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Loud rumbling in video?
I took some videos at a concert (Bayfest) and I was right at the front of the crowd. I took some video footage of a few songs with my digital camera and the quality was great except for the audio. Since I was so close, all you can hear is a loud rumbling. Can't even hear the guitars or the singer....can barely hear the drums. Is there ANY way I can fix this so I can get these vids posted to youtube??
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- classicsatLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
It is probably not your content to post to Youtube anyhow. The performance is the copyright of the artists, and probably the event holders.
Your ticket was to just a license to come and watch the show, and at most any recording you make is for your personal enjoyment.
- 1 decade ago
In an audio sense, you're describing what happens if you try recording video with the lens cap on. There is no way to fix it later. The mic was overdriven, so you only got distortion, and that prevented the mic from even picking up the other stuff. So, basically, it's just not there to be fixed.
