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I am trying to capture my electric piano audio with my mobile phones 3.5" input. What i did was use my electric piano's headphones output and connected it directly to my mobile phones 3.5" input. It works, but obviously signal is to strong for the mic input, so there is slight distortion of sorts on stronger notes.
I am wondering if there is a simple way to reduce the strength of that signal so my mic input could handle it without distortion ? Like, with a resistor ? Or maybe some 3.5" -> 3.5" converter that would do the job for me ?
I am recording some piano lessons using Samsung galaxy S7 camera. Till now i used external microphone and recorded the sound coming from electric piano's speakers. It worked fine, but sadly that also captures other sounds, like pedal squeaks, dog barking, etc. So i would like to keep all simple as it is, except capture audio directly from my piano. If possible i would like to avoid extra devices involved in recording, like my computer, etc. since its much easier to just have 1 device recording video and audio, so i dont have to deal with editing, syncing, etc. I am not doing any proffesional work, it doesn't have to be perfect.
I am trying to capture my electric piano audio with my mobile phones 3.5" input. What i did was use my electric piano's headphones output and connected it directly to my mobile phones 3.5" input. It works, but obviously signal is to strong for the mic input, so there is slight distortion of sorts on stronger notes.
I am wondering if there is a simple way to reduce the strength of that signal so my mic input could handle it without distortion ? Like, with a resistor ? Or maybe some 3.5" -> 3.5" converter that would do the job for me ?
I am recording some piano lessons using Samsung galaxy S7 camera. Till now i used external microphone and recorded the sound coming from electric piano's speakers. It worked fine, but sadly that also captures other sounds, like pedal squeaks, dog barking, etc. So i would like to keep all simple as it is, except capture audio directly from my piano. If possible i would like to avoid extra devices involved in recording, like my computer, etc. since its much easier to just have 1 device recording video and audio, so i dont have to deal with editing, syncing, etc. I am not doing any proffesional work, it doesn't have to be perfect.
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