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What's a V-Link
Posted by Andrew From Deity on
In case you missed it, last week we launched something called the V-Link. For a lot of people there was excitement, but for some there was confusion. So we wanted to take some time and break down exactly what the V-Link is, what it can do for you, and some useful ways you can use it. So what is the V-Link? It’s an adapter cable that allows you to convert XLR 48V phantom power inputs into 3.5mm mic inputs. There are key differences between these two types of microphone inputs and this cable uses electronics inside of the...
NBA Sound Mixers Love the Deity W.Lav Micro
Posted by Deity Microphones on
The NBA Finals wrapped up last month and we at Deity received some cool behind-the-scenes photos that shed some light on how basketball players were miked up for the pre-game shows, including the use of our W.Lav Micro.
5 Audio Tips You Need To Do When You Are Editing
Posted by Deity Microphones on
Good audio is make or break for a film. No one cares how good the camera is you used if your audio is rubbish. Here are 5 tips to fix your movie's audio before your audience sees it and runs away.
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Rob A Bank Using Sound Effects
Posted by Deity Microphones on
Adding sound effects that come from people, pets, or objects outside of the camera frame really add depth to a scene.
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How To Add Timecode To Your Next Video Production
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Timecode can be very scary for some people. The notion that you now have numbers flashing by on your screen and those all need to sync up across multiple devices can put some into a panic, which is why syncing by waveform has always been the preferred method for videographers. But as cheaper cameras and audio recorders now feature timecode, it’s time to embrace the joy that is SMPTE Timecode. Soon we will be launching the new Deity BP-TRX, a body pack transmitter that also features a timecode audio recorder. Between devices like ours, others, and new cameras hitting...
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