Rammstein Live 8K Front Row Feuerzone | San Antonio, Texas 2022 | FULL SHOW 

The two most important settings have to do with controlling the light being captured for your footage, they are ISO and Shutter Speed. ISO controls how sensitive the camera's sensor is to light, and since for the majority of the show there is plenty of light (between the stage lights, LED screen, pyrotechnics, etc), I set ISO to my camera's lowest value at 50 (your camera's settings may have a different lowest value). The main setting I controlled throughout the performance was the shutter speed, which is the length of time that the available light is allowed to make contact with the sensor. For the majority of the performance (when there was adequate but not too much stage lighting), I had this value set around 1/125. During sections where there was an enormous amount of light, such as when there were major pyrotechnics occurring, I would raise the value to 1/350 or even 1/500 to let less light onto the sensor, allowing me to capture the details present within the flames. Sections of the show where there was very little to no light would have me drop the value to 1/90 or even as low as 1/30 to raise the amount of time light was allowed onto the sensor (note that if you have this setting at its lowest point and you still cannot see what's occurring, you will have to raise your ISO level slightly until you can see what's occurring). If you watch my footage, you may be able to tell when a visual setting is changed, that was the shutter speed and i would change as needed whenever the amount of light present changed dramatically, or in anticipation of pyrotechnics. The biggest things to watch are how stage lights and smoke look: when the ISO and shutter settings are dialed in properly, you should be able to make out detail on both light trails and on smoke plumes. I hope this helps you out. One last thing: the frame rate you choose will make a big difference on the necessary amount of light, and as such the values I defined were for 24fps filming, and may not look the best on your footage if you choose 60fps. All this means is that your ISO setting will likely have to be higher by default since you have more frames to generate and you'll need your sensor to be more sensitive to light, but other than that I think if you practice and play around with those settings, your footage will look great! Trust me, its more work to manually set your camera settings, but the footage looks way better than allowing the phone to set everything automatically. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need more info, I am very happy to help a fellow concertgoer!

@@VibinLive dude, THANK YOU so much. I am a total newbiie and you just taught me some priceless stuff. hope good karma comes your way!

how u can perform the battery life on the phone for 2hrs without pause?.. u use a external battery for sure (I have the Xiaomi Mi 45W Power Bank 20000), but... how u control the temperature of the phone recording for a long time? i have the NOTE20 Ultra, and can't record so muche time because the battery excced the temperature. :(

@@zaper3 When I recorded this event, I removed the SIM card, kept phone on airplane mode, and used power saving. I kept the phone fully charged and off from the time I left the hotel, as well as the entire time I waited for the show (I used a spare phone with Ticketmaster for any/all other necessities). I proceeded to turn the phone on no more than 10-15 minutes prior to the beginning of the event to maximize the battery life. I used no external battery for this recording, however I will be using an external battery for the ACL Festival footage I will be recording next weekend. I think if you follow the steps I mentioned above, you should have no issues with the phone overheating, as there will be no background processes running if the phone is on airplane mode + power saver.

​@@VibinLive thank u thank u thank u... i wll tryed the next time.. your are gold! :)

Actually 40,000

@@alejandron7814 Yea I was well under the actual number hah

Just put your Phones away and Do shit like moschpits and enjoy the Show

Lack of respect I if you ask me.

@@MetalGildarts Absolutely....had me so mad at the show.

I've seen hundreds of concerts and this was on another level. I traveled from Canada and every second of the 11 hour drive was worth it.

Totally agree! 49 years old here... 100s of concerts and festivals. This was HUGE! Just secured tickets for 2023 in Denmark 🤩

I agree. I just saw them at the LA Coliseum on the 23rd, in the Fleurzone. We were a bit right of center. And about half way back in the crowd. This was our first time seeing them. When I was looking into it, I kept reading about "BEST SHOW EVER!" - and I was like "Well, that's what a mega fan would say. It's going to be good. But that good?". After I saw some clips of their NA tour that sold me on having to see them. So much god damn fire! Something you can't see live, anywhere else. There are several factors that contribute to the success of the show. 1 - The venue - seeing it in a large sports stadium adds a whole new level to the spectacle. Plus having a stadium full of people enjoying the show helps too. 2 - The visuals. This encompasses the lighting, smoke, fireworks, and fire. When it got dark in the stadium, that stage became it's own character. That thing was alive at times. Especially during the beginning part of Deutschland. 3 - The sound. The band sounded SO good live. The music and vocals just sounded so good. And LOUD! We brought ear plugs. That helped us have normal hearing after the concert. Having the bass and subwoofer pulsating in your body was unreal. 4 - The FIRE! I know I mentioned that in "2 - The visuals' but I have to make a special mention of it here. I've never seen so much fire used in a show ever! Especailly during Bonne. I didn't check to see if you captured the rear towers belching fire, but they were. It's like having a "surround fire" setup. Center, Front Right, Front left, Surround back right, Surround back left, Surround back center. You could feel the heat from the front ones going off where we were in the Fleurzone. It felt safe. But it was so exciting. There's something primeval and mesmerizing about fire. We've all experienced that in the fireplace, campfire, or beach pit fire. One last goofy point. The concert reminded me of when a cartoon show takes a concert and exaggerates it. But in this case, it's like Rammstein took that cartoon and exaggerated that! So yeah, I agree. I'm 51. I've not seen as many shows as you. But that was hands down, the best concert I've ever experienced it. Bar none.

I am 61, only go to rammstein concerts, everything else does not compare

I just saw this show in Philly last month and outside of Pink Floyd in 1994, this was the second greatest show I was ever at.

Pretty much. Only future concert that will live up to a Rammstein concert is the next Rammstein concert. Iron Maiden and Metallica, TSO, and Ghost are up there too as far as the live show experience but no one else can touch Rammstein.

No kidding. This show was my daughter's first concert ever, we enjoyed every second of it... I told her don't feel bad if no other show ever lives up to your expectations from now on.

@@JonathonSisson 😁😁😁😁😁 i hold high hopes for In This Moment and Otep as they get older

yeah, that is what i am afraid of, no matter how good a production of any band will be, i will always be like "but this ain't as crazy as rammstein"

This was a 2.5 hour Superbowl show. You won't see anything like it again

Yeeesss...I'll never forget that first kick drum coming in during the intro to Armee der Tristan, feeling that pulsing in my chest. Incredible.

I remember shortly after the piano duet before Rammstein came on they were doing some sound testing and I felt the initial bass drum shake my organs. I thought, oh man, that was a mistake, no way it’s going to be that loud. Boy was i wrong. I have friends that live a few blocks away and they said they could hear the music…

@@user-gf8fr9le8o I was almost in the front in San Antonio, I felt that first initial drum hit, it cut right through me. I even thought to myself "I've made a mistake". lol

The same at Milton Keynes England And the song Radio was especially loud. I remember talking to random crowd members after the show and many said they'd been to many Rammstein shows and various other concerts and no other concert they'd been to was that loud. I think most of Europe has permanent hearing loss 😅

That is so true, I was going to comment about it, but you beat me to it! They do the same at the end of their videos as well &, its just a lovely thing to do... & I haven't seen any other performers do it. They also seem to be genuinely appreciative of the audience, & can't seem to thank them enough! You can see how the audiences reaction means so much to them & they seem really surprised at the reception they get....I think it's wonderful.

We waited in line for swag... then we came in.

My favorite part too!! So awesome!!!!

Ya I want a longer version of that song with the build up. That was the coolest shit ever!

I know right

Look at the Rolling Stones. Imagine if they quit in their early fifties. Some of their best music would never have been made. Many good years ahead for these guys.

They will never be too old!

Dude there was a 70 years old in the seats next to us...I don't think you can ever be "too old" for something like this 😉

@@brandyjohnson7892 i was at the show in metlife stadium and i'm seven oh and i love this band

What are you talking about? They're a bunch of youngsters! 😁🤘

great song and had the best pyrotechnics and lights of the show!

Hier kommt die Sonne…

Tasbrock what was the sound like in the firezone ...I’m going to Madrid next year I’m interested to know if it was clear

Same here

@@paccyc128 I'm also interested. I have never been to a metal concert, even though I listen to metal since my teenager ages. I have seen the Rammstein concert in Zürich from my ex-boyfriends' balcony and since then I listen to them every day. Next year day play in my hometown exactly on my 30. birthday, so I am considering to go to the show. But don't know whether it's good in the Feuerzone, I am also only 146 cm (4.79 feet) high (or small :D) and don't know whether I would see and whether people would just push me the whole time aroung. I am a bit afraid. Any experiences?

@@jaceygrant236 we were literally 4 people from the front wall. It is loud! I think we may have lost some of the full range being so close. I think a little further back the sound has a little more time to develop. I had a hard time hearing Richard's solos...but...the sonic wall coming out of there was amazing. The hairs on my arms and legs stayed vibrating through the whole show!

@@tasbrock thanks so much for the reply I think we will try towards the back of the firezone..really appreciate the information I can’t wait to see them 🙏

Ich habe sie 1998 zum ersten Mal in Berlin gesehen... das war eine tolle Show, aber für deutsche Verhältnisse zahm!

I dont speak German, I'm full Mexican but DAMN! WE LOVE RAMMSTEIN! I saw them in Chicago during Labor day weekend, and my 3rd Rammstein Concert. I want more!

@@ar9ar99, dude... I'm Mexican, and I learned German... it's not difficult; just takes diligence!

@@ke6ziu du hast sehr gut deutsch gelernt 😁👍 perfect...What did you do in Berlin in 1998?

This is incredibly kind of you to say, thank you so much! I'm glad you appreciated the effort I put in :) next time the audio will be better, I promise!

@@VibinLive I was at the show, the venue did not help the audio. I wish they play a better venue.

@@VibinLive the venue at Selma would have been better, seen a bunch of ozzfest there

@@jimmymetal713 I've yet to visit the venue in Selma, hopefully one of these days I can catch a show there!

@@VibinLive I really wish they played Houston, so many better venues but thanks for the video and for the capturing this memory. I flew from Hawaii to see this, I'm originally from Houston but I lived in Austin during the pandemic and moved to Hawaii this year but my friend passed away and we were supposed to go together he didn't get to go so I had to go for his honor. So thank you for videoing it.

That is incredibly nice of you to say, thank you for that sentiment! I try and do the best job I can when I record these events and it makes me happy to have those efforts recognized :')

I'm so glad you enjoy it, thank you. I revisit it too, such an amazing production and I hope I have the opportunity to see Rammstein again live one day.

Thank you for the kind words!

I really hope so!

@@VibinLive they will because they haven’t done one since Madison square garden in 2010 and the one in Paris. I have both on Blu-ray. They are badass on Blu-ray

I only saw cameras from the sound booth in Chicago. But I did read they are going to film the last three shows of the tour in Mexico. 4K Blu-ray

Well I heard their not doing meet and greets in Mexico City because their recording, which obviously sounds like they’re gonna release something and then recording live songs. It’ll be neat because they’ll have done nyc, Paris, and now Mexico City for their most recent live performances

@@xavier-qu7ye yes this would be the tour to do a Blu-ray for sure and live song album

Sie sollten ihre Show 1998 in Berlin gesehen haben! Rammstein auf gleichem Niveau, aber mehr für den deutschen Konsum!

In a lot of places in North and Middle Europe the sun goes down late in summer. In Germany we have still sunshine at 10:00 pm. When should they start their concerts to play in darkness?

@@TheKitaroHouse I watched them in early July and early August in Europe. (And I'll be watching them next year in July again). With the sun going down and the moon rising above the set, a wonderful sight! All has it's 'charm' so to speak. Both concerts I attended were in the open. On enormous fields. The one in August, only 300m from the North Sea beach! It's sad that electronic equipment never catches the sound completely. Till's voice is much much better than phones can record. Apart from that, Rammstein is by far the best live act there is.

haha first time we heard that my brother scared so bad. :D We still laugh when we think about it.

Pardon the pun, but I hear you! LOL! In previous years, it's taken me a couple of days to get my full hearing back after Rammstein concerts, so this concert I got ear plugs, especially because of that intro. I'd watched videos of the concerts in Europe and that intro sounded heart-stopping. They helped quite a bit and didn't muffle the sound. Best concerts ever, though!

Is that the show that was delayed? I saw a video somewhere of a show that was rained out

@@VibinLive Nope, that show was in Warsovia. In Montreal we caught the rain twice : before and after. The show was clear, but we were drenched :)

Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching/enjoying!

The production sent out an email a few days prior with times that the parking lots opened so I arrived as soon as I could. Parking opened at 2pm and they let us in closer to 6pm, so it was a decent wait but definitely worth it.

It's worth whatever they charge for it but don't tell'em that 😏

That's nice of you to say! I held the video as still as I could but I notice a lot more shaking than I would like. I wish I would be able to bring a stabilizer to shows with no issue, but I would think most venues would not allow it unfortunately so I don't try. My method is use two hands to keep the camera as still as possible.

@@VibinLive great job and thank you one more time.

Last time Rammstein played a date in LA the show was in the Forum. This production is on a whole other level, and 2 nights at the Coliseum. It boggles the mind.

I felt bad about it, not gonna lie. I had the camera low for the first two songs and those songs are a bit out of focus as a result, but I got brave enough to record normally by song 3. Sorry Rammstein and fans 😔

@@VibinLive I'm not ripping you on it. I just thought it was funny. Besides, you had a better perspective of the show than I did, so I appreciated it.

get over it!! Hes not the only one who did this. Several others as well. THANK YOU VibinLive, as we were in the handicap area and hubby is now in a wheelchair now. I can show him all the video's everyone did on TV and relive the concert.