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I'm not sure if I understand it right, but if your voices are making a weird sound at the end or beginning, you may trim them or fade.

I like to share those disgraceful moments 😉

My own money. When I'm sponsored, I'll let you know at the beginning of the video and also the warning that this video has paid promotions show up. But, this one was paid by me as most of the gear I bring or talk about in this channel. But, even when I bring some product, sponsored by any brand, one of my terms is that I will give my honest opinion, whether it is good or bad. Then, if the brand accepts it, I'll do the review. If they don't, then I'll skip it. Not only do I want to be completely honest, but as also I do seek true reviews, when I search for myself, I want to be able to provide the same value for the viewers of this channel. Hope this clarifies. Cheers.

It is comments like this that keep me going forward with this channel. RUclips is quite hard, but when we get comments like this, it is worth more than anything. Thank you 💙

That's a mistake, for sure, but if you can have a mic that can save your mistakes, that's a pro for me 😉 But, either way, what I was referring was something that happened with my video recording app that was showing it was recording audio but wasn't. So, if the Lark M2 had that function, I didn't had to record my whole video again. In this case, having less is not more 😉

@@MSPACELOG it also doesn't allow directly connecting to bluetooth devices, so what? a con is bad audio quality, or poor connectivity, or poor battery life - something that it already HAS not something you WISH it had while keeping the same price.

@jimc9516 points of view mate 😉

Hi. Definitely. I agree with you in a sense that it is overpriced, but depending on the brand, you can still find some around 45$ on Aliexpress. Mine, at the time, was around that price. Now everything is a lot more expensive due to taxes and inflation. Even though I use a regular one, not motorized, for more practical shots, sometimes, filming myself alone, this one comes in handy. I can even put some pvcc tubes below it, and it serves as a dolly slider over trails. Depends on user cases. Here it is a link for an affordable one: pt.buy2fix.store/products/yelangu-l3-camera-wheels-autodolly-electric-track-slider-car-load-6kg-blue?variant=43530764026103&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAouG5BhDBARIsAOc08RTNGNfMhfnTgwVUczzShRlYxSDDNvtdw0txBvRYKeZT0FYYfwKmUgEaAuU9EALw_wcB&shpxid=c6c8b4ab-f99b-4cce-b56b-ef66337702a9

I didn't know Rode had released a new mic. Didn't got the change to get more from it, but from what I read about, it's similar to the Hollyland Lark M2, but for me has a big disadvantage: it's normal size (like everyone else's mics). Couldn't confirm if we can attach a lav mic, too. Even so, it is still one more piece to attach. What I most like about Hollyland is its simplicity of use and, at the same time, the fact of it being so discrete on my shirt. All the others, unless you use a lav mic, are quite big for my taste. But if you don't mind with that, Rode is an excellent brand and, certainly, you will be very well served.

@MSPACELOG hmm it's hard to say I think before I pull the trigger I will wait for reviews on the rode wireless micro if it turns out that many people still prefer the Hollyland I will buy that immediately

@@MSPACELOG what do you think about the boyalink?

That is a good decision 😉

Never used that one. But I started with a lav M1 from Boya, and I recorded a lot with it. Even though it is cheap it as much better sound quality that some pricier and reputable brands are out there. So, if it is the same quality as the older ones, it could be a very good budget alternative for someone who is starting. But if I were to buy something more future proof, I would save for something better.

Thank you. Yeah, for me, the two channels' options not being available for smartphones is a bummer. But keep in mind that this only happens with smartphones. If you're using a camera and the camera receiver, this doesn't happen. But as I film all my content with smartphones, that's an issue if I want to record an interview. Even so, the simplicity of use and awesome sound quality for the price won me over. If DJI Mic2 was the same price or even a bit more expensive, I would defigo with that one, but as it costs more than the double and as I don't do so many interviews, I decided to start with this and I'm using it in all my videos. I'm quite happy with it. In the future, and as I need, I'll upgrade to a better or, or perhaps an improved version with the missing features. Right now, the most important one, for me, is the internal recording. Really miss this one as a safety measure. Either way, glad you liked it.

What actually annoys me is that if you want to record on PC using USB (whici is much btter than going analogue, as ther is no chance for cables to pick up some noise) you cannot get channel separation. However, as you can get combo with two or three receivers, I guess if you manage to connect two to PC via USB and assign each to one microphone, then you can record two separate channels.

Never tried that. But it might work. Got to try it. One thing I also didn't test it was using the camera receiver with the TRS cable on my laptop. It should record with two separated audio tracks (at least it's what I think it works).

@@MSPACELOG TRRS connector contains pins for ground, left and right output and only one (mono) mic input. I am not sure that sound interfaces are intelligent enough to recognize if stereo mic is connected to change TRRS pins functions. Even when sound interface has separate TRS input for microphone, it still does not guarantee it is actually stereo input.

Hi. The magnets seem quite strong. I already used it over some thicker shirts, and it handles quite well. But there are also clamps you can use with the transmiters too. So, there are always ways around. But I'll try to put it over a thick jacket and do a quick run to see if it falls and let you know 😉

@ thank you!

Hi. Even though I didn't try them, for interviews and everything else, I would go with DJI Mic 2 or, in second place, Rhode Wireless Pro.

Obrigado. Fico feliz por ter ajudado.

I'm sorry to hear that. Gimbals are made to soften the shaking from walking or even running. Even so, you only get the best results by moving slowly with fluid movement. Even up and down movements are hard to pass by. So, tremors are a problem. Hope your condition improves over time. Take care.

Hi. I've left Pegaxy a long time ago. Hope you're doing well. Best wishes.

@MSPACELOG yes can we talk if you're not busy just a minute sir Where should I contact you? Thank you

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Hi. I never used it for that purpose. But I guess, between using your smartphone mic and using this one instead, that you will get better sound quality overall. But keep in mind that this is an omnidireccional mic, which means that it will pick up sound coming from all directions. For concerts, even though I'm not an expert in the area, you would want mics with a Cardioid or Lobar polar pattern because you can pinpoint them directly to the concert and the mic will pick up mostly that sound while ignoring the side and back sounds from the crowd. But that means other types of mics, not this type for vlogging or youtube recording. Hope that helps.

@@MSPACELOG Thank You

Hi. I never use noise cancelation because it is settled in the recording, and then if the noise reduction is noticeable, I can't do anything to the sound in post. O rather do noise treatment and sound treatment myself in post. Either way, the sound you are earing is directly from the mic with no treatment at all (except normalization). All I do is to position the mic and adjust the levels of the mic using the Hollyland app (because I'm using the phone receiver). If you're using the camera receiver, you can adjust the levels directly. I set to the lowest value so it doesn't pick up too much ambient noise.

@MSPACELOG thanks dear. ❤️

Obrigado. Eu utilizo um C-Stand normal com a Neweer, mais uma softbox octogonal de 90cm e aguenta. Podemos sempre tentar com um contrapeso atrás se perder o equilibrio. Contudo, se pretende um tripé, gosto muito deste que tenho da Ulanzi. Um pouco mais caro, mas resistente e boa qualidade de construção. Ainda não fiz review dele no canal mas em breve farei. LINK: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_EGYF753

@@MSPACELOG muito obrigado! 🙏🏻

I agree with you, he did give a good, honest review.

I'll test the ones I've got the best results with my Tab S8 Ultra, and I'll tell you if they work.

How did I forget them?

Well... Using the AI tracker in a basketball game might be tricky. The AI sensor is thought for one person only. Multiple figures in front of the AI sensor and it might lose tracking. I think the best way here is always a handheld approach with the gimbal in sports mode that provides a faster response. Unfortunately, I don't know any glasses that make good quality cameras built in. Why don't you try replicate your head movements to your hands while holding the gimbal? First, frame your subject and then just watch the game while keeping in mind that you must translate your head movements to your hands. As long as the composition remains the same, you should be tracking the subject easily smoothly. That's one approach.

I'm glad it was helpful 😉

Hi. I stopped using CapCut not only because, although it is good for some basic/intermediate editing, it has some problems with more advanced videos and also, nowadays almost every function is for pro subscription only. That's why I switched to DaVinci Resolve. But about your video, I remember that something similar happened to me when I edited long videos and with a lot of text, effects, etc. What I did was try to export it, video layer by video layer, and the same for the sound. Also, try to disable some effects, where the video jumps or loses the sound. Sometimes, there is some incompatibility between effects or too many effects, cuts, sounds, and all together. If I were you, I would start thinking about jumping on some more reliable vand powerful video editing software. Hope it helps somehow, and best wishes for your vide9 recovery.

Hi. I don't see any reason why they shouldn't.

I just bought the Ugreen and it doesn't work on my Note 10. When I connect to my phone, a message appears saying This USB device is not compatible. I saw many tutorial but I can't solve that problem

That's a bummer. Unfortunately, I don't have a Note 10 to try it out on my different adapters. Could you have bought a defective piece? It's kinda weird it doesn't work. Every smartphone that lacks a 3.5mm jack and has only a USB-C instead should, theoretically, work with these adapters.

Hope the same doesn't happen with mine, but for now, I'm really happy with it.

I'm really glad it helped you. Thank you.

I actually bought CX31993 and i have weird growing echo with phone calls, but maybe its because i have phone with already audio jack builit-in and some Dolby Atmos app(Motorola phone)

@dev1anceONE that's probably the reason. On my S22 Ultra, that doesn't happen.

I don't know if I got your question right, but have you tried to mount it in vertical mode? As it is presented in this photo? u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZXpFU0Z1fA1ObX9qx08Nsk5Y6elvJmYPiEk

I haven't tried yet to activate that function when I'm using the adapter on my Samsung S22 Ultra. But I'll test them out, and then I'll let you know.

@@MSPACELOG Thanks bro if u do that, im really need to know in which one UHQ upscaler works). I think in Ugreen ones have this function

Hi. I tested all 3 of the UGREEN ones, and all of them allowed me to switch on UHQ function on my Galaxy S22 Ultra, and I could actually notice the sound getting a jump of brightness, I don't know if I made myself clear. But all of the 3 worked great. I just didn't test the conexant one because I dontknow where I stored it. But I guess it should work exactly as the Ugreen ones.

@@MSPACELOG Oh biggest thanks to u bro, because im need to buy that one that supports UHQ Upscalerfunction 😃.

Hi. I've used one from the brand Minifocus. They make some very good and affordable gear. Here is the link for the one I've bought: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_EHjVcxr About the gimbal pack, I would choose the Pro pack. As the AI tracker is a must, and to have this, you will have to opt for the Combo or Pro pack, then, as the Combo doesn't have the travel case, I would go to the Pro. But that's me that I like to store the gimbal in its case for convenience of travel. If you have your own case or don't mind carrying it in a backpack without its own case, it's fine to save a few bucks and go along with the Combo pack instead.

Do you still get sound sync issues on CapCut?

@@MSPACELOG Yes. I am ready to let CapCut go.

@steph5494 Currently, I'm using DaVinci Resolve Studio, and it was the best change I've made. It's not a super easy learning curve but a power house.

@@MSPACELOG I believe that. I love it. CapCut is suspect.

If I remember correctly, you only need the app for the gimbal activation. Everything else, you can do without it.

I'm assuming you're talking about Insta Flow 360 Pro. That one is good for traveling as it is compact and fots in your pocket. Like I said in my video, if you're looking for a compact gimbal, easy to go and flow, and not planning a more professional approach, then the M6 isn't the gimbal for you. But, for me, the M6 is still the best gimbal around. The Insta Flow 360 and 360 Pro has a very nice approach for tracking, but even so, it is far away from the AI Tracking device in the M6 and one of the biggest reasons why is it's brand independent. If you look closer, you can only take more or less the same advantage of tracking on Insta as the M6, with any video app, if you're in iPhone. Android users are left out. Besides that, the M6 AI tracking device still works better. On the M6, you can use any phone you want as any app you want and still track yourself with no problems. Besides that, I don't really trust or like magnetic clamps. Also, the weight that Insta 360 supports is far less than the beast of the M6 can handle. Again, Insta is good for on the go fast shooting and portability. But if you want something for all kinds of purposes, it would be the M6 or the MT2 if you're planning also with cameras. Hope it helps.

Thank you. For that, I would use the Hohem MT2 just because you can use any adapter you want. The M6 is for smartphones only because its adapter is fixed. It may fit action cams, but it would be better if you could try it with some borrowed unit first.

Do you mean the lack of locking mechanism for the tilt axis that I referred in the video?

@@MSPACELOG no the lock at the base at the top of main handle of gimbal

My unit doesn't have that problem but as it look like a hardware problem, only new batches that may come out that could havve that problem solved. Old units that the lock loses its integrity are never going to return to normal. If it is still in warranty, try to send it to repair or change for a new one.

Thank you. I just did the intro using as a sample of what it is possible to achieve with those. Technically, you can achieve the same using the optical lens 3x, 5x, or 10x from your smartphone l, but those lose quality and struggle even more in poor light conditions. That's why I prefer using some external lens with the main camera instead. The rest of the video, as all my videos, are filmed with my 2x telephoto lens. Soon, I'll be making a review of a smoke machine, where I use an Anamorphic lens... keep tunning in, and you will see another great example of the achievable things you can do with external lenses.