HYBE audition 2027 video: how to record a clear performance at home

You should be able to watch your audition recording and judge the performance without struggling to hear the voice or see the movement. That is a useful target when preparing a HYBE audition 2027 video at home.

These are recording suggestions. The campaign's published instructions must decide duration, orientation, editing permissions, and file limits. The BIGHIT MUSIC audition website is one official starting point; this guide does not confirm technical rules for a 2027 call.

Set the frame for your category

For dance practice recordings, place the camera far enough away to keep your hands and feet visible throughout the routine. Test the widest movement before recording a complete take. Tape a small floor marker outside the visible area if you keep drifting out of frame.

For singing or rap, choose framing that lets you perform comfortably while recording clear sound. Follow any stated requirement about how much of your body must appear. Check orientation before you spend an evening recording in the wrong format.

Listen to the room

Record a short test and listen through headphones. A fan, traffic outside, or a backing track may be louder than you noticed while performing. Move away from noise where possible and test again.

Avoid pushing your voice simply because the phone is too far away. Adjust the setup first. If the audio distorts on louder phrases, reduce the recording level if your device allows it or change the distance and compare.

Use steady light

Face a window or a stable light source and check that your face is visible. A bright window behind you can leave you in silhouette. For dance, check the full frame rather than just your face; dark clothing can disappear against a dark background.

A plain, tidy space helps keep attention on movement. You can test all of this with a few seconds of footage before starting the performance.

Preserve an honest recording

Keep an unaltered original. Avoid beauty filters, pitch correction, or effects that change the performance. Follow the actual campaign rules on trimming, accompaniment, and cuts rather than assuming that every audition uses the same standards.

Watch the exported file from beginning to end. Check for missing sound, an accidental crop, and a frozen ending. If you compress the file, inspect that version too.

Use the online application checklist to check delivery, and the dance guide for choosing what to record.