What's up from Hong Kong

[GwaiRide]

What's up everyone, I have just started vlogging and just found this forum.

Little bit about me:
- been living in HK for 6 years
- ride a 2002 Honda CB400SF Vtec2
- teacher / business owner
- avid fan of alcohol and going out

Camera Setup:
- gopro hd 1 for video
- bluetooth helmet set and phone for recording audio

I started vlogging at the request of my dad who is stuck living in Africa and only has access to crappy 12hp, 125cc Chinese made road bikes. I thought, well hell, why not do some general vlogs for everyone to enjoy!

Hong Kong is a pretty insane city and it's a ton of fun to ride bikes out here if you can get out of the gridlock. Soo, check out my channel if you have time and feel free to make a request for a video.

 

[GwaiRide]

I guess I should have linked my youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/GwaiRide

 

[ToastToGo]

Welcome!!!! You are the first motovlogger I have seen from China. Very very very cool. Welcome to the forum.

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

welcome to the forums =)

 

[Yarek]

Welcome mate . Hopefully see a vid of the harbour as it was completely covered in fog when I visited a couple years ago during a tour of China (best holiday EVER!)

 

[GwaiRide]

Thanks for the welcomes. I'll do my best to get a good vid of the harbour, but as you know, it's always smoggy and overcast out here!

If anyone watched my monastery video, you'll notice my mic doesn't pick up sound other than my voice. What's the easiest way to splice my helmet mic and go pro mix so they are seamless? I have Vegas pro 10.


Thanks for the input!

 

[gpzDave]

Hi and welcome along!

my mic doesn't pick up sound other than my voice.

Man, I wish I had that problem...

 

[GwaiRide]

Yeah, it's an uncommon problem to have and I feel lucky to have found a mic setup that records my voice clearly, but there is absolutely no outside noise which makes it sound like it's been dubbed over.

 

[Bloodhay]

You sir have one of my Favorite bikes! Something about a low CC I4 with Vtec is just sex to me.

 

[GwaiRide]

It's a fun bike to have, but all the power kicks in when the variable timing starts at 6,300rpm. Anything below that and she's a slow poke. Good for running around town though. I still can't decide what I like more, the even power band of my old v-twin or the cb400's sudden rush.

Come over sometime, and I'll let you take it for a spin haha.

 

[RobinPhillips]

Have i seen you about on the Tai Tam Resivour Road, me thinks so ???

Im on You Tube too, come say hi ok

http://youtu.be/Z9f9KKkqGOQ