Merlin5
Gold Member
I would like to record video and audio of acoustic drums at home while playing to mp3s. I'd record the audio and video of the drums with my Zoom Q3 HD using its built in twin mics, while listening and playing to the mp3 song. I would then need to sync that recording with the mp3.
Currently I don't have a computer available so I want to try and edit it all on my phone. What I would need is software to import the video, plus it's drum audio track in visible waveform, plus the mp3 audio in waveform. So three timeline layers that I could move backwards and forwards to sync it all up. I've looked at PowerDirector for Android but it looks like there's only one audio layer even though you can have multiple video layers.
Is there other software for Android that can do this? It's a pity that using the line-in on my Q3 disables the mics, otherwise I could have fed the mp3 to the line-in (with electric drums it's easy as they and any mp3 both get recorded together via line-in) and recorded everything together without any need to sync it afterwards. It's basically one or the other, either the mics or the line-in.
Currently I don't have a computer available so I want to try and edit it all on my phone. What I would need is software to import the video, plus it's drum audio track in visible waveform, plus the mp3 audio in waveform. So three timeline layers that I could move backwards and forwards to sync it all up. I've looked at PowerDirector for Android but it looks like there's only one audio layer even though you can have multiple video layers.
Is there other software for Android that can do this? It's a pity that using the line-in on my Q3 disables the mics, otherwise I could have fed the mp3 to the line-in (with electric drums it's easy as they and any mp3 both get recorded together via line-in) and recorded everything together without any need to sync it afterwards. It's basically one or the other, either the mics or the line-in.