You need to create video content but the audio is bad from the phone. You spend hours a week editing content in a DAW and video editor to release very little.

I don't like editing video and I hate the sound of the camera microphone. With Onetake you can use pre-recorded audio as backing for the audio input you record, or instead of the audio input (music video style miming). No Editing.

The audio input can be any device that the phone has access to. USB soundcards do work! The output can be wireless Bluetooth earbuds, while using the phone mic or the USB audio input to give you wireless freedom and hear the backing. This makes huge latency but that is no problem as the app syncs the video and audio input to the backing by delaying the recording. TLDR: the recording has all the parts sync'd.

With the auto latency feature, never sync anything in post ever again. Goodbye video editor!

- Audio input has 3 band EQ
- 3 Reverb types: Vocal(bright), Dark (room), Cabsim (for use with a USB soundcard or iRig type device direct from you pedalboard).
- Supports Bluetooth output and USB compliant audio devices as both input and output. You can use 2 devices at once.
- Video camera feed includes manual controls if you want less motion blur on content you create on the fly.
- Supports most of the cameras on your device (not telephoto).
- Backtrack is great way to make sync'd content for "music video like" snippets WITHOUT NEEDING TO SYNC in post. Immediately post your content to socials. Being able to play the backing with the mic/input allows you to create content much faster for playthroughs and decent video snippets.

Once you are happy with a take, give it a listen, and save it.

It is now in your gallery as mp4 and can be imported into your favourite social media app.

Issues:
1. Camera framerate is ideally 30fps 1080x1920 (Portrait). At some lighting conditions, you are better off using manual control of shutter-speed and iso as "auto" can sometimes drop framerate down to 20fps in darker environments.

2. High quality video is large. About 1MB a second. Would not recommend using this to shoot long format content as 3min of video will be approximately 180MB.

3. Currently the backing track is stereo but app is limited to only one input (mono). If you think stereo inputs (or 2 mono inputs) will be worth the clutter, request the feature.