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Dani Fontrodona

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  1. Hi there,
    I dont know if this has been discussed before, but I wonder if the Hirose 10pin CAMERA connector in Fusion10 and Deva 5.8 has the optionals pin#6 at 12v and pin#8 TC outspost-1046-0-25817600-1418256541_thumb.jp active by default, or it must be ordered specifically this way.

    I'm planning to make a Hirose 10pin CAMERA / IFB100 connexion with just one cable.

    Many thanks

    Daniel Fontrodona AMPS

  2. My favorite sound gear purchases in 2012:

    Cinela Piano windshield

    Ambient QP 4140 boom pole

    Pro-Sound Sanken Cos11 vampire clips

    Petrol Bag PS602 (thanks Richard Thomas)

    Zaxcom ERX2TDC's

    Zaxcom Nomad 12

    and a dozen of Phil Palmer's style carpets. :)

    Happy 2013 everyone!

  3. Hi Christian,

    a little off topic, but I am interested in which inputs of Nomad can you control with trims and faders 7 & 8 on mix8, as faders 1 to 6 are supposed to be hardcoded to inputs 1-6, but there is no information regarding these extra faders. Returns 1&2?

    Thanks

    Daniel

  4. Very nice improvements indeed!

    Looking forward to get a companion for my ERX1TCD unit for a movie shooting in Lithuania, starting 2nd week of September. Project involves IFB100 sending time code and scratch audio feed to 2 Red Epic cameras equipped with Zaxcom ERXTCD's.

    The distributor in Spain -where I live- has run out of older units and I have been caught in between, as new ERX2TCD seem not to be shipping yet. Another distributor in NYC told me I should wait at least a week more.

    Starting to get nervous...

  5. Hi Rado,

    I am rewiring an old Stereoline Zaxcom line hope cable like the one you did. I have found that, if I leave the Zaxcom Lemo 4pin unmodified, pin 1 & 4 (Ground and Genlock respectively in Red Epic configuration) are bridged and pin 3 is audio signal (Time code input in Red Epic config) .

    Is it an issue if we leave ground connected to Genlock for our purpose of just feeding tc to Red?

    Did you unsolder the Lemo pin contact number 3?

    Thanks

    Daniel

  6. The transmitter needs a seperate power calibration setup for each power level (if it has more than one power setting).

    If the unit was constructed with one power setting then the other two power settings probably have never been calibrated. You also dont know if the power-amp hardware supports multiple power settings.

    If you really want adjustable power levels you would have to send it in to be calibrated which would probably cost an hours worth of labor. Note that you may not experience lower power consumption at the lower power settings on those units.

    -howy

    And that brings me to the question: Howy, are existing LT transmitters upgradable to LTH? I sent one to factory for such an upgrade

    (because I had read in this forum that it was possible) and it was returned to me without any modification.

    Thanks

  7. Hi Glenn

    Just received my second TRX942 unit.

    In order to limit the peaks with the AES42 SuperCMIT there are a lot of parameters to deal with in the "Dynamics" page. I just wish it to act the way the analog Limiter does with my CMIT. I've been playing with it for the last year but I'm still not convinced, so I would appreciate a recommended setting for that purpose.

    Thanks

    From the manual:

    SIDECHAIN:

    (Sidechain Selection) This parameter selects the audio used to control the dynamics; specifically it selects the audio feed to the dynamics peak detector. The options are: o HFB: Input audio to the mic high-passed

    o LP2: Input audio to the mic low passed more o LP1: Input audio to the mic low passed

    o IN: Input audio to the mic

    Note that this selection does not change the audio that is being processed by the dynamics, rather it changes the audio signal used to determine the level or "loudness" of the audio.

    SPEED: [sLOWEST] / [sLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST] / [FASTEST] (Decay Speed) Controls the decay speed of the peak detector used by the dynamics processing.

    ATTACK: [sLOWEST] / [sLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST] / [FASTEST] (Attack Speed) Controls the amount of gain slewing which will generally slow the response to attack transients only.

    CMP RATIO: (valid range: 1.0:1 to 3.0:1 to 5.0:1, value step: 0.1) (Compressor Ratio) Sets the compressor ratio i.e. 2.0:1 means for every 1 dB above the compressor threshold the gain will be reduced 2 dB.

    CMP THRESH: (valid range: 0 to -20dB to –96dB, value step: 1) (Compressor Threshold) Sets the threshold below which gain reduction occurs according to the compressor ratio setting.

    CMP KNEE: (valid range: 0 to 20dB, value step: 1)

    (Compressor Soft Knee) Sets the "depth" of the compressor's soft knee. A soft knee of 6 dB will result in more gradual gain reduction in the 6 dB range over the compressor's set threshold. Note that settings below 6 dB have very little effect.

    EXP RATIO: (valid range: 1:1.00 to 1:1.10 to 1:4.00, value step: 0.01) (Expansion Ratio) Sets the expansion ratio i.e. 1:2.0 means for every 1 dB above the expansion threshold the gain will be reduced 2 dB.

    EXP THRESH: (valid range: 0 to -40 to –96dB, value step: 1) (Expansion Threshold) Sets the threshold above which gain reduction occurs according to the expansion ratio setting.

    REDUCE: (valid range: 0 to -12 to –36dB, value step: 1)

    (Expander Gain Reduction) Sets the absolute limit on the amount of gain reduction caused by the expander.

    GAIN: (valid range: 0 to 30dB, value step: 1)

    (Make-up Gain) Used to compensate for the gain reduction caused by the action of the compressor.

  8. Recently a DOP complained about my standard Rycote grey windjammer absorbing some light over the actors ( no shadow, just diffuse light absortion) and asked me if I had a lighter colour one, otherwise he suggested we should set the mic further away. Obviously the mic remained where it should be, but from next day I always had a Sennheiser MZH 60-1 white windjammer, which fits in my Rycote windshield, ready for a swap. Just in case.

  9. only difference that i know of is the size. but you can use the GVC swivel mount and the cut1 filter if you use the 641.

    i have 2 ccm41's (one with the built in bass cut which now lives in my M/S rig) and they are amazing. especially on the end of the pole. and in rooms with low ceilings. though you can get the 641 with the swivel mount to have an equally low profile.

    for what its worth, all the people i know with schoeps hypers in the UK use the ccm41.

    Hi Rich,

    Are the CCM RF shielded like CMC6? How do they perform plugged directly to a Zaxcom transmitter?

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