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Yes.. macs are better..

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I have used pc's for years, always was happy,
but now that I have a mac, I am very very convinced that a mac is better for any a/v stuff, even using the s ...

cool!
did the players only get click, or a little monitor mix as well?

kay, very informative indeed!
still... I'd say get a macbook..
after years of pc use, I'm very very very happy with mine..

I (working for t.v. actually, hence the closed lid, to keep my camera collegues happy) have had fairly excellent results with a closed lid and gafertaped mics in the piano (either neuman km140's or dp ...

oh, okay.. We commonly refer to tc as smpte here, I guess that is actually incorrect..

I often record vocals at home with my sm7b (with grace 101 preamp, looovely sound) first of all because it sounds good, but also because i hear less of the room with a dynamic, it's not a 100% solutio ...

2 things are needed for sync, positional reference (timecode) and speed reference (Blacburst or Wordclock).

Video blackburst ensures the playback timecode will sync to the frame edge of the incom ...

nah, smpte isnt u.s. per se, as far as i know anyway, it's all 25 fps here in europe..

I did use the trucks wordclock ofcourse, i used the internal video sync.. Pyramix has its own hardware, its dsp and i used a madi card to interface with the (lawo) mixer..
TC was 25 fps ltc ..

Hiiii all,
I'm having a problem understanding what's exactly happening in the world of sync...
This week I recorded a concert on a pyramix system, I recorded in broadcast wave (time stamped)..
I pu ...

I personally loooooooove the km140's (or,with different/switchable capsules: 130.131 or 145..)
They're real, yet fat sounding, and veeery versatile, for classical soloists to rockdrums..
The 184s i ...

or was it cd 3000? im not sure any more.. cd-something anyway..

I was working on a (lets drop some names: nigel kennedy Cool

) recording, and the soundsupervisor was monitoring on sony cd 5000's..apperently theyre not produced anymore but can be found if you're luck ...

Hi!
I work on studer(928 in different configurations) desks daily(although we're moving to digital, wich are sadly no studer vistas but ams-neve and Lawo).
and I loooooove the analog studers; the he ...

I am supposing this is dolby E? (8 channels of audio on 1 aes line) As far as I know, dolby E is specifically designed to go over an aes line, so it might not work embedded...
Just a thought..