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Monday Mailbag – Video Recording on the iPod Touch

January 16, 2012 by natalie 5 Comments

I’ve been looking into buying a tablet or something similar to use in my studio.  I would like to be able to record video and watch it back right away, and then later upload to YouTube.  Would the iPod Touch work well for that?

At this point I pretty much feel like the iPod Touch can do anything, including transport you into the galaxy. 🙂 I use my iPod Touch almost every day to do video recording in the studio. Here are a couple recent videos I’ve shot in the studio using the iPod Touch exclusively:


This is a short compilation I put together using the free Splice app.


This narrated video was done using the free Videolicious app.


Here’s a simple, straight from the device, rendition of What a Friend We Have in Jesus that I recorded in preparation for the Christmas Recital. It’s as easy as finishing the recording and then selecting the option to upload it directly to your YouTube channel. The iPod Touch does all the work of connecting and uploading while you can move onto something else. Within minutes, the video is live and accessible to the world!

I’ve done lots of video recording over the years and this is by far the simplest and most efficient approach I’ve found!

Remember, if you have a question you’d like to contribute to next week’s Monday Mailbag, leave it in the comments below or send me an e-mail sometime this week with Monday Mailbag in the subject line!

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