🙏🏼 thank you!

And single handedly bringing round glasses back into style!

I’m super happy with the tripod!

Yeah, cool. The only thing I don’t like with third party apps is that they don’t store videos in the photo library. But nowadays the file manager app and iCloud files is pretty good, so I guess it’s easy to get the files out of the app.

@@truecuckoo Yeah, there's always some trade offs. I tend to send videos to my laptop through airdrop, so no biggie for me. Nice video, man! I loved the mini mixer.

@@truecuckoo I believe filmic pro has an option to store the videos in the photo app. It’s a great app. Thanks for the video buddy.

Filmic pro has the option to store video in the film roll, but just this month they transitioned to quite an expensive subscription model, and if you haven't already bought it before this date, you can't get the now 'legacy' version. But you can also wait it out: forced by the EU Gatekeepers law/act/decree, Apple is now already in the process of properly opening the camera to third-party developers, which means it will be a trillion times easier and cheaper for developers to develop professional camera apps

@@Herfinnur oh man, that’s a shame. I really liked filmic pro.

If it was 50% larger and about 33% less expensive I’d be all over it. It looks lovely but for what it is it’s just, too much and too, fiddly.

@@iNerdier definitely dude. now if i got a 30%+ off code or something I'd own it haha

@@illegalgiant_ the biggest downside to me is how the input jacks are so close together you either have to use special tiny ones or like Andreas did in the video. Too small!

Thank you so much Dusty! 🙏🏼

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I didn't know that the tx-6 could function that way. I have been using my sp404mk2 in a similar fashion to recording audio directly to my phone. I'm curious if there are other options of portable gear that work in a similar way!

@@huberjonathan at least for iPhone most class compliant audio devices, such as the Zoom H series double as audio interfaces. A USB dongle might be required. For Android i think it’s probably still a bit unclear what works and what doesn’t?

@@truecuckoo i just realized there was a firmware update that lets my old OP-1 do the same thing!

Yeah. Imagine 10 years of software updates. And on the “last year” drop USB audio firmware like a boss. Very cool.

Thanks. Yeah the struggle is real. I think for tighter packing I would use a hard case for the OP-1 field. But even there, the power switch might be flipped unless it’s a really tailored case. And I always put the power switch up towards the opening, of the field case where I feel you can get it a little more fluffy.

It is, thanks for the input! Granted it's only happened to me once and I was moving around a bit. Gonna continue to use it for short trips and get one of those wooden ones on etsy for longer travel. appreciate the tip, @@truecuckoo cheers!

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They will recognise most of it as music electronics and camera gear. They're very used to photographers carrying their gear. And any gear with batteries must be carried on anyways. The best is to arrange it so that it is easy to open and reveal everything, with no nifty, hidden compartments.

I'd encourage you to check out camera bags, and drone bags. They very often come with customisable velcro systems, with dividers that you can organise in any way you like, in the meanwhile.

Good to have this winter 😌

Thanks!

I’ll talk to Arturia about it in the new year. I think they did everything right with it.

Also, maybe try the "Rode VideoMicro". It is a really small shotgun mic that needs no power. Really small and you can point it towards your face. It will not pick up ambient sounds as much either.

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@@truecuckoo thank you :)

That’s a nice idea!

@@truecuckoo 😊👍 enjoy

Lethal pricing! But it has it all. What would be a decent affordable alternative, if you still need the audio interface part? Split it up into analog mixer + some iRig interface or something?

True, it looks great especially for your needs. I guess I was expecting a price closer to other portable mixers I've seen like the Bastl Dude or Korg Volca Mix. It would be nice to have something like 6 stereo channels in a battery powered unit without all the bells and whistles.

Checkout the audient Evo line. Super good and compact audio interface that works with iOS at a great price

For the price of the TX-6 mixer alone, I bought my Livetrak L12 mixer/interface ($300 used), P-115 digital piano ($400 new when they were about to introduce the P-125), my headphones (DT990, a little under $200 on sale new) and my reverb pedal (Ventris, $300 used, back when it was a pretty new pedal). You could fit it in a backpack... a comically oversized backpack. They'd have a good laugh, at the airport check-in. Still, all that gear for the price of TE's tiny mixer/interface. 2 pieces were used - I got a great deal on the Livetrak (and I knew for sure it wasn't stolen) but accounting $300 for a reverb pedal isn't exactly "cheating" this exercise, even though I bought it used. Having said all that, if you want a very compact set-up while using your phone to record both video and quality line-in audio from a mixer... you'll have to pay a premium. I gotta give TE credit for being able to make functionality as small as possible yet still usable. In some cases barely manageable, such as having to alternate the cables in the TX-6, so that they'd all fit... but in the end, yes, fully usable. Jeez, I'm writing books in the comments today... that tripod seems really great.