Shoot Tools: Audio-Technica By Dan Ochiva
While it can be useful to have separate sets of audio gear for field production and studio use, moving between wireless and wired setups means that you often need to keep double the number of microphones on hand...
Edit Tools: Tascam By Dan Ochiva
HD-R1 stereo audio recorder Tascam Anyone involved in advising facilities and others about permanent audio installations will be interested in hearing...
By Dan Ochiva
For the past four years, S.two has made its mark making high-resolution production and post recording gear....
Shoot Tools: K-Tek By Charissa Young
K-Tek has created a lighter-weight carbon-fiber version of the Avalon Traveler, a professional boom pole designed to fit in a standard equipment case....
Edit Tools: Azden By Charissa Young
If you need to mix field audio for projects with a fast turnaround, look to Azden’s FMX-42....
Shoot Tools: Sony By Charissa Young
Sony's switchable stereo/mono ECM-680S MS shotgun mic might let you avoid carrying multiple microphones into the field. ...
Shoot Tools: M. Klemme By Trevor Boyer
Wind is a major hindrance to capturing clean audio, as M. Klemme, the manufacturer of K-Tek boom poles, knows well. Shooters slide fuzzy windscreens onto microphones...
Edit Tools: Bias By Trevor Boyer
The venerable Peak is one of the best-loved audio editing programs for the Mac, and the new version 6 adds more than 100 new features, according to Bias....
Shoot Tools: Roland
You can never have enough storage capacity, and that goes for both large facilities and small devices....
By Trevor Boyer
The whole point of using non-tape recording methods is saving time — no digitization and no rolling tape all the way through. ...