Dear SynthZone arranger people.

I guess I'm going to upload this video to my website, and it would help to have some views before I show it to potential clients.

I made this video using the Zoom Q4HD. The video looked a tad blurry when I watched it on my iPad 2, but it was crystal clear on my PC and LG smart phone.

Please tell me what you think. It's not very advanced keyboard playing, but at least it looks like I'm having fun.

Here's the URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3XnH1l7AMM

Great performance Larry. You are having fun and I k ow the audience was too!
Wish I had some of those dance moves!

I would bring somebody with you to use the camera so you can get different angles of the audience and you playing instead of 1 Position all the time.

Great idea Donny. Let's see some!
I will if you will.

Don....that's not gonna happen as Im not a video guy, recordings yes, videos no for me at this time..
I don't even have a HD audio input video HD cam except on my smart phone. No offense but I just tried to give my honest opinion on this as I saw it, maybe take alot of video clips from different performances and select only the "best moments" and make a video collage with "fade in swipes" producing a real prof look to offer clients,... if I'm being honest the "bouncing headset mic & wire" turned me off as well,... that would drive me nuts, but I guess some players like it,
I'm not one of them. The playing was great, enjoyed all the different sounds Larry used during the song, no problem there the S950 sounds terrific..!!

I thought you had the same Kodak Z18 video camera as I do.
It's inexpensive and has audio inputs.

Yes I have the Kodak ZX1 in a drawer somewhere....
but there are NO Audio Inputs on it to record only the onboard mic

Bummer, I HAVE to have the audio inputs!

This one is an older model
its not a bad pocket video recorder but just not for
Audio direct. Right after it came out so did Smart phones with better quality Video also. But for me if you gonna video yourself playing it should be "interesting to the eyes" instead of a stagnant stand alone scene all the time. But it requires at least two people, ....the player & a camera person to pan and zoom, angles, etc,.

I got really good results, both sound and video from mine. Had it on a tripod because I was alone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35DRJFIhEKE