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Remote Recorders in the background?
28th July 2011 - Benahardone
 

One of the Australian leaders in location recording for radio, television, major music festivals and concerts are Sydney based company Remote Recorders. Working with the cream of the crop that visits the country, Remote Recorders has been recording in the background for years.

Whether it is the Big Day Out for Channel V, mixing Slash for Abbey Road Live, or DVD recordings for Muse, N.E.R.D or Kanye West, Remote Recorders are employed and trusted to deliver flawless live recordings every time.

Remote Recorders recently decided to purchase a DiGiCo SD8 console complete with an SD-Rack and one of their directors, James Cadsky, wasn't shy about explaining the choice.

"We have the SD8 running with two MADI recorders and it has proven itself to be a perfect solution for our live to air and live tracking projects,” he says. “Building up a broadcast mix on the SD8 is very quick and easy."

The choice to go DiGiCo was clear for James. "Sound quality, sound quality, sound quality. And road worthiness."

James also felt a console that was intuitive and easy to use was crucial to their decision, given the heavy use of any equipment they purchase.

"Ease of use was key for us, as the console is frequently used to do live mixes of festivals such as Big Day Out,” he explains. “Sometimes we hire a DiGi-Rack when we require more I\O."

James summed up his thoughts and feelings about the SD8 quite succinctly: "Sounds like gold".
 

 
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