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MY NEW PIANO or KEYBOARD! - Share Your Story! If you want good quality, be prepared to part with quite a lot of cash.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. I second what most have said about recording with microphones, and audio recorders (Tascam, Zoom, and such). That is, the video file will contain an audio track (probably in horrible quality) but it can be used as a reference point for the other audio recording, so you'll know where the playing starts and how to line up the audio with the video. Just line up the audio wave forms in the audio and video tracks, respectively. I use Powerdirector myself (subscription) but some of the popular free ones, are DaVinci Resolve and VSDC. What syncing audio and video is concerned, it can be done in any video editing software. If not, what Charles Cohen said about recording through Line Outs and Audacity. Just plug in a USB stick, and the manual will tell you how to record. If it's any of the newer ones, it might have a USB recording ability, which makes it easy to record in fairly good quality. The OP hasn't told us anything about what brand of DP he has.
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