The Ultimate DIY SOUND CART under $500 | Filmmaking on a Budget
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- In this episode of Sound 101, Andrew from Deity tackles the ultimate DIY sound cart under $500. Filmmaking does not have to be expensive; we'll show you how to do filmmaking on a budget. Join him as he takes us through his building process, methodology, and production sound insight. This is a great sound cart not just because it's DIY but because it is ultimately functional, works well for location sound mixing on film sets, and, with some modifications, can also be used as a camera cart for indy filmmaking.
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0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Home Depot run
0:51 - Blog post below
01:07 - How to swap out the caster wheels on Olympia cart
03:11 - How to add an axle and larger wheels to Olympia cart
04:29 - How to add a boom pole holder to Olympia cart
05:15 - How to add a utility pouch
05:57 - How to add carpet lining
06:51 - Finished project - The Olympia XL sound cart
Summary:
Deity Microphones produces weekly digital web content to help filmmakers and sound mixers grow in their education. Deity Microphones shares this free web series in hopes that the next generation of filmmakers grows in their video production quality and changes the world.
Deity Microphones produces free educational web content to help filmmakers, vloggers, sound mixers and sound designers grow as creatives and take their production quality (be it independent, TV, or studio) to the next level. Deity Microphones believes that budget should never be a constraint to creativity.
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What DIY project do you want to see next?!
DIY Sound Devices Scorpio please
How can I use the vo-7u podcast mic with a Zoom H5N or a Mix Pre 3
I love these builds, they always end too soon though. More please! 🙌
Andrew, you're brilliant! What a great idea for a show and your description and choices are spot-on!
This is so awesome! Thank you for making this!
Amazing video. You are the DIY cart OG!
I had a much harder time putting on the casters in vlog 071 on my channel but eventually I found a solution. Happy to say the cart has been great a few months later on my productions.
This is great Andrew!
This is a great looking cart and a super helpful video! Thanks for putting this together
thanks for watching :)
love to see it! thank for thinking about low budgeting. I wonder if sound speeds will react to this
This is an ideal build for my director/DP needs. Well done 🤟🏾
definitely has a lot of versatility on set!
I've been using the XL as a generic production cart for a while now. I took the stock wheels on a gravel driveway and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, but I really appreciate seeing how to mod the wheels, I was trying to figure out how to swap them.
I also discovered that the Pelican Vault V550 case fits perfectly on the cart.
Nice! Definitely a solid starting model.
Not a sound guy but I love me a good DIY project, great job! :)
I used the original cart you built! Now I’m setting up the milwaukee pack out system as a sound cart.
I lucked up and got this cart on Amazon for about $50 a couple of years ago (before it was popular). Wish I had purchased 5!!
duuuuuuude thanks for this i was debating on hacking one of these carts for production. about to do a pelican case like yours right now
Great thumbnail 😂
Hold L1 and press Square, Circle, Up, Left, Left
Do I need a dedicated audio cart? No. Do I want one now? Yes!
Nice
Bravoo 👏👏👏👏
Too bad, here in Brazil I can't find this cart😔
when are the new PR2s coming out, i cant wait anymore, might have to go get some tascams
This video is amazing! I’m just thrown off by the 3D parts. Can I buy them somewhere?
How can I use the vo-7u podcast mic with a Zoom H5N or a Mix Pre 3
Do you guys have an update on when the Theos Digital Wireless will be available for preorder and shipping?
Tomorrow
@@DeityMicrophones great timing I guess 😅
6:17 That Theos flex 😅
hola, buena evolución... saludos desde chile... (tengo un sistem similar en mi carro)
Tip of the day: To prevent your drill bit from sliding around when starting your hole use a small nail, awl, or center-punch to made a small indentation. If you don't have those, at least pre-drill using a thinner bit.
I am curious about how well the 3D printed adapters hold up. I love using 3D prints to create otherwise difficult solutions- I do it on a weekly basis… but putting an entire cart on top of a print I would be leery of.
They have held up very well but we also use carbon fiber filament which is incredibly strong. Stronger than most plastic mold injection parts.
What would a Budget sound Cart look like for someone who’s starting out on n making short films for RUclips like as far as a set up for doing sound?
This setup can be done piecemeal.
.... Can't find the Facebook "The Olympia cart for sound professionals" group site any where?
facebook.com/groups/352683645933692
awesome video! Imo production carts are overpriced af ... i film sometimes on expos and as long at it is not marketed for filmmakers, super sturdy carts are way cheaper when they are marketed for workshops etc
I would buy the cart but won't after my recent experience with Service Repair Manager Christine Huang at Deity. Because of her I'm thinking of throwing all my Deity equipment off a cliff. I asked if she could tell me how to connect my w.lav mic to an XLR port on a sound mixing board. Her reply, "Do you have any pictures of the soundboard you mentioned? We don't know what it looks like. 😂 Is it the Piano soundboard?" shows she had no clue. I don't believe it's best practice to laugh at your customers. Multiple insulting emails later she had no answer. I have to say that Rode was very helpful.
This is amazing! Looking for someone to do this for me for a fee.
😂😂😂
Casters = Harbor Freight. Much cheaper there that at the Depot. ;)
The casters are from Amazon. and Harbor Freight doesn't stock the wheels we needed.
@@DeityMicrophones Sadness. 😞
You sound like you don't want to go to Home Depot... You do know that if you play it right, you can hang out there all day with no one the wiser, right? 😉😉
Also, that looks like just a good general production cart!
Invest in a porta-band. Would have literally cut those rods in 10 seconds.
100% True... but at the same time, this is the first time I've ever needed to cut a rod. Rather save the money on a cheap tool you hardly use and spend more time cutting. "Buy cheap tools until you know what you really need from that tool, then buy the best version you can afford." -Adam Savage
Awesome thumbnail, your head is not that big!
Heck yeah brooo