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Interfacing the MixPre with a Canon XL1S
The Canon XL1 and XL1S cameras are popular DV acquisition tools. While photographers appreciate these cameras because of their ergonomics and image quality, audio engineers are not as happy with them because of their consumer-grade audio connectors and controls.
Read The Full ArticleMS Stereo Basics
Sound Devices 442 and 302 mixers along with the 7-Series Digital Recorders have the ability to accept, monitor, and decode MS stereo signals. MS (mid-side) stereo is a popular stereo microphone technique because of its good spatial imaging, mono compatibility, surround-sound compatibility, and ability to adjust the stereo field in post production.
Read The Full ArticleLinking Sound Devices 302 and 442 Mixers
Sound Devices MixPre, 302, and 442 mixers are designed to link directly with each other using a single cable. The Mix In connection on the 302 and 442 is directly compatible with the Mix Out/Tape Out connections on the MixPre, 302, and 442. When linked, one mixer becomes the master and the other the “auxiliary”.
Read The Full Article702 or 722 Upgrade to Time Code
Question: Is there, or will there be a possibility to upgrade the 702 or 722 to time code in the future? Answer: It is not possible to upgrade the 702 or 722 to include time code. They have unique circuit boards. If time code is a required feature, consider the 702T, 744T, or the 788T, […]
Read The Full ArticleMixer Interconnection with Lectrosonics Wireless
Lectrosonics wireless systems are popular companions to Sound Devices field mixers. Their construction and audio performance make a “kit” built with Sound Devices mixers and “Lectro” wireless very flexible, compact, and capable.
Read The Full ArticleHard Drive Upgrades for 722, 744T, and 788T Recorders
Sound Devices 722, 744T, 788T, and 788T-SSD include internal, 2.5-inch drive mechanisms. These are industry-standard storage mechanisms that can be user-replaced.
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