Issue link: https://digital.copcomm.com/i/1538091
10 FA L L 2 0 2 5 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y Earlier this year, I had the chance to help beta test WildTrax, a new field re- cording software platform that was in development from Halter Technical. I was just starting a reality show that gave us the perfect opportunity to test the new software in a real production environment with a high track count and almost nonstop all-day recording. Incorporating WildTrax into my setup. There aren't many options for field recorders on the market in general—either in the hardware or software space—for high track count programs. For shows wanting a hardware option with more than 32 tracks, you are dependent on discontinued products or having to have multiple recorders synced together. There are software options on the market that will do high track counts, but most have not received new updates in many years, so the market was ripe for new innovation. Doc Justice CAS, who owns Halter Technical, and until now has focused on the headphone and IFB earpiece space, comes from a reality show background and saw the need and potential for a new offering in the software recording space. I was immediately excited to see how this new offering would differ from current offerings and how it could improve our workflow on set. I don't want to focus on the beta testing since this is a product review, but it's important to mention that as we found bugs in the WildTrax: Halter Technical Enters the Software Recorder Game b y C A S A s s o c i a t e R y a n P e d e r s e n