Radium? Damn Near Killed Him
Radium Audio is a sound design firm doing some very creative stuff in London with two of my favorite things: guns and microphones!
Observe:
Radium Audio Ltd - Gun Recording Film from Radium Audio Ltd on Vimeo.
Random field reports concerning audio, the red-headed stepchild of film and television production. (Note: no offense intended to red-headed stepchildren everywhere.)
Radium Audio is a sound design firm doing some very creative stuff in London with two of my favorite things: guns and microphones!
Observe:
Radium Audio Ltd - Gun Recording Film from Radium Audio Ltd on Vimeo.
Okay, so to save myself from having to double post, I'm going to try using an RSS feed as a source from my Pro Audio Coalition blog back to here. Clunky and ugly, but it serves its purpose. If it doesn't work for some of you using your own RSS readers, let me know and I can figure out something else. Semaphore, maybe...
First, I’d like to thank the Academy…that is, Starfleet Academy for being so awesome (dude: they go into outer space!)...
Matt over at recordinghacks.com alerted me to the fact that they have an in-depth mic database available to all. It's fully searchable by manufacturer and microphone type as well. The catalogue covers a wide selection, though it seems to be more music- or studio-oriented (as a handful of mics commonly used in production aren't represented). Still, if you're researching for that next gear purchase, it's certainly worth a stop.
Labels: microphones, reference
Man, sure is dusty in here.
Let me explain...[thinks for a beat] No, there is too much. Let me sum up-

Overall, as the market continues to fill with non-linear recorders, the HS-P82 is a welcome, budget-friendly, quality addition to the fray. Tascam has added a great choice to the market.

Coffey Sound in LA will be having a demo from Robert Kennedy on Zaxcom's Zaxnet technology on Wednesday, August 5th.