I recently pulled the trigger on a 3 pack of deity TC-1 timecode units. While doing some research as to what microphone system to pair them with, I came across the deity PR-2 that is expected to launch in September. The only thing you need to know about these units is that they will record 32bit, sync timecode wirelessly and have 30 hours of continuous battery life. All of this in a much smaller footprint than the BP-TRX.

I don’t know the pricing yet, but I intend to get a fleet of these as soon as they’re on market. I’m interested to hear everyone’s thoughts on this, especially in comparison to the BP-TRX.

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Just a heads up, Diety has a sale this week and the TC-1 (3-pack) is a little over $50 off. I think they only took off $20 for the 1-pack. I was really hoping for a better deal on these. 😂

Helpful resource on how you can get sound bites from people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr2aVPJTP1U

So looks like Tascam is getting on the timecode horse with a new DR 10 

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1773575-REG/tascam_dr_10l_pro_personal_recorder.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=ba_f1_lar&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A6879&gclid=Cj0KCQjw756lBhDMARIsAEI0AgllJgcSjW0qbGRFlnZjwAbLfOJ1V1CgMgKyGztnjwY5HtuEUo_oZAwaAhQ9EALw_wcB

Where are we submitting our Trailers? 

Hey all.  After watching the timeline organization video; does anyone know if there’s a way to create a project file that we can save to our desktop as a type of template? 

Ie- i set my project settings, I create an initial timeline with 4 video tracks, 9 or so audio tracks that are color coded, the reverb track and a ducking track- save that to my desktop.  Whenever I have a new project I open this and then save it to the project it belongs to? 

would it be wiser to wait for Deity to drop the new recorders or should I just get the old ones while I can?

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Bro! Can I call you bro? hahah what was the "Directing the Couple's Portraits" part? hahahaha Have you worked in some other entertainment business? You really get into man.

Here in Eastern Europe I'm so used to the more easy going, let the couple, and guests do their thing, and you just stay out trying not to be visible for the most part of it, but damn, you really get to be part of the day. Talking up, cheering up everyone, calling people for dancing. Great energy. I see that just having the dozen of mics, and 20+ lights are very nice haves, but the energy and interaction of you and everyone is very interesting to see.

Have you ever got people to think this interaction was a bit too much? I guess maybe you probably have thought about that in the start, but have someone ever said anything sort of negative about it? I know a lot of people like it, but wonder if anyone even once thought it was too much