The Press Recording Studio Stockton Ca

recording studio

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.

A must have for on site and in studio video recording.

used for TV studio recording

I use this along with an Impact CA-106 Junior to Baby Pin Adapter and the Impact 5/8 Locking Receiver Wall Plate to join with a large TV tray table to make a table for shooting tethered in my studio. This steel stand is super sturdy and the wheels make it convenient to roll around to various stations in my studio. This same setup could also be used with a small table surface for product photography, giving flexibility to roll the work space to various shooting stations--such as black background or white background.

This Cable has fulfilled my needs in my home recording studio.

First one I've ever purchased. It does what I want it to do. I use it in my recording studio.

Nice addition to my Mac for studio recording.

I bought this recorder for filmmaking and music recording. Before this recorder, I’ve been using H4n for a while, which also provides reliable recordings. I see a huge improvement in functionality on H6 that definitely worths the price difference. H6’s modular mics and 4 inputs provides much more flexibility. The user interface is also much more intuitive and efficient. I can conveniently adjust each channels with the physical knobs (instead of having to select and adjust with buttons like on H4n). On H4n, I need to press the REC button to start monitoring and then press once again to start recording; while on H6, monitoring starts when the channel being selected so I only need to press REC once for recording. The color screen is also a big improvement, although it’s a TN screen with low resolution which doesn’t look very pleasant. The extra line out is also useful for sometimes when I want to playback, but remember to turn off mic channels before connecting to loudspeakers to avoid severe feedback, even just for playback. That’s because it automatically goes back to live record mode when it finishes the playback. The self noise of the preamp is improved, but there is still a noticeable amount of noise due to the limit of its size. More advanced user may look into F8n, which has 10dB lower self noise and much more functionalities. The build of H6 does not feels as metallic as it looks on the images. Actually it feels kind of plastic and cheap, but I guess that’s keeping it lightweight. The wind shield and strap comes in this set is kind of cheap.

This little add-on makes such a difference in ergonomics. When recording yourself on video, it's so easy to hit the target to get things started. But I'd have to say the biggest difference is the feedback when taking photos. It's much easier to gauge the half-press for the focus on my Fujifilm X-T4. It's much easier to hit the focus on the half press, frame the shot, then full press for grabbing the photo. The o-ring helps keep things tight. I haven't had it loosen at all yet after 2 weeks...but admittedly, I shoot mostly in studio and do give it a check whenever I start shooting just because some other reviews made me paranoid about it. Haven't had it loosen at all yet. Maybe the other people just didn't tighten it enough.