[Alistair Gallop]

Ok guys thanks for your help, how about this then:

I have an adapter MZA900 which allows me to connect my body pack directly into a Tascam Dr 100 via XLR. If I was to buy another of these adaptors for the other body pack and connected this to the other XLR connection on the Tascam would this work?

Im guessing that because the 2 xlr connections are left and right, this would record each of the mics onto seperate channels but I could then edit these in final cut by copying them to both channels?

Alistair

[Alistair Gallop]

Hi Eric,

I only have 1 receiver? I currently have that on 840.400

I then have 1 body pack on 840.375
The other bosy pack on 840.425

This way they are 50mhz apart but this is working? Are you saying I need an additional receiver?

Alistair

[Alistair Gallop]

I have tried to set my system up in this way using 2 lapel mic body packs into 1 receiver but it doesn’t like it when I have them on 2 different frequencies. It seems that each mic cancels the other one out?

[Alistair Gallop]

Both of those sound like they will work but the bottom one sounds super simple!

Genius as always. Thanks for your help guys!

Ali

[Alistair Gallop]

Thanks guys!

Very simple yet very effective. Made my life a lor easier

Alistair

[Alistair Gallop]

so for example if I wanted the pendulum expression to start at 5 seconds it would look like this?

if (time >= 5){
veloc = 7;
amplitude = 80;
decay = .7;

amplitude*Math.sin(veloc*time)/Math.exp(decay*time)
}else{
value

Thanks

Alistair

[Alistair Gallop]

Ok cool, thanks for your help

[Alistair Gallop]

That is awesome resource Jason, thanks for that! I will give it a go now, it certainly makes sense!

Do you think the way it pans down the unfolding images is done with a camera?