Need an easy and affordable way to improve the quality of your audio when using your iOS device to create content? The video capabilities of the newest Apple iPhones has opened the door for creators around the world to have the power to record and capture content right in the palm of their hands. Audio is a huge component that helps keep your audience engaged and brings a polished and professional feel to your work. In this video I go over how I struggled with audio when I first started and how I solved my iOS audio problems.
The Saramonic UwMIC9 was the system that worked best for my needs and fit into my budget at the time. This wireless system allowed me to attach a lavalier microphone to myself and/ or a guest. With a few additional cords I was able to connect the receiver to my iPad Pro through the USB-C port. This allowed me to improve the sound quality for my live streams that go through my encoding software and then directly to Facebook or YouTube. It's well built, affordable, reliable, and just an overall great tool to have in your arsenal. If you are working in the field or in your home studio this system will get the job done. There are other options such as the RODE Wireless Go and the Saramonic Blink 500 that are a little more portable and require less additional cords You will find that there is not a one fits all when it comes to microphones and audio. You will continuously need to add to your collection, but for me this was a great start.
I started SUBCULTURE, my own Live Streaming Service after several years for trial and error. I'm excited to share with all of you everything I have learned along the way. I hope you can use this information to help grow your small business or personal brand. I do provide consultation for businesses who are looking to start their own professional live streaming within their own marketing departments. Many business have found this to be a great tool to build their brand and connect with their target audience. If a live streaming platform is something you are invested in and you don't know where to start please reach out for a quote and I can help you get started.
Sammy Jo Feenburg
E-mail: SubcultureLive@yahoo.com
I hope you found this short video helpful.
