【36】How to record DOPE Exhaust Audio / Video 🔊 ( Hero 11 + ZOOM H2N )

#yamaha #yamahar1 #r1 #yzfr1 #yzf #wsbk #motogp #goprohero11 #gopro #zoomh2n #zoomcorp #zoomaudio #motovlogsetup
In this video I take a deep dive in my video setup for recording those crispy visuals + dope exhaust audio. I use hero11 as my chin camera and Zoom H2N as my external recorder.
_____________________________________________________________________
✋ Social
Tiktok: / brownyonwheels
Instagram: / brownyonwheels
⚙ R1 Modlist
Puig all black windscreen
Evotech brake and clutch
Evotech front and rear axle sliders
Evotech rear paddock pins
Evotech front radiator grills
Evotech frame sliders
Rizoma stealth mirrors
Rizoma front signals
MCS rear progressive signals
Blaster X tail light with flasher mode
Quad lock wireless charger and voltage controller
Domino race grips
Graves Motorsport keyless gas cap
RPM Carbon fibre tank extender
RPM Carbon fibre tyre hugger
RPM Carbon bellypan
Eazigrip tank pads
GBracing engine crash covers
Spark Exhaust titanium system
Servo buddy + servo valve removed
Dyno tuned on dyno jet
Power up 2 front and rear tyres
JL Design fender delete kit
Benza Performance turn signals
📸 Video & Audio gear
Canon EOS R6 | 85mm 1.8 | 35mm 1.8
GoPro Hero 7 Black
GoPro Hero 11 Black ( Media Mod )
GoPro Audio Adapter
Sony ECM cs3 ( Helmet mic )
Zoom H12 (External Mic) usually sits in the jacket.

[@bugajakab5605]

This is an “All in One” tutorial video for motovloggers. Thats all you need, not less, not more. Bro you did a great job!

[@brownyonwheels]

Glad to hear that. Thanks.

[@lykos_gr7101]

Not all heroes wear capes.You explained every single aspect and left nothing aside ! Well done mate .

[@brownyonwheels]

Cheers man. I appreciate it. I hope this will help ya. All the best.

[@demons1000rr]

Amazing man!! I'll be buying this asap

[@averyyoutube]

Have an entirely different agenda, but planning to use a GoPro and a new Zoom or something similar, and nice to see how you pulled it all together. Nice video brotha.

[@brownyonwheels]

Glad could help. There is no proper video on how to do it. So I thought of doing one. All the best.

[@proto7688]

this is nice!!!! thanks!

[@hassamtariq]

Duuddddeee! you have no idea, how much time you saved for a beginner like me. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@brownyonwheels]

I am glad! :)

[@Dirtyratzzz]

This was very helpful! Thank you

[@brownyonwheels]

I am glad

[@JoaoMartins-ds7yw]

Your video just popped outta nowhere and I am grateful it did. I'm shooting a test ride on January 21st on a 2022 R1. Now I know which settings are better for the experience. Instant follow. Great video. Keep it up man 🙏👊😎

[@brownyonwheels]

Cheers and thank you 💪. All the best for your r1 man. Your message just made my night.

[@Bakker_74]

Amazing tutorial 👍👍👍

[@chapi2838]

Thank you so much for this great Video❤️❤️

[@brownyonwheels]

Glad it was helpful! ❤

[@Rickontwowheels]

great video man, i run the zoomh1n works well

[@kdmotovlog]

HELPFUL!

[@brownyonwheels]

I'm glad!

[@rajkunwarsingh159]

Very nice tutorial! Will try the GoPro settings and ND Filters.

[@brownyonwheels]

😅

[@millimusic]

thank you

[@RegularRider]

Hey man nice video. I do have the h1n and still doing a great job recording. Where do you place your recorder btw? under the seat? or in a backpack? Keep on making videos mate.

[@brownyonwheels]

I use a waist pouch / bumbag.

[@MotonekoRides]

Great tutorial! One of the most comprehensive I've found :) I believe the H2N has an audio-out jack? I've wondered if wiring it into the GoPro's mic port would be worth it at all?

[@brownyonwheels]

I am sure you can wire in but I just hate having wires. I have seen a guy crashing on a corner because the cable flapped around and got stuck in his handle bar. So I don’t take any chance with that.

[@brownyonwheels]

I am glad you found this helpful ✌️

[@MotonekoRides]

@@brownyonwheels I might test it to see how it works with quality but I imagine that it'll be better independent and just completely nulling the GoPro's audio. If I do, the wire will be threaded up through the jacket so that it can't flap anywhere. Shall see, gotta get the mic first.

[@sonyramirez7087]

Hey, thank you for this 🙏🏻 very useful, already tested both of them and got pretty good results, just need to adjust a little bit through extra testing. Any advice for night rides?

[@brownyonwheels]

Try removing all nd filters at night and then slowly up the iso if it’s still dark.

[@mujahed1969]

I am officially number 1000 subscriber 😊

[@brownyonwheels]

Thank you man. Appreciate the support. 🫰

[@Joejjee]

Got the same setup and followed your steps. Audio is fine but the video tends to be a bit grainy and the lighter parts are very bright. Last time I used an ND16 filter. Will try with the ND32 next. Any tips on how to tackle the sharpness? Increase shutter speed?

[@brownyonwheels]

Increasing shutter will loose the motion blur. If you want sharpness you can up in go pro. Also record in 4k may be? What GoPro ? Grainy video is likely cause your iso is too high.

[@Joejjee]

@@brownyonwheels Been recording in 5.3k on a gopro 11 with ISO at max 200.

[@finnrmn]

where is the link for the light filters from telesin? :)

[@brownyonwheels]

TELESIN Polarizing CPL ND Filter Kit for GoPro Hero 11 10 9 Black, CPL ND8 ND16 ND32 Filter Lens Protector for Go Pro 11 10 9 Action Camera Accessories amzn.asia/d/cDz9sco

[@AliiaZBeatz]

10:06 whats the difference between 48khz and 96 ? Im using the h4nPro and can’t figure out the right settings

[@brownyonwheels]

You won’t hear the difference in sound unless you work and operate at studio level. 48 is fine.

[@brucenguyen190]

Do you use LUT on Adobe to color grade the footage?

[@brownyonwheels]

Yes. I have made my own.

[@brucenguyen190]

@@brownyonwheels would you mind sharing? I have try some LUT preset but none look as good as yours.

[@sirsvartmes]

Hi there, have you tried connecting H2N straight into the GoPro Media mod? Or do you know if it works, would be nice to skip the audio sync.

[@brownyonwheels]

I am sure you can buy I wouldn't like to have a cable dangling on me when I am on speed.

[@sirsvartmes]

@@brownyonwheels Thanks for the reply. I was planning on "hiding" the cable under the seat and up to my tail bag / under seat compartment. I am using chest mount so the cable will not be so much in the way I think

[@brownyonwheels]

@@sirsvartmes it will be a hassle over time. It's would be ok to try it out but very annoying setup. Give it a shot 💉

[@sirsvartmes]

@@brownyonwheels might be, but its part of the process, sometimes it works sometimes not 👍🏻

[@bhutanity]

Great. What if one has edited video and audio is same length? And how to insert or replace zoom audio with GoPro audio. So that when I edit visual..audio also gets edited same time..?

[@brownyonwheels]

Not sure if I got your question. But I'll try. Please correct me. You can unlink the audio from go pro. That will give you the freedom of cutting the audio and shifting it around, mute or play it how you like.

[@bhutanity]

@@brownyonwheels alright. Understood.

[@bhutanity]

@@brownyonwheels I will first import audio and sync it with video(visual) then edit. Thanks a ton 🙏

[@bhutanity]

@brownyonwheels Sir, have you tried connecting Zoom h1N with all new action cam ace pro ?

[@wpkambiancesounds]

What about if you have multiple split clips? Will this still work without audio drift?

[@brownyonwheels]

Best practice is to let the video and audio just record and then clip in editing. If you want to do multiple clips. You will just need to start and stop the recorders. No way around it. What I would advice is to make callouts. Like, Recording 1 (clap clap clap) Recording 2 (clap clap clap) etc.

[@wpkambiancesounds]

@@brownyonwheels I figure it out. I let Gopro and audio recorder record the whole time im riding. In post the clips are split but i just line up the audio manually. Your answer is still valid though. Thank you!

[@whoskhi1913]

Are able to talk in videos if the mic is that far away

[@brownyonwheels]

It’s only for exhaust sound. Not for your voice.

[@moto.willox]

Is the settings on the h1n the same as h2n?

[@brownyonwheels]

They should be. Except selection of mics.

[@RenkliPijama]

I put rode wireless go 2 in my backpack to record the exhaust sound. -30 gain setting but the sound still explodes and crackles (mt-09 akrapovic) Do you have any advice?

[@brownyonwheels]

Rode aren’t meant to handle high bitrate to recover peaks. They are for made for interviews, voiceovers etc. you will need something like h1n or h2n. I use rode wireless go 2 for videos etc but not for exhaust sound.

[@RenkliPijama]

@@brownyonwheels thank you bro

[@brownyonwheels]

@@RenkliPijama no worries man. All the best 🖤

[@RenkliPijama]

@@brownyonwheels zoom h4n pro cheaper than h2n, is it h2n better than h4n?

[@brownyonwheels]

@@RenkliPijama you don’t need h4n. It’s huge and not really portable. You will need a backpack to carry it. The form and size factor of h2n is perfect. H4n is over kill. I have zoom h6n that I barely ever use.

[@user-ny4qq2uo9l]

where do you keep zoom h2n??😭

[@brownyonwheels]

In the waist bag. I explain in the video.

[@nulla9601]

Is the H2n worth double the price of the H1n?

[@brownyonwheels]

You don’t have to. I upgraded because I could and also h2n have different pattern + mic you can choose to record with. Unlike h1n that needs to be placed In a certain direction to pick up the exhaust sound nicely. H2n is bit more versatile. But you don’t have to have h2n. H1n will do the job.

[@FatBiscuitYT]

I've tried every backpack, waistpack and fanny pack I own and I still can't get rid of wind noise. I managed to get rid of the noise the mic makes when moving around by stuffing cloths inside, but wind noise is still the killer even going at 20mph. Any ideas?

[@brownyonwheels]

I use a waist bag. But I always position the bad behind me. That usually works for me.

[@FatBiscuitYT]

@@brownyonwheels Yeah that's what I do, plus I'm a big boy so you would think there would be more cover from the wind but i guess not. will have to play around more.

[@brownyonwheels]

@@FatBiscuitYT have you tried turning it on and off again, kidding 😂. But try wrapping your recorder in a fur sleeve or something ? What mic you are using ? Can you change the polarity of the mic to only record the back facing sound ?

[@FatBiscuitYT]

@@brownyonwheels Yes, same mic H2N, and I use a windscreen muff from Amazon. Then wrap the mic with microfibre cloths to stop it from moving around. It's only wind noise I get nothing else. I use the same settings as you and face it the same way,

[@brownyonwheels]

@@FatBiscuitYT I am actually now keen. Try few things. Drop the gain a bit then up in post. Secondly if you lean a lot. May be try to not lean so much if you do? I know it's a stupid solution but, Just for testing. So we can narrow down your the causes. Other solution which I find best is to put the mic under the tail cover / rear seat cowl. You got space there ?