Fit Bit Track Eating

Soon after I bought the Syrp Genie 3 axis kit which includes the Magic Carpet (Short Track), I had to the opportunity to travel and decide to shoot some time lapses and wanted to take my Gyrp kit. While the rest of the kit was easy to pack, the Track was a different story. Ended up buying the Syrp Case for the track. The quality of the case is great, its not padded as much as I would have expected, but then again the track is pretty sturdy and probably could take some rough use. It is a very snug fit, but allows for room to have the slider piece to be on the track and still fit which is great. Overall a good case for a great product.

Nice for travel and eating fruit

Was exactly what I needed to be able to keep track of my sunglasses. Fit perfectly in the sunglass case.

Works just as described! Very handy for keep track of which transmitter goes to which receiver! However it can be a little bit of a pain in the butt to take off/put on the caps on the antennas of the Lectrosonics UCR411 and UM400A. Same with the Lectrosonics UCR211. But super easy to put on the UM200C!

Everything works perfectly. Great quality. We track our pastor from about 50ft and it is a bit on the fast side when panning. It would probably be better at 30ft.

Flexible, Easy to use, Great price and value.It does take a little bit of use (a few hours) to loosen up the track ball. But after that, it's great fluid movement.

I've been using logic to create. Great as an AU or Standalone! I'm gonna be using this for every track i produce from now on. No doubt. Without an external hard drive to run all your sounds, it could make your computer lag a bit. And it's a bit pricey. But GREAT none the less.

Over ten years ago I used the huge Kensington cue ball track ball. When it wore out, a replacement was rather expensive so I tired several different mice and trackballs. I've spent much more looking for a decent substitute but when B&H ran a special on the Expert, I bit. I am happy I did. It is steady which works well with a hand that isn't so much any more. The scroll ring is a bit awkward for me but a neat feature that I'm trying to learn.

This machine has quite a bit packed into it for the price, so if you do multi-track recording or live event stuff with complicated audio setups, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better bang for the buck. There is one annoying thing that WAS NOT mentioned in any of the manuals and that is that a lot of the individual control you have with things like EQ, effects, etc, are DISABLED if you put the sample rate into 96Khz instead of 48Khz. I spent an hour trying to figure that out since it wasn't mentioned anywhere in the official documentation. I would also like to note that it would good for any user to distinguish controls for recording versus live output as the two are not necessarily one in the same.

I am using this for “moto-vlogging” for my motorcycle YouTube channel and the sound is amazing as compared to running it straight into the GoPro with its media mod. So far I have not tested the microphone it comes with as I have a Rode Lavalier Go already attached to my helmet. My akrapovic exhaust is very loud on my Yamaha MT07, so with the gain set to low and using the backup track feature set to -12dB it captures clean audio without clipping which is essential for rides I cannot redo. Combine this with 24 bit audio and there’s enough leeway to EQ wind noise as well. The backup safety track kind of negates the need for 32 bit float for my particular scenario which saved me the extra money over the DR-10L Pro. Great product from Tascam.