OCT 9+
OCT 9+
This setup is an extension of the OCT-9 or the OCT-3D.
It can be used to record 7.0.4 or 7.1.4 setups with an extra omni, such as the standard Dolby Atmos configuration, for example. It offers discrete channels for each bus of a 7.1.4 system.
This setup uses a lot of gear and we touch the limits of getting all stuff into one backpack. To be frank, it's not easy and we are not done yet.
We are working hard to strip anything down to the very least needed and maybe we still can get into a big backpack. - Stay tuned.
Under construction
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