experienced any battery swelling issues personally. In terms of mics the GO II is better. For budget options the Fulaim X5 that I reviewed is insanely good and has internal recording. If you don't need internal recording the Hollyland Lark M2 I reviewed (in USB) I also own to the camera adapter. What makes the Lark M2 great is it is smaller and lighter than nearly all other options and has noise removal option and with the newest firmware updates it works very very well.

@@aneulbis you're welcome. Everything is out of pocket including the fogger. At this time I am out at a remote construction site working as a construction electrician. When I am back home in about 5 days i can check which fogger... But what would work even better is tossing together a quick review on my Sparketech channel, link is in the description of all my videos including my channel main page information. I purchased the fogger 1 year ago on Amazon, the fog juice you use also makes a difference for the fog produced so I'll also show what I use and some movie scenes from movie scenes I made using it.

@@sparkestudio that would be even better, you're right, can't wait to see your video!!~

@@aneulbis I haven't forgot about you. I finally started recording the review today. Almost done the filming, simply need to add the basic specs and an ending and then spend the next 6 hours editing. Editing a video when making it fancy takes a lot of work.... especially because I sold off my second camera and made B roll footage using the same studio camera. Selling off a lot of gear because I ordered in pro audio equipment... Apollo Twin X Rev 2 thunderbolt edition, Lewitt Pure Tube mic studio edition, Aston Microphones Halo noise isolation shield.

@@aneulbis Uploaded the review kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6Tdanupi8-Aaas

@@sparkestudio thank you so so much, I'm going to watch it right now!~

@@JomojangAbbasi thank you

7:12 not sure if that is your answer.

@@Rememberthepathpodcast i might have cuy parts of this review to make it shorter. I can't check until after November 28th cause I don't work in town or in a place with computer access to restore original not shorted video.

@@Lumiscapeyou thank you. Monitor out I found works best for the best sound. If you need any assistance feel free to send video on Discord if it isn't simply to explain. Currently at a remote construction site for 1 more week. In a few weeks I should be trying out a much higher end mixer from Acoustify.

@@GratefulDan603 these specific cable model did you get and which Android phone. Pin out for PD / QC matters since there are a pile of USB standards. I still use the green cable without issues but it is limited to the Quick Charge spec of the cable. I actually personally shopped for Chubby cable for different products.. That video is on my tech channel. What I paid for and what I got..m the mouse pad wasn't quite as expected.

@@GratefulDan603 knowing the exact cable means I can test it and see if they are being honest about the spec.i have 2 USB cable testers. They provide real time wattage and spec read outs. Where I shopped chubby cable kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6jOn3R3rJWlb80si=sykxi7lXC4ze6Fiw I notified the company about what I found good and bad including a courier service issue.

@@grayhamgrayhamson1466 I've pretty much stopped using the MKH50. Last 4 videos or so it has strictly been the Rode NTG5 I've been using. When I worked as a background actor I found they also used the Rode NTG5 over the MKH50 because they found it has a darker sometimes muddy tone... It can sound great but it isn't a very forgiving mic like the Rode NTG5 is. It plosives easier, the speaking angle is finicky as well. The NTG5 for me is better with my voice and is simply more predictable when moving around.

@@grayhamgrayhamson1466 I found the Lewitt Ray sounds fantastic with the Presonus Quantum ES2 interface which has a nice warm tone almost like a tube AMPLIFIER gives.

@@rodantedevera6523 i have the review where I used the Bluetooth in my pinned comments. I stopped using this interface almost immediately after this review. I already owned and reviewed the AM100 which is an upgrade over this interface... Also much more expensive... Also the Neo C2 and the AM2EA from Maono.

@@zogun the zoom F3 can do it all and has 32bit float. I am stuck using a mobile phone and am at a construction site for another 12 days zero computer access. It is difficult for me to check anything about the Zoom H5... The zoom F3 I have a Hot tips video series on how to connect anything to it. I connect my phone, an electric guitar wired lavaliers etc

use 1/4" dual male to what ever single connection you need to female 1/4" or female XLR

software wise windows no longer has the option to change but OBS has a mono setting to make both speakers play through, almost all programs have the option to select left or right speaker audio

How about if i using 1 input for guitar and another input for mobile phone using for backing track...i use Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 gen 4.... doesn't i get for stereo or mono??.....plus i don't have laptop or pc

@@razindrz3916 i take it you mean recording to your mobile phone? You can either use the hardware hack or open camera and set the software to stereo or mono. Also Davinci Resolve is stupid. You may find that you play back your audio on the computer and both speakers work but not Davinci Resolve editor until you change a setting in the program.

@@razindrz3916 Voxbox audio editor is a cool program for simply recording Audio

USB A situation is in the user manual but how many people read a user manual before purchasing.

44cm long, 30 cm wide by 17cm depth. max opening size of main compartment.

@@MissJnet if you can figure out which Y splitter works with your mic it should work. In my video description I should have links to purchase cable Y splitters.

Fifine AM8 or even the Maono PD400X or the PD200X with USB to make the sound the way you want it. Depends on what you are doing and use case because without you telling me how would I know if a dynamic microphone is the one for you to use. For a mic that picks up everything and is good for voice acting I would totally Presonus PX1 if gaming streaming or pod casting I'd stick to dynamic mics.

@sparkestudio honestly just want something that can catch my voice clearly if I'm in vcs or wanna record something random or podcasting, I've been using my razer headset mic for a long time and it sounds so bad 😂😂

@sparkestudio found the one you reviewed for 70 or 80 with the entire set

@@sparkestudio thoughts on the MAONO AU-PM320 Professional XLR Condenser Microphone Kit?

​@@CharmingMajor Ah the same mic include with the AME2A which I reviewed kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnXRXpqtjLWJnbM Not a very dynamic sounding mic but the audio interface included in my review has an equalizer that really makes it sound more expensive than it is the Fifine AM8 sounds better and has better noise rejection... and Yes I reviewed the AM8 with the desk stand which is the AM8T kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpOpl4WIdryDkLc If I want a cheapo USB mic the Vegue VM50 which I also reviewed it amazing for the price. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5u4in2Pic50odE

You can change your software to 1 channel left or right audio or you can use the hardware method and it's always one instrument to both speakers. With a guitar get a female 1/4" to dual male 1/4" and done.

@@forename_surname it was from messing around trying to get manual colors set. Outside and even with auto in very bright conditions in sunlight this struggles. Record in shaded conditions... I have to check if there is new firmware / to fix the issues I had experienced. I had a better experience with their S800 webcam I reviewed on my tech channel. It was good enough to record my review of the S800 secretly having purchased a second camera when Emeet set only 1. The most impressive gear I have tried is their high end Bluetooth headphones again reviewed on my tech channel... It kind of sucked without the updated firmware but installing the mobile phone software instantly recommended the update. Really loud with great reception distance and noise cancellation. I recorded both the speaker and the built in mic and the boom arm mic audio.

11:06 was 720P default out of cam. 1080P is noticeable better quality