My solution is a Ranger Gemini. Thankfully the new Rangers are purchasable and have a 5 pin xlr with Phantom power and hi/mic switch. I have ordered my camera but have not yet received it. I look forward to testing the audio.
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My solution is a Ranger Gemini. Thankfully the new Rangers are purchasable and have a 5 pin xlr with Phantom power and hi/mic switch. I have ordered my camera but have not yet received it. I look forward to testing the audio.
And here on my Weapon MG
Sounds really good. The preamp has a Mixer menu where you can put a limiter. I put mine at -12db and the gain mic at +35db. So it puts the 132db of DR of the preamp to a more usable DR for the analog Minijack input of the camera and won't ever overload it.
Here is an audio clip form the R3D.
MS CCM41_CCM8 Schoeps
M2D2 limiter set to -10db in the Mixer menu and audio gain at +35db
Unballanced stereo out (TA3) from the M2D2 to minijack input of the camera set to 0dB gain.
It seems like a decent setup for what on board RED audio can currently support.
Would like to see hardware like that mixer built into the camera (or added through a module)
and across 4 separate XLR inputs. RED has come reasonably close in the past (RED ONE) and
I think they can do it again.
Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA
I have been working with the audio on my new Ranger Gemini. It’s great but a headphone and gain knob would be nice. I am using a Shure FP33 mixer with an imbilical cable with return audio for monitoring. It works great with the Ranger. I also have a Zoom F4 recorder with timecode and RTN audio which also works to go simultaneously direct into camera as well as 4 discrete channels of separate double system sound. It behaves as a mixer close to the FP33 except the stereo line output is at a lower level than most pro line level signals with no way to adjust it. I’m still working with settings inside the Ranger to optimize the system.
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