If you do not have headphones on, you should not really have microphone recording turned on, it will feedback.
If you have headphones on, you can record the built in iPad microphone with little to no feedback. This is not really a misconception but a misunderstanding (Thanks Apple for letting us know) about the way audio is captured by screen recorder, as fas as i can tell it uses a multi track audio container within its capture codec, however most software will ignore the second track, and most video upload sites like YouTube will ignore it too, as far as i can tell the first track is always the built in audio, second track is the microphone.ġ Start Beatmaker and get yourself set up.Ģ Double click home and you will find the screen recorder button, long press this button to enable or disable microphone recording, once either microphone option is chosen, hit start recording (Note if your microphone setting is already set, you can just hit the recorder button, no need to long press) once you hit start recording, you will get a three second countdown to return to Beatmaker and start to do whatever you are recording. Screen recorder will always capture built in audio, but is capable of capturing microphone 'AS WELL' note that that is very important 'AS WELL' not instead of, so when you enable microphone recording, it is capturing the built in audio 'AND' the microphone, if you are listening through the iPads speakers, it will be distorted because you are getting feedback through the microphone.ģ "Screen recorders audio wont play back properly" Screen recorder always capture built in audio, it is designed to be started after you start the audio engine of whatever software you are using, I cant personally speak for things like Audiobus that work their way in to the audio engine of IOS to perform specific tasks, because I don't use it, but for things like Beatmaker it works every single time.Ģ "Screen recorders audio is distorted and messed up" Note however that even though it is left channel only recording, it pushes this to both left and right outputs for playback.ġ "Screen recorder doesn't capture built in audio" The only real bug i have found so far is that the built in audio is always left channel only, microphone is centred but may well be left channel too, there is no way to test this as far as i am aware. (All the recent install videos have all been direct screen records)
I have read a lot about people struggling with this, here is the lowdown so far in my experience.
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