It takes 4 big guys breathing heavily to move that Fisher dolly and usually like two people are riding on it and two pushing it. Not 6’ COVID prevention friendly. I think there’s going to be some more practical substitutions for those tanks during COVID.
I'm a professional location engineer as well, but for orchestras and music performances. Thanks for sharing your gear and your setup! It's a cool part of the business that I'm not exposed to, and I got a couple good ideas that I plan on using from your video. We share a many goals, one of which is quick and painless setup/breakdown with easy access to signal and patching. Best Regards, Don
Love your style of Videos! Always something informative and the set-impressions with the people and their interactions is something unique! Always love coming back to your vids as an aspiring mixer myself!!
A lot of great details and ideas on your new cart build out Rodolfo, very well thought out! Also your boom op has a great personality for being on set, ( the guy you w'ere talking about spicy noodles with ) hold on to him as you grow in this industry. Cheers friend!
hello Michael ! thanks, ai am pretty happy with the cart also I will let Andy know hes doing it right !!! He's been my right hand since the beginning good kid !!
Great cart!! Anyone know where the butterfly clips come from? The ones that attach the rack to the extrusion arm. Thanks for the great vids as always!!
Hey Rudolfo, I really appreciate the videos bud. I'm from Butt-fuck Ontario where the film scene is basically non existent or at the most hacky as hell. Allowing us a glimpse inside your work and the BC's film scene is really inspiring and educating for me personally. Thanks for all the hard work.
Good to see you back my man. I started location sound thanks to you. Now I'm into some bigger projects as well. Seems to get a job at Paramount and Netflix as well. Fingers crossed.
Sorry for the late watch but this one is the best vlog yr's, I enjoyed watching it quite a lot. And you got an awesome cart there. Just one question, is it really hard to move it with those Dino cases?
Great video dude, you've earned another subscriber. But please, for the love of god, keep the loudness of the music in the video equal to the rest. It's just way too high and hurt if you're with headphones or i sitting in public with a sudden increase.
Soooo happy to have you back dolfo. Thank you for making more videos. You need some OSS or IBIS or IS in your life tho. I need to think of something to send.
@@RLFOSOUND shaky or not, thanks for taking us along. I have only been on a couple real sets and love the friendships and atmosphere. I am relegated to the studio now but really like vicariously living through your dirty, scratched, shaky lens
You make cool videos. Looks way too top heavy for that skinny cart footprint. Don’t you ever work outside on unlevel ground? What happens then? I never hear people talking about the drawback of having a small footprint cart outside where ground is not level. One cart designer did mention it but he said he “can’t change the laws of physics”, but Duh, he could have designed accordingly if he knew how. I will be coming out with cart that transforms from small footprint for tight indoor spaces to larger footprint for outdoor stability. Can you move the cart with both roadie cases on it using those handles without it hurting your wrists? Carpal tunnel?
Hi, Rodolfo, just wanted you to know that I know how to properly spell your name. :) Also, you should do a complete, full-length video en Español with English subtitles, just to mess with folks.
@@RLFOSOUND Sweet! I'm so gringo, but I'm learning Español using Fluenz, and I want to be 100% fluent (like able to easily read a novel or watch a movie/TV show) within the next five years. You will be motivating me, dude!
Rudolfo you have been missed! My life hasn’t been the same without you! Love you’re Cart and can’t wait to see the next video!
yoo thanks brother I will post more often now I promise!!
holy sh*t batman. it went from "here is how i pack my bag for a shoot" to "here is my cart" *boom* - nice job, well done 👏🏼
It takes 4 big guys breathing heavily to move that Fisher dolly and usually like two people are riding on it and two pushing it. Not 6’ COVID prevention friendly. I think there’s going to be some more practical substitutions for those tanks during COVID.
I'm a professional location engineer as well, but for orchestras and music performances. Thanks for sharing your gear and your setup! It's a cool part of the business that I'm not exposed to, and I got a couple good ideas that I plan on using from your video. We share a many goals, one of which is quick and painless setup/breakdown with easy access to signal and patching. Best Regards, Don
Really missed your videos. You have a great eye for visuals and editing. BTW, Andy is starting to look like your twin.
Hahaha thanks its been a while ! also andy my twin !! 😱😱😱 its my asian background 😝😝😝
Love your style of Videos! Always something informative and the set-impressions with the people and their interactions is something unique! Always love coming back to your vids as an aspiring mixer myself!!
A lot of great details and ideas on your new cart build out Rodolfo, very well thought out! Also your boom op has a great personality for being on set, ( the guy you w'ere talking about spicy noodles with ) hold on to him as you grow in this industry. Cheers friend!
hello Michael ! thanks, ai am pretty happy with the cart also I will let Andy know hes doing it right !!! He's been my right hand since the beginning good kid !!
14:14 Wholesome moment
wow, deje de ver tus videos como por un año, y todo lo que has progresado es impresionante :o que chingón!
BRO I THOUGHT YOU QUIT YT! Welcome back RUDY!!!!!! anyone call you Rudy? lol happy to see you back!
i dont quit hahha I am just late hahah some people call me rudy, rod,dolfo, i go by many names !!
Great cart!! Anyone know where the butterfly clips come from? The ones that attach the rack to the extrusion arm. Thanks for the great vids as always!!
Hey Rudolfo, I really appreciate the videos bud. I'm from Butt-fuck Ontario where the film scene is basically non existent or at the most hacky as hell. Allowing us a glimpse inside your work and the BC's film scene is really inspiring and educating for me personally. Thanks for all the hard work.
yo, thanks I am happy its helping !! I will keep posting best of luck !!
Good to see you back my man. I started location sound thanks to you. Now I'm into some bigger projects as well. Seems to get a job at Paramount and Netflix as well. Fingers crossed.
nice !!! that makes me so happy !!! let me know how you project goes best of luck !!! 🙏🙏🙏
Could you please make a video about comtec? How it works, how to make talkback with boom operator and everything about it please?
Sorry for the late watch but this one is the best vlog yr's, I enjoyed watching it quite a lot. And you got an awesome cart there. Just one question, is it really hard to move it with those Dino cases?
AWESOME!!!!
Great video dude, you've earned another subscriber. But please, for the love of god, keep the loudness of the music in the video equal to the rest. It's just way too high and hurt if you're with headphones or i sitting in public with a sudden increase.
Soooo happy to have you back dolfo. Thank you for making more videos. You need some OSS or IBIS or IS in your life tho. I need to think of something to send.
hahah i do I was shaky af sorry 🙄
@@RLFOSOUND shaky or not, thanks for taking us along. I have only been on a couple real sets and love the friendships and atmosphere. I am relegated to the studio now but really like vicariously living through your dirty, scratched, shaky lens
Glad to see you back !
good to see you back at it! keep up the grind!
thank you !! will do
Hey RLFO you packing VRS or VRTs in the venue? congrats on the new gear!!
You make cool videos. Looks way too top heavy for that skinny cart footprint. Don’t you ever work outside on unlevel ground? What happens then? I never hear people talking about the drawback of having a small footprint cart outside where ground is not level. One cart designer did mention it but he said he “can’t change the laws of physics”, but Duh, he could have designed accordingly if he knew how. I will be coming out with cart that transforms from small footprint for tight indoor spaces to larger footprint for outdoor stability. Can you move the cart with both roadie cases on it using those handles without it hurting your wrists? Carpal tunnel?
hey where were you sound boss
Love U Rlfo! Waiting for more!
thanks, more videos coming real soon
Which video RTX do you want buy? I'm looking for buy it too, but i have no idea
Nice looking cart!
thank you, I just added a venue 2, should have waited for the D squared 😝😝
Yay, you're back!
Your beard is getting better ;-)
Hi I’m the first one ❤️ , you test de Deity connect ?
hello !! I havent had a chance to try the connect but deity sent a mic deity 2 to review I have been using it !!!
Sell the 688 and buy the Scorpio, it's another world! :) Missed your videos!
How do you actively get more gigs?
Love the videos, keep em coming.
thanks Will do !!
Thanks man! Keep making videos please!
will do more to come !!
its been a while bro
nice cart
thank you !!! I have been working non stop thankfully !!!
Do you have any instagram to follow you?
nice cart!
thank you !!!
did you make that beat at 11:12 ? Because it's fire
negative !! I found it online !!
I wonder why Nathan hates him!
hahhaha he got in front of him while booming so he couldn't get the coverage in that take
Hi, Rodolfo, just wanted you to know that I know how to properly spell your name. :) Also, you should do a complete, full-length video en Español with English subtitles, just to mess with folks.
that would be dope !! yes you got it
@@RLFOSOUND Sweet! I'm so gringo, but I'm learning Español using Fluenz, and I want to be 100% fluent (like able to easily read a novel or watch a movie/TV show) within the next five years. You will be motivating me, dude!
Yoooooooo
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