Or a Zoom H1, a Rode Wireless Go, and one short cable to connect them. 😉 Seriously though, that's a great kit, but a LOT of work before you even record anything. Nevertheless, you can't argue with professional, dedicated setups if they produce the results. Good video. Thanks.
If you are on a budget and haven’t been doing sound professionally the zoom f4 is a great budget option that has the features you would need but doesn’t have 32 bit float if you want it. They no longer sell them new anymore though so you’d have to get used. The mix pre 6 is also a good option but costs about double the price but is missing some of the professional features like bnc timecode in and out and duel sd card slot. I guess it depends on what you need your recorder for.
Awesome kit. Thanks for sharing.
Or a Zoom H1, a Rode Wireless Go, and one short cable to connect them. 😉 Seriously though, that's a great kit, but a LOT of work before you even record anything. Nevertheless, you can't argue with professional, dedicated setups if they produce the results. Good video. Thanks.
Wow so nice kit
great rig!
where is the transmitters and mics?
Hello sir good evening..
Please make some videos on mixer operating and micing technic/ boom positions too
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Oh my life i was interested getting a rig together to start my sound recordist carrier after this setup i decided not to.. 😅
Great video man, I do not need that amount of channels, with four it's enough. What recorder you recommend me?
I love my Sound Devices 833. They also have a "MixPre" series that works great. You could try the Sound Devices MixPre6.
If you are on a budget and haven’t been doing sound professionally the zoom f4 is a great budget option that has the features you would need but doesn’t have 32 bit float if you want it. They no longer sell them new anymore though so you’d have to get used. The mix pre 6 is also a good option but costs about double the price but is missing some of the professional features like bnc timecode in and out and duel sd card slot. I guess it depends on what you need your recorder for.
I enjoyed this video series because I realized I should NEVER get into doing audio. This is a rabbit hole I’m not willing to jump into
And it all only weighs 52
pounds... lol 😂