Sound Devices have developed an outstanding reputation for sound recordists, location sound and audio professionals who need on-demand high quality recordings. Their portable mixer-recorder 8-Series range offers unprecedented recording power, fully customizable routing matrix and a rugged efficient interface that can go anywhere. Designed for the sound professional’s workflow the Scorpio, 888 and 833 set the benchmark for quality and reliability, and excel in any production scenario.
Sound Devices most recently released v10.01 firmware for their 8-Series and SD-Remote. They’ve added a number of much-anticipate features including.
• 32-bit float recording
• Daylight mode on/off
• SD-Remote Routing Matrix
• Record folder renaming
• Playback to headphone only
Visit Sound Devices for the full list of changes and to download the firmware
Solutions from Sound Devices have been used on sets of major award-winning films, television and documentaries time and time again. Known for their rugged durability and superb performance, equipment from Sound Devices has captured pristine audio in the harshest, most punishing environments throughout the world, including in the hottest deserts, highest mountains, humid rainforests, and the deep depths of the ocean.
Director of Product Management and Design Paul Isaacs and Technical Support Expert Laura Sillanpää will go over some of the new features in the 8-Series v10.01 firmware via live stream on Thursday May 30 at 2:00am AEST in Australia. They will cover 32-bit float recording, Daylight Mode, SD-Remote Routing Matrix, Record folder renaming, playback to headphones only, and other exciting updates in the new firmware. Register in advance here.
