REVIEW: K-Tek Lav Pouches
I’m a night owl. Always have been, and probably always will be. What do I do when I’m awake at night? Why, I think about gear, of course! Gear in all builds, all ranges, all shapes, and all sizes. From the complex electronics, to the simplest of accessories. And that’s what brings me here. Sometimes it’s the most basic item, which can make your life … Continue reading REVIEW: K-Tek Lav Pouches
This Week in Sound #7
Better late than never, This/Last Week in Sound! Zaxcom Deva 24 Record Processor warning Last week a couple of posts popped up on Zaxcom user groups, the latest addition to Zaxcom’s recorder line-up showed some users this message: Record Processor Not Responding, Restart Deva Now Zaxcom’s Director of Product Development Howard Stark responded today with a firmware update, pushing the version number to 2.36. Curiously, Both … Continue reading This Week in Sound #7
Deity Microphones going wireless?
Last weekend at the CineExpo LA, Deity Microphones informed the interested crowd that they are exploring the idea of offering a wireless RX/TX system. Deity Microphones is a spin-off of Aputure. This month they will launch the successor of their waterproof shotgun microphone. Of course we contacted our formal editor in chief, now Head of North America at Deity Microphones, Andrew Jones and asked what’s up: We are … Continue reading Deity Microphones going wireless?
This Week in Sound #6
Consumer VS pro Wireless systems This week Curtis Judd goes over the differences between an entry level wireless audio system, vs the more expensive ones. He compares the RODELink, Sennheiser G3 (and now G4), and the Audio Limited A10 system in the video. We clarify the important differences so you can understand when a consumer grade wireless system is everything you need for your projects … Continue reading This Week in Sound #6
3d Printing for Location Sound ‘Database’
I remember around 2010, tech journalists predicted that around 2020 everybody would have a 3D printer at home, just as normal it would be as having a normal (paper) printer. Well, I think it is safe to say that is not exactly the case, but price wise there shouldn’t really be an excuse not to, since one could buy a good one these days for … Continue reading 3d Printing for Location Sound ‘Database’
This Week in Sound #5
Firmware update for the Sound Devices Mix Pre series Yesterday Sound Devices made Firmware v2.20 available for download. For a complete (huge) list all the addressed issues and extra’s, or to download the firmware, go check out Sound Devices’ Website. See the Aaton Cantaress in real life If you are one of the few Aaton Cantar users, you’ve been waiting for the Cantaress Mixing desk. The … Continue reading This Week in Sound #5
Ursa Straps announced the Mini Mounts
British based Ursa Straps (I guess they have to change the name now) announced a series of Mini Mounts this week, meant to be used for concealed lavalier microphone placement. The mounts are specifically designed for a microphone, to be friction fitted and kept in place by a sticky piece, also available in the exact size from Ursa. I had a quick chat with Simon … Continue reading Ursa Straps announced the Mini Mounts
Sound-related things to order from China
“Hi, I’m Vincent and I’m addicted to ordering from China”. For over a decade I have a kind of hobby scrolling all night the sites like eBay, AliExpress and Banggood, in search for little things related to our field of work for about no money at all. Sometimes only the free shipping is reason enough to try something out. In the beginning there was eBay, … Continue reading Sound-related things to order from China
This Week in Sound #4
K-tek ‘SPECIAL’ Month This month K-Tek has a couple of discounts going on for selected bags and pouches from their Stingray line. The discount can go up to $50 on the Stingray Medium field recorder bag for example. Check your local dealer if they participate in the discount program. Deity Microphones new education web show Last week Deity Microphones started an educational video series. Each … Continue reading This Week in Sound #4
‘Ultimate’ How to power a field recorder guide – part 3: Cables and Connectors
Often overlooked but an essential component for powering your devices, the cables and connectors. In part 3 of this guide I go over the options and requirements. This is part three of a series of articles, split up as follows: Batteries: A Battery is a battery, is a battery Battery distribution system (BDS) and mounts Cabling and connectors Charging and various accessories Cables whether you … Continue reading ‘Ultimate’ How to power a field recorder guide – part 3: Cables and Connectors
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