Vincent Gates

Oasis wiring: pin 1 ground pin 4 hot still waiting for thread size confirmation

In search of a wiring diagram for the Oasis XLRM 4 pin power jack. Also looking for thread size for the mounting holes on the side of the Oasis unit. Thanks, Vincent

I’m not familiar with this Cuba story. However, people do have a resonant frequency, (is it 7 Hz?) and sonic weapons have indeed been developed and can absolutely make a person “deteriorate”.

This is a great resource too, http://www.lectrosonics.com/US/images/FCC-documents/City_by_City.xlsx but I'm still looking for info on the upcoming Block 25 Guard Bands. Anyone????

Does anyone have any additional graphs or charts for future Freq Coordinating in Seattle? Only thing i can find is on the Lectrosonics site, and I'm interested in locating guard bands, etc.

When I used to run a 744, i used to look at the sides and enter in all the scene numbers for the day while I was setting up.

Might you be willing to share a pic of said mod? I, too, have 2 ERX's that are in permanent Camera hop mode, but I haven't physically altered them (yet!).

looks good. i want one!

Just curious….. Has anyone run a CP Beam from an IFB100 or IFB 200? What did you think? -Vincent

it smacks of auto tune

Hi- I'm traveling through Chicago and need some last minute Zaxcom gear. Does anyone know a dealer in Chicago that maintains stock? Any ERX's available? -Vincent

hi jozzafunk- Interesting thought……What would it "look" like if everyone on screen was lit evenly without any shadows or perspective? Well, that's exactly what's happening with dialogue, especially when everyone is lav'd up and the above mentioned tools are OVER used. Post needs to start compensating for the time delay, and frequency shift when people are close/ far away. I want my perspective back! -vincent

Hey Kelsey- that's my iPhone and arm in the top pic…...You never had me sign a release!

Dont tease. Please post!

I'm referring to adding up latency in the chain. I started the thread because a client requested latency info on the Nomad, and as it turns out, 3ms is too much latency in HIS signal path for live TV broadcast. For other purposes and my field work, I'm happy with the Nomad, so no worries here.

True, but definitely something to be aware of and add up from time to time in this world of wireless and digital-ness.

Analog click OUT of protools and fed back analog IN to protools. Record a track on the timeline. This is our control, the time it takes for a click to make the round trip from Protools OUT to Protools IN. This records the latency of Protools. Now, MUTE that track. Next, add the Nomad to the analog click chain and record click on another track in Protools. Measure the difference between track 1 and track 2. Didn't seem to matter wether compressors and HPF's etc were engaged on the Nomad or not, still got 162 samples. Re-ran experiment with an SD 552, and there was no latency…which is to be expected with an analog path.

Ha!

in case you're gig ever requires you knowing the latency of you're Nomad 10: Travel from XLR Analog IN to XLR Analog OUT 162 samples (+ or - a sample or two) 3.375 milliseconds

no problem. knowledge is power! I'm going to run a test now………..

Does anyone know the travel time from analog input to analog output of the Nomad 10? Is there any latency? I'll run a test at some point, but just wondering if anyone has this info already. -Thanks Vincent

to have one Sound Devices box that does it ALL….is a wonderful dream.

I love this doc. Thanks for sharing!

Nice clip Wandering Ear. I've had to use gaffers tape to keep the stock Trx900 clips from working their way off the talent's belt! I like Rado's pouch too.

Hi all- I appreciate all your thoughts and input on this topic. What I've seen echoed in this thread is concurrent with what I've heard around town, and that is this: Out of the bag and LOS, in close proximity to ERX's, Zaxnet works fine. Some of you feel that a Lectro Lma at 50mw to an R1a has a bit better range. Thanks, I have a good rough estimate of what to expect and this is precisely the info I was looking for. Vincent