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Tag Archives: SMPTE time code
Citizen Doug Productions has the Sound Devices PIX 260i
The PIX 260i from Sound Devices records SDI and HDMI video sources. It also supports 32 tracks of audio recording via the Audinate DANTE network protocol. Our Behringer X32 mixer package has a DANTE card. This means we offer no … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast Audio, Equipment, Houston Music, Location Sound, Music Recording
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Two HD Cameras Synced with the Ambient Recording ACL202CT Trilevel Sync at Citizen Doug Productions
You can have two roving HD Cameras synced with the Ambient Recording ACL202CT Trilevel Sync at Citizen Doug Productions. Some cameras are fairly easy to jam free run code and away you go. Some, and this list grows every day, … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment, Location Sound
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Citizen Doug Productions has the Sound Devices 633!
Adding to a fierce array of tools for location sound, Citizen Doug Productions has acquired the latest mixer/recorder from Sound Devices and our preferred vendor Trew Audio, the Sound Devices 633. Not only is this a step up in services, … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast Audio, Documentary, Equipment, Location Sound, Radio, Sound Design
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SMPTE Time Code Slate or not at Citizen Doug Productions
“We don’t need time code or ever use it.” This phrase is becoming more common in conversations with producers, shooters and editors, often the same person. “We have a slate app.” But you can’t see them in bright sun. These … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Post, Documentary, Equipment, Location Sound, Sound Design
Tagged 23.97 drop frame, audio mixer, back it, camera test, Canon, Citizen Doug Productions, Comtek, Denecke TSC, double system sound, DSLR audio, DSLR sound, multi, multiple cameras, Plural Eyes, slate app, SMPTE time code, sound mixer, time code
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Citizen Doug is now offering multitrack location recording
A variety of configurations are available from one to twenty-four tracks. Citizen Doug Productions supports broadcast, music, conference panels with or without video, podcasts and radio. SMPTE time code and word clock are provided. Full transformer isolation is available on … Continue reading
