Aaton Cantar X3 - In-Depth
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2015
- Mike Paul, Location Sound's Technical Director presents an in-depth look at the new Cantar X3 portable recorder from Aaton Digital. The Cantar X3 24-Track recorder features a wide array of input and output options, with support for Analog, AES3, AES42 and Dante I/O and can record multiple streams to up to four on-board media choices. An embedded 10-channel mix surface, full timecode capabilities, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet and HD-SDI are just some of the remarkable features of this powerful new deviceAn in-depth look at the new Cantar X3 portable recorder from Aaton Digital. The Cantar X3 24-Track recorder features a wide array of input and output options, with support for Analog, AES3, AES42 and Dante I/O and can record multiple streams to up to four on-board media choices. An embedded 10-channel mix surface, full timecode capabilities, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet and HD-SDI are just some of the remarkable features of this powerful new device.
Finally a clear and well-informed look at the X3, thanks Mike.
FANTASTIC!
Thank you, Mike. This is extremely well done and informative.
superb... Mr. Paul - you are a star!
Great, informative video Mike...thanks.
Great video, thank you!
Nicely done.
Well done Mr. Paul! I have to go now, my brain is full.
jesus christ this thing is powerful
2 years ago. any update on the video/bluetooth/ or options port???
Given all of the digital inputs the X3 is capable of, what kind of cable package would be best to accompany this?
Do you have a model that has a higher redolution for the screen?
Which recorder has the best sounding preamps? Nagra is great.
Dream....
buy once use 25yrs and more m) this baby got nearly everything you'll need : thx
i see those removable slides lost in a day on set
looks like some kind of hardware from an alien craft
That is because it is alien technology from outer space!
Sadly the company closed. Sad to hear that.
I thought in motion pictures all things audio is done in post facilities /studios .
You still need to record it first.....
sure. it could be.
but this can be used for any type of pro production, and with presets, you can obviously REALLY dial in as many tweaks live. each day u return to the set .. you are getting more and more refined settings. at full quality. less post work. just being able to solo tracks, scrub to a spot, see waveforms, name, route, and add panning. i donno. doesn’t look like anything is missing in my world.
seems like they designed it right. from the ground up to be a bulletproof dream.
doesn’t replace my must have audio gear (Sony D100) .. but would definitely augment what I cannot live w/o in a 192 recorder.
Is it just me or is the software mostly English along with some French as well as some badly translated English terminology?
just you
It does a lot but like...the menu and the UI and the whole thing look ugly. Honestly this doesn't look more expensive than sounddevices. It looks non-intuitive