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November 2008
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VOLUME 1
ISSUE 33
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Behind the Obscenes
The
seminar series returns with a bang this December as we present a special lecture
by veteran sound mixer Dennis Maitland in association with Sennheiser. We'll be screening
Lenny,
the 1974 Dustin Hoffman film directed by Bob Fosse and sound mixed by none other
than the esteemed Mr. Maitland, who'll give us a behind the scenes look at this
classic.
It all goes down December 13th at 1:30 PM at the Walt Disney Screening Room
at 500 Park Ave.. Seating is extremely limited, so make sure to
RSVP to got.rsvp+lenny@gmail.com
and join us!
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New Metric Halo Support for Control Surfaces!

The Metric Halo MIO Console version 5.1 is out and we couldn't be more excited! With support for Mackie and Euphonix control surfaces,
the folks at Metric Halo once again redefine what is possible with
location audio equipment. The MIO 2882 and ULN-2 are transformed from
top of the line portable audio interfaces with on-board DSP to full
featured digital mixers with unrivalled sonic quality, ease of use and
portability.
Mixing from a control surface is an exciting option that allows a recordist
to have all the functions of an elaborate analog mixing board at their
fingertips efficiently and cheaply, with little more gear than the surface, the
interface, and a
laptop. Read
all about the MIO or request a quote.
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White Space: The Final Frontier
So
to start the chaos of hashing out the new white space landscape on a high note, we do want to make time
to note Dolly Parton who wrote to the FCC to express concern over their
vote:
| As someone who uses the white spaces and knows the value of them
for the work that I and many of my friends do around the
country, I ask the FCC to recognize
the entertainment industry's valuable contribution to the cultural life and
economy of this country. If the FCC ignores the value provided by current users
of the white spaces, the potential direct negative impact on countless people
may be immeasurable. |
Read the full letter here.
But despite this classy note from a classy performer, the FCC proceeded to adopt
changes (enumerated in their latest
report & order) to the way wireless devices can use the
unused television channel frequencies (often referred to as the aforementioned
"white space") that wireless microphones and other devices operate
over. Unlicensed wireless devices will be required to be equipped with spectrum
sensing, geo-location, and the ability to access a database over the Internet to
make sure that the frequencies on which it is operating won't cause
interference. Some room has been left open around TV channel 37 in major
markets.
So you may be thinking that sounds pretty dire and awfully restrictive for the
film and television industry and will require a heck of a lot of time and money
to sort out. But, hey, why panic when you can party? So read the next item and
cheer up.
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February 17th - Save the Date!
Television analog signals will stop broadcasting at midnight on February the
17th. Gotham will be hosting a shindig to see out analog broadcasting in style.
We'll pop champagne and raise a glass as they dissolve forever into snow and
noise. Keep watching for details!
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Our Mistake is Your Gain!
We've
accidentally ended up with a brand new DPA stereo kit that needs a good home, so
we're offering it for a mere $3125 - save $500 off the normal price!
The 4052 Compact Stereo Kit
is a kit with two carefully matched (within 1 dB) 4052
Compact Omni Microphones. Together with the accessories, this kit is designed
especially for low profile mounting directly inside a piano. The goosenecks can
also be mounted directly on microphone stands for various A-B stereo
applications such as a full orchestra in a concert hall, choirs and other
ambient recordings.
The kit comes complete with a pair of each of the
following: silver trapezoid close-miking grids, black diffuse-field grids,
suspension mounts, gooseneck mounts, magnet bases, nose cones, windscreens, and
silver free-field grids. One caveat - the microphone comes with non-removable attached rear cables.
Call us at 212-629-9430 or e-mail us at
sales@gothamsound.com today to take
this adorable kit into your gear!
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