Hey Everyone,
big fan of TASCAM, I remember the days of using the 4 track portastudios. I am the producer/director on a new TV show that will be filming its first season in Central America starting in March. We have a big network that will buy the show once season 1 is complete, but the budget is up to us for now.
I am looking at the DR-60DMKII and wondering if that will be possible for our setup. The current setup is pretty basic but it goes like this
2 LAV AKG 2.4 ghz wireless units
1 akg shotgun either on camera or boom pole mounted for ambient/ safety track
2 wired LAV mics I think they are AKG, both plug into XLR jacks
Obviously we wont be using everything all at once, and each scene will depict a different setup.
I would like to use the DR-60DMKII as an ingest for our sound setup, our main cameras are the Canon XA20 models, small and not super powerful, but light enough to carry for 6 months of filming.
Can someone on this forum shed some light as to whether this model will be best. We could obviously take a larger mixer but I just do not see that as being necessary, and we are trying to run off of all battery devices (mostly because lots of locations are remote and have no power options but what we bring)
Thanks in Advance
big fan of TASCAM, I remember the days of using the 4 track portastudios. I am the producer/director on a new TV show that will be filming its first season in Central America starting in March. We have a big network that will buy the show once season 1 is complete, but the budget is up to us for now.
I am looking at the DR-60DMKII and wondering if that will be possible for our setup. The current setup is pretty basic but it goes like this
2 LAV AKG 2.4 ghz wireless units
1 akg shotgun either on camera or boom pole mounted for ambient/ safety track
2 wired LAV mics I think they are AKG, both plug into XLR jacks
Obviously we wont be using everything all at once, and each scene will depict a different setup.
I would like to use the DR-60DMKII as an ingest for our sound setup, our main cameras are the Canon XA20 models, small and not super powerful, but light enough to carry for 6 months of filming.
Can someone on this forum shed some light as to whether this model will be best. We could obviously take a larger mixer but I just do not see that as being necessary, and we are trying to run off of all battery devices (mostly because lots of locations are remote and have no power options but what we bring)
Thanks in Advance