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Is it a contemporary or period piece? I have a feeling due to the height of the horses etc, you're going to be using a lot of lavs. I'd start befriending wardrobe now and see what everyone is going to be wearing. You're going to be dealing with a lot of wind, especially when the horses are moving so make sure you have a good solution to cover your lavs up for that!

If you haven't seen the Apollo 11 documentary that just came out a few months ago, it is a fascinating watch. I highly recommend it!

Interesting article. Now I too am curious about the 'may you run on "22 333 666" mystery.

Are they any dealers in your region you can go test drive various recorders to see what works for you in terms of workflow etc? I think the least inexpensive recorder you could get that does all this is the Sound Devices MixPre 10t.

$2 bargain bin finds at Moondog Records in Las Vegas while location shooting there! Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps Arthur Brown - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

I hope they peg the value to Chuck E Cheese tokens.

I was under the impression that Facebook still exists solely so that crazy relatives of yours can post links to conspiracy theories and "1 like 1 prayer" posts / give them some sort of soapbox feeling of importance they don't deserve. At least that's what it was on my feed when I quit years ago!

I noticed this little tidbit on the Trew Audio description of the unit: "A kit is also available to mount antenna inputs (BNC connectors) on the front panel." I'm assuming this is to aid in bag use. Is there any info/pictures about that kit? Can't seem to find any dealer listings of it.

Thanks for the links. I'm just going to post it below for archival purposes / I hope the original photographer doesn't mind (fair use for discussing it?). I gave up on Facebook a few years ago / social media in general. I don't like the whole "walled garden" approach to things. Besides sound, I'm a petrol head who restores classic cars including some rather difficult ones that don't have a ton of info out there other than discussions on open forums. I've even found important info on old newsgroups that have been archived (ever have to re-solder a Kaiser-Willy's era dashboard before!?!)! That stuff would be impossible to find on a place like Facebook.

Thanks, Larry! Unfortunately (well not really) I deleted my Facebook account a few years ago. Anyone mind reposting it here?

Does anyone have a picture of a DSQD unit in a bag yet? Kind of curious to how that looks / feels.

Seems to be some factory in China pumping out the same product with various "brands" labeling it as their own. Here's another exact one under a different brand.

That might qualify as the most 90's thing ever. Well that and zip drives! In all seriousness though, these Corporate morons can try to pull this stuff but there are specific laws for us in the motion pictures industry that specifies otherwise.

Contact addresses of the four responsible Local Telecommunication Offices(Korea Radio Promotion Association): www.rapa.or.kr/ http://www.rapa.or.kr/design/contents10.asp?code=1010&lang=eng&left=1&mncode=18 Ministry of Science and ICT: http://www.msip.go.kr/ http://english.msit.go.kr/english/main/main.do

Unless you're Dick Van Dyke, than absolutely not.

It is a great era for him, although I've been stuck on 1983's Infidels lately for some odd reason (maybe all the Mark Knopfler vibes from it!). Just got a 1st pressing of Bringing It All Back Home at a flea market recently. You'll have to come listen on my EL84 / Klipsch Heresy Setup!

Man, seems like the drugs were better in the 70's (until they weren't). I mostly tease as I'm looking forward to watching this!

I've had the Black Magic ones for years on my cart. Never had a problem with them and I like that they are simple and no fuss.

Thanks for always innovating forward but not leaving us legacy users behind! It's nice that my VR Field keeps on trucking along and can still use all the latest and greatest software.

Wow, at less than 2 lbs, less wide than a Sound Devices 633 and compatible with damn near every transmitter under the sun (and block!), this thing could be really great for people like me who generally are doing bag gigs but occasionally have a cart one as well. Very impressive!

The only watch I trust on set is a Casio G-Shock.

It's pretty limited but why not download the free version of Pro Tools and learn the basics with that? Once you get some experience under your belt, jump up to one the paid versions.

I feel like this would be quicker and more cost effective by using Reaper which has the built in ability to generate audio LTC on a track. http://anthonymillerdesign.net/blog/reaper-ltcmtc-setup

This is a device that's going to be used by YouTubers who vlog about their daily mundane lives and whom wouldn't hire a sound mixer anyways so I'm not worried about it.

All of this looks great and thanks for clarifying it. You should definitely throw this diagram up on the website as I'm sure others will be highly interested in this functionality.