How to add reverb to video recorded with Shure MV88

fretfinder

Total Luddite question here... if you record a simple acoustic guitar and vocal video on an iPhone XS using a Shure MV88 mic, is there a way of adding reverb to the audio track afterwards? I don’t believe the Motiv app offers a reverb option. Thanks!

JMP220478

you could copy track into Garageband  - which you can load on to your XS - if you have have room for app - perhaps use from there on in as your go to recorder ..

just found this Thafknar  - another ios app - which really does just recording n reverb - looks very simple .. 

https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/thafknar-record-and-reverb/id572894725

alternatively send recording to a forum member n ask him / her to add some verb - of whatever types 

theres plenty of us here - with time on our hands ..

TheBigDipper

I've got an MV88. I don't think reverb is an effect you can get from either MOTIV app - audio or video. I've never tried to edit videos after recording them with Motiv Video.

Yesterday, I recorded a video with Motiv Video with a 44.1kHz WAV audio track. It stored the whole thing as a single MOV file in the Photos app on my phone. I have no idea how to split that out so I could import the WAV to a DAW, process it and stitch it back in again.  

paulmapp8306

If you use the motiv video app, not sure how you split   you can however use the motiv audio only app, then export that to a daw and add reverb there.

I've done that myself.

TheBigDipper

Me too. I've been doing a bit of audio-only mid/side recording into Multitrack DAW (rather than Motiv Audio or GB for iOS) and that works fine. The OP is making a video, though, and the resulting MOV file isn't quite so easy to process after recording. I believe it might be possible to strip the audio out using iMovie, then add reverb and then put it back - but I don't know anything about iMovie myself, so can't help any further.