These are my first recording using Magic Lantern
(well actually second, because I was screwing up the first ones by trying to record the mic in line input on the Juiced Link. Mic was the Sennheiser ME66

I tested two ways. First is with the Juicelink alone, set on highest level, and with trim about 12 oclock position. I think Jon Fairhurst recommend cranking the JuiceLink all the way, and I think I could have done that here too.

Because I know that I might shoot with more than two mics sometime or another, I also ran my ME66 through my Eng44 mixer. It added plenty of boost to the signal, and I am pleased that will work to.

Headphone monitoring was done out of the camera-- hip hip horray !!!! Since I was on wrong side of camera, I didn't get to see levels meter that well. But they do work great. I did add a Boostaroo Revolution headphone amp that give me a fairly accurate feel for when my levels are getting to hot. That is why on the ENG44 test, I turned down volume a bit. Have listen below.

I did nothing with these files except covert them to .wma in Vegas.

Sounded great to me.
Not as "thick" as I typically hear from the ME66, but still a very clean signal, as far as I can tell.
I think I'll be happy with a JuicedLink and Tramm's ML.

VERY cool!

As I said didn't touch it except to convert it to WMA from original sound through Vegas. Not sure what that process might do, or just sticking it on time line may do to alter it. Another mic, multiple lavs... whatever, it is clear this will work for us.

It occurred to me I should also provide a test with my ENG44 straight to camera. I ran this through the Beachtek DXA-4 with attenuators turned all the way up. in retrospect, in listening in the section I turned up the ENG44 levels, I think I overdid it a bit.

Have listen.