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sound.stackexchange.com

Q&A for sound engineers, producers, editors, and enthusiasts

soundkit.co.uk

Deity Theos DIFB IEM Receiver Meet THEOS DIFB - a modern, metal-bodied digital IFB receiver built for fast and reliable cueing on set. Its ultra-wideband tuning (550–960 MHz) with Global OneBandTM awareness adapts to local RF rules while the antenna diversity design with dual SMA connectors ensures clean reception. A large colour screen and metal volume/selector knob make on-body control effortless and the locking 3.5mm headphone jack keeps earpieces secure. For productions hopping between channels and crews, THEOS DIFB stores up to 20 frequency presets you can spin through quickly. The battery life is outstanding at up to 17 hours on lithium (approx. 10 hrs alkaline, 9 hrs with 1900 mAh NiMH) and USB-C lets you power externally for all-day shoots. Text-to-speech in your headphones speaks out the DID name so you always know which feed you're monitoring even when the pack is on your belt. The metal body is tested for 1-metre drops which have been known to happen occasionally! Scale and coordinate fast with Sidus Audio app control, perform RF scans, bulk program your preset banks and handle frequency coordination from your phone for multi-device, multi-team days. Bluetooth headphone support and Bluetooth app setup streamline monitoring and setup across departments. All THEOS DIFB features: Clean, Easy Ergonomics The Deity DIFB features a modern interface with a large colour screen that makes navigating the menu and settings easy. The home screen features the current frequency and volume, controlling which one you are interacting with can easily be switched between by pushing down on the rotatory encoder. Beyond Global OneBand™ Technology The Deity DIFB has a tunable ultra-wideband range of 550 MHz to 960 MHz. And by using your phone's GPS, the IFB will conform to local RF rules in different countries. But beyond Deity's revolutionary Global OneBand™ Tech, the Deity DIFB has the ability to scan for other THEOS transmitters in the area and automatically pair to

filmsound.org

filmsound.org serves as an essential learning space dedicated to aspects of film sound. the site is organized in sections that include links to articles (from practical to scholarly) on how sound is used in films. there are also links to articles on the history of film sound and questions and answers, sound effects libraries, bibliography, and resources on related topics such as film music and sound in animation films. terms (technical or affective) covered in the glossary are defined concisely with examples or descriptions of their use by filmmakers and links to other definitions or classifications.

youtube.com

YouTube is home to unique voices and an array of content. Understand how YouTube works, from protecting user privacy to amplifying voices globally.

pinknoise-systems.co.uk

location sound and dslr audio equipment available for purchase. we stock mixers, recorders, microphones, boompoles, accessories and more.

nofilmschool.com

What are your favorite podcasts on filmmaking?