iPhone 4 sound recording video test with Marshall JVM 410H and Gibson Les Paul.

While I was buying my iPhone 4, I dig YouTube trying to find answer for my basic question - what about the sound quality in loud audio and video recordings. Some people ask it still, that's why I decided to share this video. Hope it's helpful. In my opinion iPhone is the best phone for musicans where recording ideas in quite good quality is really important and You don't need expensive studio to record some notes anytime You feel the blues. Video from my rehearsal place finally edited in Sony Vegas 10 Pro with a little bit of gamma corection ;) I used my concert settings and presets which I play on stage with the same volume level. Feel free to ask questions. For more check us on Facebook (Allside) or visit our website : www.allside.pl

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[maciekc300]

Znam ten podkładzik, sam go miałem z jakiejś stronki, piękne solo :) Marshall lśni! :D Gibson tez świetny, cholera tez bym chciał wymarzonego Ampega i Spectora :)

[marcinkiewiczpawel]

@maciekc300 Hehe ;) Apetyt rośnie w miarę jedzenia ;) Mi też by się przydał Gibson Custom, Mesa Mark V dla poszerzenia brzmienia, do tego kilka kolorowych pudełek do podłogi, jakiś sensowny sterownik midi... BMW X6 żeby to wszystko wozić, no i piękna nowoczesna willa na skarpie, żeby mieć gdzie to wszystko trzymać :D Haha ;)

[musicstripes]

Hi. I love your tone! I just started recording a few videos myself, but can't seem to record/upload anything of higher quality than 480p. Could you share how you record them in HD and post them to YouTube without any quality loss (720p still)? Would appreciate it. Thanks.

[marcinkiewiczpawel]

@musicstripes Hi. There's no other posibility like HD in Your iPhone4. Than You can upload it on YouTube straight from the phone using Wi-fi connection. YouTube automatically recognize HD. In the other way. If You use some kind of camera that has not HD support, You can work with the video using software such as Sony Vegas Pro and after all effects and changes aded to the video, You can export it in HD mode and YouTube will recognize it too.

[moryc121]

O.o ; )

[krzysiek4501]

Jak zawsze Pablo WYMIATASZ ! :D