Im interested in buying an 8 series. I already have a 633. What are the pros/cons of upgrading to a 833? Aside from the battery usage.
I like the 633 a lot! Its just sometimes i find myself needing more gain on the last 3 channels. Also the limiter kinda suck on those channels.
How many batteries would it take to get through the day with an 833 and a few lectro dual receivers?
I own the PSC Multi for my 633 bag that is obviously overkill. I also believe it doesnt really have any sort of filtering built in. What are we using these days? Something with nice filtering
Every Chris Nolan film i have ever scene requires me to honestly put way too much effort into listening to his dialog. As in- its usually mixed so poorly and eq'd in a manner to where its almost impossible for me to understand unless I put a considerable effort into listening for it to the point where it's almost exhausting.
Its like trying to talk to your friend at a house party in a crowded room. Youre constantly asking them "WHAT?" and leaning into them while they yell into your ear.
It sounds like he relies heavily on lavs- and almost always never removes that weird mid boost that they produce if they're placed to close to under the chin.
Is it just me? I had a horrible time trying to understand the dialog in the odyssey.
Hey guys, I've done a few playback gigs for music videos in my day. I'm also looking to upgrade my timecode setup. I've got a few JB-1s that are getting old. (They're great; I just want to try something new)
In the past, when I have done playback for music videos, I would feed a playback timecode track wirelessly into the camera to feed it timecode based on the duration of the song. I would generally use a channel of wireless to do this- feeding one rx to the slate and then another to the camera.
Are there timecode systems that will do this? Feed a real-time SMPTE timecode track to a camera based on a timecode track or MIDI timecode?
It's not that what I was doing before didn't work. I was just wondering if there is a timecode system that will support this.
Hey guys, I have a rather large head (62cm circumference) I have been looking at buying a ballistic helmet. I know opscore caters to larger heads. In the sizing guide, XL ends at 62cm circumference and then XXL starts at 62cm in circumference. Should I buy the XXL or the XL if i go for an opscore fast?
Any other brands out there that have sizes this big?
Thanks
Hey guys, I work in LA as a production sound mixer. I recently got offered a gig where I would travel to Las Vegas. I looked on the Freq Finder app and it basically said that every channel is in use by television stations in the area. 470-602.
Is it really that shitty? Is it worse than Los Angeles? What blocks / bands are yall using over there?
Hey guys, I go to the gym 4-5 days a week and do about an hour of cardio each day. By the end of my cardio session, my shirt is a different color, and it looks like someone has poured a bucket of water over my head. As a result of this, I have burned through so many pairs of earbuds.
So far, I've destroyed two pairs of Apple AirPod Pros and a pair of Beats Powerbeats Pro 2s.
Right now im currently running with bone conductive headphones by shokz but I would rather have something actually inside my ears so I can reduce the noise around me. (doesn't need to be noise canceling)
I also have a massive head. My head size is M XXXL for most hats, so headphones are usually out of the question.
I also am an Android user. I have a Galaxy S25.
Im also an audio engineer by trade so I'm interested in something with decent sound quality.