TheHT

u/TheHT


r/videography•

I'm not sure where to ask this question. My apologies if this is the wrong subreddit. Further, I am not a video pro by any stretch of the imagination. My background is in audio engineering and broadcast. I know enough about cameras to know to leave it to the pros.

We will be broadcasting live video from a music festival for the second time. Last year, we used a website (don't have the name) to broadcast. It allowed us to plug our cameras to computers and stream video live. One account acted as the 'master' and we could switch to other cams on the same account. They called it something like corespondents, or some sort of TV news term.

Our setup:

We have 2 fancy Sony HD cameras that, thankf

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r/musicrequests•

HI there, r/MusicRequests! I'd like to write some music for film/video. Student projects OK. Can work on short deadlines and to just script or an idea if necessary, though I would prefer video to work with. Willing to revise to suit your taste.

Please see examples below:

Vanished. Listen as a military base is surrounded by a space-time distorting force field and disappears.

Rome Sweet Rome - Main Title (Rough Mix 1). A few motifs for RSR

Flying Machines. Roman commoners see their first Black Hawk helicopter, think the

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r/botany•

Hello Reddit! Please help me figure out what this thing in my back yard is. Been there since at least 1988, kinda hard to tell from the one terrible pic I have of the whole thing, but it's about 20ft high. Leaves fall off in the winter. Was told recently that it was "probably a bush". This seems pretty tree-like for a bush.

Top Right Sorry for the edit and overall picture quality on this first image, not sure dude wants to be on the interwebs.

Most of a Branch Three "V" shaped branches. Seems there are mostly 5 V shaped sets of branches on each larger branch.

Stem with leaves

[Leaf Top]

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r/whatsthisplant•

Hello Reddit! Please help me figure out what this thing in my back yard is. Been there since at least 1988, kinda hard to tell from the one terrible pic I have of the whole thing, but it's about 20ft high. Leaves fall off in the winter. Was told recently that it was "probably a bush". This seems pretty tree-like for a bush.

Top Right Sorry for the edit and overall picture quality on this first image, not sure dude wants to be on the interwebs.

Most of a Branch Three "V" shaped branches. Seems there are mostly 5 V shaped sets of branches on each larger branch.

Stem with leaves

[Leaf Top]

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r/explainlikeimfive•

After exhausting pharmaceutical options, your local school district is trying something new to keep the kindergarten ADD kids in line: Open Bar Thursdays. Little Johnny, while enjoying his juice box and vodka, wants to know more about light beer. Is it really just regular beer and water? The way it's worded on Wikipedia leads me to believe that, in some cases, it really is. Do the major US brands do this?

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r/askscience•

All these speed of light posts got me thinking about a question I've had for years. I imagine the speed is measured relative to the observer, but what if the observer is moving as well? For instance, in a train car moving forward at 100km/h, can light travel forward at a maximum speed (C - 100)?

My questions really is this; The universe is expanding, thus, we're flying away from the 'center', our system orbits the center of our galaxy, we orbit the sun, etc. What about all this movement? When something is standing still on our planet, relative the the center of the universe, isn't it already zipping along at some ungodly speed? Does this mean light can travel faster, relative to us, to

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r/RomeSweetRome•

First, my apologies. This is not a link to a new piece of music, however, greetings again wonderful subreddit! Alas, I find my schedule calming again and there are many wonderful things to write for RSR. Figured it would be fun to involve everyone who still frequents this community. Furthermore, half the fun of the first week was the feeling of being involved in something really cool. So, if anyone would like to be involved in this process, you are all very welcome to be guests of honor in my humble studio. Virtually, as it may be. (I think I've been watching far too much ancient Rome themed stuff, I feel like the town crier in the series Rome. Crier? Must be a more Roman word for that. I

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r/livesound•

Hi there r/livesound! Just discovered this /r today, we're in the middle of getting some new gear for our band and figured some third party ideas might helps us out!

We're an indi hip hop band called HDninja. 2 Vocals, drummer, bass, guitar. What we have:

2 shure pgx/sm58

1 smallish bass rig. ~700w, 2x10 sitting on top of a 1x12. Does fine until open B, then, not so fine.

1 guitar combo, 1x12. Loud bastard. Usually do fine without micing.

2x 15/horn Nady (i know), Crown XLS802 (1600w, works with the Nadys as well as anything could work with a Nady)

Mackie (i know) 1202vlz pro

3x DBX 266XL

1 Behringer (yup) Feedback Destroyer Pro

LED lighting, pars, movers, strobes, synced to click

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