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Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV
One of the biggest problems with live streams is the audio.
If you broadcast the music to most hosts you will likely be taken down for copyright. If you are also in charge of the sound for the event this is pretty easy to fix by just sending the audio from the field and the MC/announcers to the stream on an FX out on your sound mixer or something similar to that.
We also just do full field live streams, for inside the event having someone experienced with a shoulder rig or steady cam would be great but my preference for the live stream is to keep it the full field view so you don't miss any of the action.
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I'm honestly thinking at the moment that im just going to have my royalty free mix playing and take out game sound all together unless I can convince them to play my royalty free sound playlist mostly consisting of monstercat. If lack of a commentator is a problem, I'm sure someone on my team would love to be a commentator for the day.
For the next thing I personally find a full field view the while time boring especially in this game. The only problem I've seen in pull ins is that they miss something like a stack falling over. Being I'm recording the go pro separately from the source I could always pull out in post. I'm planning on sending in 3 freshman and 1 Sophomore to run the cast so their will be plenty of people to write something down like "in match 16 totes fell over and the camera didn't catch it. Another consideration is that being this is an off-season event and a late one of that its probably not being used for scouting purposes.
Thanks