I would say, for me the overhead mic is the best. And i think it's because for me it gives me a feeling that the whole image is speaking (If you can understand me) And with all the other options you can feel that the sound is from your mouth and i feel more contained? English is not my native language but this is how i would describe it 😆

@@reyesproductionDK The overhead captures more of the "room sound" which helps it feel like you're there inside the room! :)

The Deity mic had much more noise in it. Why?

You cut them to length for your desired frequency! I didn't cut them in the video!

I used to play vinyl records so who needed cd or wav files right, I never needed them. But that’s tech right, it keeps evolving and even if you don’t need it someone else will find it helpful

dual diaphragm mics, one designed to capture all the high end frequencies and the other to capture all the low end frequencies. This way your headroom may not be 32bit but it would still be orders of magnitude beyond what it is now and practically unclippable.

Units sold and/or operated in the USA can not transmit and record simultaneously.

Events and Live Music usually have Sennheiser and Shure but in the film/tv industry they use similar and different world. While the Sennheiser is the bare minimum industry standard, they've gotten complacent. Their new digital wireless just isn't meant for sound mixers that work from the bag (if its cart based work they're generally fine but at that point they've moved on to a different wireless system. Theos is just aiming to steal Senneheiser's market, which is a good thing! It creates quality products with competitive prices. UHF, Dual channel Receivers, and 32 bit float, and the units knowing which legal frequencies to use in almost any country is incredibly amazing features for the price point. Now it just released and time will tell, but things like these just make the audio world for more people accessible and easier. I myself have Lectrosonics systems but my colleagues use also use Shure, Zaxcom, Audio Ltd, or Shure wireless, but I'd be crazy if I didn't say that prosumer wireless giving pro level features is what will give us pros and consumers better products with attractive price points.

This is a new system and reviews across the board have shown how this system in most cases is an upgrade from the other brands now 😊

Audio is a WHOLE world, and I'm still learning so much :)

If you record high dynamic range sounds it is very very useful for solo shooters. Car audio, loud events, wedding speeches, documentary work where there’s no sound person and work that’s a once in a lifetime can’t capture again. You see why it’s good now right 👍