Atomos delves into audio with StudioSonic, shotgun microphone

atoms expands its ecosystem with the StudioSonic Shotgun Mic, a shotgun microphone designed for filmmakers, journalists, YouTubers and production professionals that is positioned as the “perfect complement” to Ninja and Shogun monitor-recorders, as well as professional cameras and recording devices.

StudioSonic Shotgun Mic relies on a dual-mode design that offers the flexibility to operate wirelessly through 2,4 GHz or via a digital audio connection USB-C directly with the Atomos locking USB-C connector. The tool has been designed to adapt to a wide variety of contexts, such as on-location interviews, handheld filming, field reporting, and capturing unscripted dialogue.

Your design supercardioide of 48 kHz/24 bits High-quality sound isolates voices precisely, even in noisy environments. The microphone also incorporates a 75Hz low cut filter and a 150Hz high-cut filter to minimize unwanted noise, a high-frequency boost to improve clarity, and a manual gain control for precise adjustments. Likewise, its integrated OLED screen offers real-time monitoring.

He microphone Supplied with a receiver 2,4 GHz which ensures a latency of less than 20 ms and a working range of up to 100 m with line of sight and up to 20 m in crowded environments. On the other hand, its internal rechargeable battery USB-C It is capable of powering the device for about 7-8 hours in wireless mode and up to 50 hours in wired mode. The microphone, with analog and digital outputs, also has a USB-C output for those content creators who want to connect the microphone directly to a computer.

Peter Barber, CEO of Atomos, emphasizes that the launch of StudioSonic represents “another step” in the company's “journey” of expanding its ecosystem “to audio, bringing the same level of reliability and innovation that we are known for in video.” “You will soon see more products from the ecosystem,” he stressed.