UI24r Video editing workflow
phill
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TLDR: What's the best way to edit, cut and remix using the UI24r for recorded video production?
I am one of number of volunteers for a church with about 150 people in attendance on an average sunday.
In the worship band we usually have 2/3 vocals, 1/2 guitars + bass guitar, keyboard, drums and some times a sax or flute. The bassists insist on using his own amp and speaker, so does one of the guitarists because he has effects built in to his set up and the drums are currently un-mic'd. These are loud enough to not include them in the house mix. This, and the floor wedge monitors provide sufficient volume to also affect the house mix.
Whilst the volunteers can achieve a good house mix, the live stream suffers, which is the same main out as used for the house mix. We are unlikely to be able to provide a second mix for the live stream due to lack of volunteers etc.
The live stream usually averages about 5 live viewers with about 150 viewers after the fact. Given the constraints I would be happy if we could just remix the sound after, when the video is edited (mostly cut). Any suggestions for work flows to do this?
I am one of number of volunteers for a church with about 150 people in attendance on an average sunday.
In the worship band we usually have 2/3 vocals, 1/2 guitars + bass guitar, keyboard, drums and some times a sax or flute. The bassists insist on using his own amp and speaker, so does one of the guitarists because he has effects built in to his set up and the drums are currently un-mic'd. These are loud enough to not include them in the house mix. This, and the floor wedge monitors provide sufficient volume to also affect the house mix.
Whilst the volunteers can achieve a good house mix, the live stream suffers, which is the same main out as used for the house mix. We are unlikely to be able to provide a second mix for the live stream due to lack of volunteers etc.
The live stream usually averages about 5 live viewers with about 150 viewers after the fact. Given the constraints I would be happy if we could just remix the sound after, when the video is edited (mostly cut). Any suggestions for work flows to do this?
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To improve your church's video production using the Soundcraft Ui24R, follow this simple process:
Record Audio Separately – The Ui24R can record all 22 input channels onto a USB drive as separate WAV or FLAC files. This allows better audio mixing later.
Mix the Audio – Import the recorded files into a DAW like Ableton Live 10 Lite (included with the Ui24R). Adjust the levels, EQ, and effects to create a clear, balanced sound.
Sync with Video – Use a video editor like Wink: Video Enhancer & Editor to match the improved audio with your video. Wink helps with HD editing, removing watermark from video, noise reduction, and stabilization.
Final Editing – Merge the video and audio in your editing software. Ensure high-quality visuals and clear sound for a better viewing experience.
By following this, you can create professional-quality church videos that sound great for both live and recorded audiences.
While I entirely agree with Seemab I also am very familiar with church politics. Until you can improve your setup one or more room mics might help you.