i know I'm off topic but I need some help on the type of camcorder that would be best to use to record some of my lines cadences i have tried using some different brands but it seems that the camera really doesn't pick up the bass so any recommendations on a good camera or one that you may use to record with thanks for the help.

There probably isn't any particular brand that's better than others. Each company has a wide range of models, some of which are going to be better than others. But with that said, the built-in microphone in any consumer-grade camcorder isn't going to give you wonderful sound quality. If you want higher-quality sound, make sure you select a camera that can use external microphones.

thanks ive been looking around for the ones that kinda said that but i have trying to find one that has that features with the Dvd feature were it burns straight to the disk but thanks for the help ill keep looking

Do you really need (or want) a DVD camcorder? Recording straight to DVD has one major plus: the convenience of being able to take a DVD straight from the camera and pop it into a DVD player or computer. But for that convenience, you've gotta deal with some other limitations:

* Camcorder DVD's can only hold 20 minutes of high-quality video, or 30 minutes of "regular quality" video. If you're recording anything longer, plan on swapping DVD's often. For comparison, a standard MiniDV tape can store 60 minutes of high quality video, and there are are also 80+ minute tapes on the market. Hard drive camcorders are limited only by the size of the hard drive installed.

* If you want to edit the footage you've filmed or transfer it to different media (like online), you'll have to import it into a computer, just like any other media type -- negating the convenience of a DVD camcorder. Video on DVD is MPEG2-compressed, which will give you lower quality source material to work from when compared to a MiniDV or hard disk camcorder. Not all video editing packages will work with DVD source material, either.

Because any of the video I film will be imported to a computer anyway, I find MiniDV and hard drive camcorders to be a whole lot more convenient than DVD. But if you just want something you can pop into your DVD player without editing, a DVD camera is the easiest way to go.