Today, I met with Mark Criscuolo of SuitX to try on the revolutionary shoulderX and check out how it incorporates as a booming tool in the production sound industry. ShoulderX is a versatile tool and can be used in various …
We have officially added DEITY Microphones to the Video Mantis Vault. Feel Free to start adding them to your personal gear inventory as well as listen to the Real Microphone Tests we have. These tests are a just a quick …
On this episode of Vault Talk, we sit down with a long time friend, Poul Mejer from Bubblebee Industries, one of the hottest wind protection companies on the block. He knows a lot about wind, and also how to make …
On this Mantis Discussion, Thomas Popp had the opportunity to interview the Production Sound team of the new hit movie “A Star is Born”, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. Musical movies are extremely challenging, yet this movie sounds so …
As you might have seen on our live cast from 10/6/18, we got to field test the new Stingray Backpack from K-Tek. For hours, Thomas wore his loaded Stingray Medium mixer bag docked within the Backpack and was recording interview. …
Gordon Moore of Lectrosonics will present an on-line webinar addressing the details of the migration out of the 600 MHz band, the new masking/deviation and power standards that will go into effect on October 1, 2018, a summary of the …
Come watch the recording of our Vault Talk for URSA STRAPS Mini Mounts. Here is some more information: Our new URSA MiniMounts are a slim line, low-profile mount designed to be rigged where larger mounts cannot go. They are made …
MANTIS DISCUSSION with Thomas Popp and Michael Sujek. TOPIC: Working on Travel Gigs in the Extreme Cold. We had a job that would make you run for the hot cocoa quick! This was a LIVE DISCUSSION that was recorded …
VAULT TALK PRODUCT REVEAL with Thomas Popp and Doc Justice of Halter Technical LIVE @ 2PM Pacific Time! PRODUCT REVEAL – The New Scene Monitor Headset!
Shock mounts are essential to helping remove all the handling noise while using a boom pole or suspending a microphone during a shoot. Thomas Popp breaks down some of the key factors in what makes a quality shock mount.