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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. if I want to use a Shure SM7B with this recorder, do I need to use a cloud lifter with it?

A: The microphone inputs on the Sound Devices 833 Multitrack Field Recorder provide up to +76 dB of gain which is sufficient for use with the Shure SM7b Vocal Microphone, so a Cloud Lifter is not needed.

Q: 2. will this battery kit work on the mix pre 6?

A: Yes, the same battery kit does work with the MixPre-6 II. We do offer the same batteries and accessories packaged together with the MixPre-6 II recorder which is B&H # SOMIXPRE6IIK.

Q: 3. Can the SSD and the SD cards be set individually to record at different rates simultaneously?

A: The Sound Devices 833 8-Channel / 12-Track Multitrack Field Recorder allows customized track routing and simultaneous recording to internal SSD and two SD cards, but it appears that all files must use the same sample rate and bit depth settings regardless of destination.

Q: 4. Is a V30 SD card good enough for this when recording multiple ISO tracks?

A: The V30 rating on an SD card refers to the video speed class, so it is not a relevant rating for use in an audio device. As long as the memory card is rated for class 10 speed or higher, or U1 speed, it is going to be compatible for use with the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II 10-Channel / 12-Track Multitrack 32-Bit Field Recorder.

Q: 5. Can anyone recommend a wireless system to send audio from the balanced MixPre outputs to a BMPCC 6k Pro?

A: To send audio wirelessly from the balanced outputs on the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II Multitrack Recorder to a Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, you can use the Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable TA3F to 3.5mm Locking TRS for Sennheiser Transmitters (B&H # RECASENSK1TL) or the Cable Techniques RX-TRSBL Locking 3.5mm Male to TA3F Receiver Cable (B&H # CARXTRSBL) to connect the TA3 (3-pin mini-XLR) output from the MixPre-10 II to a Sennheiser EW series wireless bodypack transmitter or a similar type of wireless bodypack transmitter. For example, you can use a wireless microphone system like the Sennheiser EW 112P G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System which will accept line level input signal. The Sennheiser system has only one channel, so you will need to purchase two of the Sennheiser systems if you want to send wireless audio from both the left and right outputs on the MixPre-10 II to the BMPCC camera. To connect the output from the wireless receiver to the TA3 input on the camera, you can use the Kondor Blue Mini-XLR Male to Locking 3.5mm Stereo Cable for BMPCC 6K & 4K (B&H # KOMINIPLSBK).

Q: 6. am I crazy or does this device shut off all mic inputs other than 1-4 in ambisonic mode? this would mean while using the ambeo i cannot plug in any other microphones?

A: That is correct, only channels 1-4 can be operated for ambisonic recording .

Q: 7. Is it best practice to turn off phantom power before turning off the device in beginner mode? Thank you for your time.

A: You do not have to turn off the phantom power before turning on the MixPre-10 II. It is advisable that you do not have the phantom power turned on when only using dynamic mics, or battery powered mics, as it will consume more battery power from the recorder unnecessarily.

Q: 8. Can I use the TA3 outputs for IFB?

A: Yes, the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II's TA3 outputs could be used with an IFB system.

Q: 9. is it possible to use the ambeo in conjunction with additional microphones in inputs 5-8?

A: Yes. The Sennheiser AMBEO VR 3D Microphone BH #SEAVRM offers 4 Matched KE 14 Cardioid Capsules in Ambisonics A-format arrangement: 1: front-left-up (FLU) 2: front-right-down (FRD) 3: back-left-down (BLD) 4: back-right-up (BRU) Mixing to B-Format: W: FLU + FRD + BLD + BRU X: FLU + FRD - BLD - BRU Y: FLU - FRD + BLD - BRU Z: FLU - FRD - BLD + BRU A split cable 4XLR is included in the box..

Q: 10. Trying to use MX-LMount L-Series Battery Sled with two L-Series batteries connected, but when I power it on, all tracks on the MixPre-10 II start blinking/flashing red (on the ring LED around each track fader). I've tried using the battery sled with a pair of genuine Sony NP-F970 batteries, and also with a pair of genuine Sony NP-F570 batteries, and all of them are having the same problem. I have already switched the battery type to L-Mount in the MixPre-10 II's power menu. Batteries are fully charged. No other batteries/power sources are connected. Any idea what could be causing this?

A: I would suggest calling Sound Devices technical support.