The Sony VENICE offers several ways to import professional audio. Three different types of audio signals can be imported through the five-pin audio connector. Watch as I demo how to input these signals, as well as how to manage them using the internal audio menus.

Switching gears over to audio for moment here at NAB 2019, I visited the Sound Devices booth to speak with co-founder Jon Tatooles about their exciting, new Scorpio recorder debuting at the show.

In small-to-no-crew, corporate and documentary work having the ability to record multiple audio sources to a single camera is a must. A common frustration, however, when using wireless solutions is that most of them are single channel transmitter and receiver based systems.

The RØDE VideoMic Pro+ is one of the most popular powered camera microphones ever produced. The third version of this microphone introduces some new features and also improves upon the design of the earlier iterations of the microphone.

The MixPre-3, MixPre-6, and MixPre-10T are the latest additions to the Sound Devices line of professional audio equipment. Each unit is a feature rich mixer and recorder. In this blog, I focus on how they can be used to record audio from your camcorder.

The Video Devices PIX-E5 offers the same quality and flexibility of audio options as its Sound Devices counterparts. In this blog, I take a look at available audio input options for the PIX-E5 using SDI, HDMI or Line Level inputs.

Brian Walker of Sennheiser was kind enough to join us for two videos. First, he shows us the MKE 440, followed by the EK 6042.

I visited the Sony booth to speak with Andy Munitz about their dual channel wireless microphone receiver, the URX-P03D. This receiver is in the same family as the UWP-D single channel receiver, meaning that it can be powered by the multi-interface smart shoe found on Alpha 7 and PXW series cameras from Sony (the M-I shoe also routes audio into the camera for recording).

I caught up with Scott Boland to discuss the new Stickies Advanced (which are now hypoallergenic) and Overcover Advanced products for hiding lavaliere microphones as well as controlling wind and rustling noise when using lavs outdoors.