Looking for more audio recording options to take your films and video projects to that next level? Well, you’re in luck, as a new all-in-one field recorder has dropped that looks quite promising. The Behringer FLOW 4V has been cooking up for some time, and now it is finally ready to launch.
Designed and engineered by the German team behind other audio tools like the X32 and WING, this new Behringer FLOW 4V is a 10-track, timecode, 32-Bit Float field recorder that has been designed specifically for filmmakers, content creators, and videographers looking for an all-encompassing digital mix and audio recorder.
Here’s what you need to know.
Introducing the Behringer FLOW 4V
When it comes to audio for video projects, there are a good number of nice options, but not nearly as much variety as cameras and cinematography gear. Audio just isn’t as sexy, we guess. So, it’s always nice to see new options hit the market, specifically for videographers and filmmakers.
The Behringer FLOW 4V is a 10-track all-in-one field recorder that promises to be able to capture flawless multi-track audio while staying locked to your camera and making syncing in post-production a breeze.
The field recorder further promises no clipped takes, no manual syncing, and just no stress in general as it aims to be an easy-to-use solution that is both powerful and reliable. Featuring 4 dual-gain preamps, real 32-bit float recording, and optional expansion via FLOW 4VIO, it should further be able to scale as you start on small projects and grow to big-budget ones.
Price and Availability
Credit: Behringer
Overall, while just announced, we’ll have to wait to see (or hear) how reviewers talk about the product once it goes through the rounds. But for now, it looks quite promising as a nice option that should be able to record, stream, or edit with confidence regardless of your shoot environments or settings.
The Behringer FLOW 4V appears to be available on the company’s website, where it is set to retail for $279 here at launch. We’ll keep you updated if and when it gets more info and add it to other reseller websites like B&H.
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