Glen Trew, Author at Trew Audio

Tools of the Trade: ENG Mixers

Glen Trew / November 2, 2001

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA) In the field of professional audio, there are a select few who have […]

Glen Trew / November 2, 2001

In the slow changing world of truly professional microphones, where all too often the wheel is simply reinvented, it

Glen Trew / November 2, 2001

In the world of portable timecode DAT recorders (OK, the very small world), there was first the Fostex PD-2. This

Glen Trew / November 2, 2001

People in business have to be conscious of changing trends and adapt to them. Location sound mixers are certainly no

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA) Shotgun mics do their job well: reaching 5′ across a film set, rejecting

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

The latest entry in the already crowded field of lavalier microphones is the Countryman B6. With a diameter of approximately

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA) In this volume: Cooper CS-208 & CS-106; Sonosax SX-8; Zaxcom Cameo; Audio Developments

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA& UK) Since the quest for tools that improve the quality of our work

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

Shooting for the National Park Service in Appalachia I was recently the mixer on a film being made for the

Glen Trew / October 26, 2001

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA) Two oxymorons: Jumbo Shrimp. Perfect DAT. Well, oxymorons or not, I love jumbo