Sound Devices 633: In-depth Tutorial - Video Production Equipments | IPG Rentals 

This video was simply amazing! It's 4am where I am right now, and I have to be at a shoot at 8am. I had rented the Sound Device 633 and I was starting to freak out cause I didn't had the slightest idea how to use it. Thank you so much for this video!!! I feel so much more confident and at ease to properly perform as a Boom Op/Sound Mixer and do a good job. I can't wait to see more of your content!

This guy summed up the past 3 weeks of my schooling in a video. I want my money back.

I have had my 633 for some time and do not use it all the time so it's great to have this quick reminder course. Its a great mixer and a great discription

... and here in late 2022 it's preamps are still among the best there is 👍

Love this! Super handy to have a sound person go through the mixer and give tips!

Thank you man! This video just helped out our film immensely. You're a god

Amazing overview!! And this is an incredible device. Thanks

Holy shit just discovered this guy's channel and it's fricken amazing!

Great video! Thanks for the explanation. Amazing overview !! Very detailed and complete.

Excellent video, thank you!

Nice Job ! thanks I needed refreshed and learned - 12V T-Power UK mics :)

@8:20 pretty sure there is a button style internal battery that'll keep timecode even without any batteries attached but the AAs are a good backup.

Hey very intuitive and amazing video, lately I just started learning more about sound to improve my filmmaking and I even purchased a used sound device 633 I like the improvements already but from a layman standpoint what’s next after sound 633? as in yes I recorded everything set all the gains sound is good yes, but that’s next does it need treatment after before I attach it to my video or it’s fine the way it is professionally what would you advise me in this regard.

I have several questions: Do you not use the fader at all if you set something to prefade? If you set your ISO tracks to prefade, and your mix track to postfade - do you only control the mix track with your faders then, while the ISO tracks are controlled by the gain knob only? Should you always set the ISO tracks to prefade, and the mix to postfade? Any other solutions? Say I have a boom mic on channel 1, and two lavs on channel 2 and 3 respectively. I also want to record a mix track of them all. What would I set to prefade and postfade in this scenario? What are the X1, 2, 3 and 4 channels used for? And when would you want to use them?

The X3/X4 output is a line level only output? The signal seems too strong for mic level receivers.

It won’t play for some reason :(