Thank you so much. I just pinned your comment to the top of the comment section. lol I really appreciate your feedback and support. I make all my review videos similar to this video.
Wow Alan thank you very much. This video has been getting some pretty good feedback compared to some of my other review videos and I’m not sure why exactly. lol I make all my review videos the same. Very informative and to the point. I’m curious what makes you think this is a great review video? Thank you again for your support and feedback. I really appreciate it.
Amazing, I’m very happy that this video inspired you to use the mic kit now and have you more confidence on how to use it. Any further questions feel free to ask. I’ll try my best to answer them. Keep me updated on how it goes with your new audio setup. 🎙️💯🔥🎥💪
Thank you so much. I struggle with configuring new devices, and your video was so easy to follow with precise instructions. You made it look easy. I have the setup all in place, and it's working great!
Just tested: plugged the usb-c receiver (for mobile phones) into my new macbook with usb-c ports and MacOS recognized it without issues. It does combine the signal from the two transmitters into mono, though. Perhaps on an even more important note, even when you connect the "camera" receiver to the mac with a usb cable, you are getting the same merged mono. The only way to get to separate tracks into your computer/recorder/mixer... is to use the audio cable (headphone jack). P.S.: I have also tried connecting the camera receiver to my phone via USB and it works, but again, both mics as 1 channel. Having to use an audio cable to get separate tracks for the two mics is a shame. Still, a great product for the price!
Awesome thank you for sharing your testing results on the Mac and different receivers and cables from usb to 3.5mm aux cable etc. Yes for the price and the sound quality and the use of use with so many devices. I have been using it for all my RUclips videos since I got it. I’m happy with it.
Thanks for clarification. it seems switching to stereo is not functional except when connected using audio cable. This is quite misleading having option to turn stereo mode on but it actually does nothing. When used with phones it makes sense it is limited to mono as phones are limited that way. But, when connected to PC via USB and still having mono is very strange and quite disappointing.
@@epedja try connecting the M2 camer receiver to the pc using the 3.5mm output. Using the USBc will be a digital signal. Verses using the 3.5mm will be an analog signal which should be able to provide a stereo signal. If you have anymore questions let Mr know. And also be sure to keep us updated with your results.
does using both mics in mono make a huge difference? is the audio still pretty good? im wanting to use both mics at the same time for interviews, but using my iPhone 15 pro max usb c
@JRR.1211 the audio quality will still be great when using mono or stereo mode. When using the smartphone it is only possible to record in mono mode if you use 2 mics or one mic. This is a limitation of the smartphones. The only benefit of recording in stereo mode is that it will allow you to have more flexibility in post production editing to raise or lower each person speaking that has a mic. So you could have 2 mic audio files to adjust as you need. But with mono mode, both mics will be recorded to one audio file so you can NOT adjust each person audio level in post production if they are speaking at the same time. Hope this clarifies for you.
Great review! I have been watching reviews about this mic all day! My search is over 😅😅 thank you! You answered all my mental questions, time to buy it 😅
Hahahah awesome feedback thank you. Please feel free to use the affiliate Amazon link in this video description to help support my RUclips channel to continue to create more videos like this. Much appreciated.
@@vickyfoodhunter hey there Vicky. When your just using 1 mic you can set it to mono mode. When you are using 2 mic’s you can set it to stereo mode. When you using 2 mics you don’t have to use it in stereo mode but it is suggested to use it in stereo mode when using 2 mics that way you will have more flexibility when it comes to editing the audio in post production with your video editing program. That way you can have more control of the audio from both mics when using stereo mode. Any more questions feel free to ask.
Hey it’s Dooley! Just picked up the Lark M2 and came across your video review. Thanks for all that you do! Greatly appreciated. I am enjoying the features that add to making me more mobile for my Apple devices. It was plug, play, and done. Thanks again for the review.
Heyyy Dooley what’s up man. Wow thank you soooo much for your kind and supportive comment. That’s amazing. I’m glad you enjoyed the review video and I hope it helped to get you started and more familiar with the product. If you watch any of my recent RUclips videos, the majority of them have all been recorded with this Lark M2 since I got it. 💯🎥💪 thank you again. Keep in touch.
Amazing thank you so much for your kind words and support. I’ll definitely let marco know. He has such a warm heart. Thank you thank you thank you. ❤️💯🎥🎙️
Such a userful tutorial. If only more tutorials were as succinct and well thought out. I had to sit through a paintful tutorial before finding this. Great job! Thanks. Great info on the iphone start/stop feature. Now I'm mysteriously hungry for....pepperoni and cheese pizza lol
@@tj4000aj solid Tim thank you so much for your support and feedback. This gives me the confidence to continue to create videos like this on my channel. Much love. 🎥🎙️🔥💯
Amazing thank you so much. Happy this video helped. I really and truly appreciate your feedback and support. I try to make all my videos like this. But some of them don’t get as much recognition and feedback like this video. Thank you again. 🎥🎙️🎙️💡
@@rezamatheka perfect. That will be cool to hear your feedback and test results after using this mic kit. What type of recordings will you be doing?
That’s great news. Congrats on the now mic kit. I’m sure you’ll enjoy using it. I appreciate the support and feedback on the video. Glad my son Marco gave me a hand in this video. Helpful. Thanks again Marco lol
The phone receivers don’t need to charge. They just automatically power on when plugged into the phone. You can also power your phone at the same time as using the phone receiver as there is a usbc connection at the side of the phone receiver that allows us to charge the phones while using the receiver if needed. I believe around the 6:40 mark in this video we have a closer look at the receivers. Hope this helps
I tried the audio cable and the USB-C cable with my phone. Not getting two separate streams. It's just two streams with identical audio. Tried both the modes, mono, stereo. I have the camera version. OnePlus Nord CE phone. Somebody help, please!
If I recall correctly our mobile phones do not support the stereo features. You would have to use your camera to take advantage of the stereo mode. You could try your PC to see if it supports the stereo option. I mainly use this mic kit with my camera and my camera 100% supports the stereo mode. Try recording to another device in stereo mode. I’ll do some more research and hopefully get back to you asap.
@@LeoPazzo Yes. It works with my desktop alright. The phones don't support stereo recording, you're right. Thanks for looking out, Leo! Your video helped me figure out how things would work. I am now recording the two Transmitter's signals to two separate tracks in my DAW. Works like a charm!
@@theguitarteacher BINGO! Awesome 👏 that’s what I’m talking about yesss. Glad you got it all sorted out for your needs. It’s crazy what this mic kit can do and it’s soooo small and sounds great in my opinion. What kind of audio are you recording into your DAW? Just 2 people speaking with both transmitters?
@@LeoPazzo I got one tx on my guitar and the other on myself to record a sing-along performance! Planning to devise guitar lessons from here on. The mics are really clean for stuff like this! 🤠
@theguitarteacher amazing. Where do you have the mic placed on the guitar? And how did you mount it to the guitar? Just with the clip? Very cool way of using the mic kit. How do you have the receiver connected to your PC? With the USBc connection or the analogue 3.5mm connection ? Laptop or PC or Mac?
I've been looking for a new mic for my pc as I wanted to move away from a headset into IEMs, and didn't want a full on production mic on an arm, and I think the Lark M2 is the perfect solution. I think the only downside people are mentioning is the use of 2 mics and the single channel, it's only going to be using, so I don't think there will any issues
@@LeoPazzo I had them come in today, and they were almost perfect, I used software to sort out the noise suppression and now they are perfect. I don't think I'll be touching another mic any time soon. Great video!
love the video. did you process the audio at all ? mine doesn't sound as good. My camera audio is all the way down but the mic is set to the middle option. and when i raised the gain in post the background sounds were super loud.
Hey good question and concern you have. If I recall correctly I did add some minor processing in the post production. I believe I made my voice a little deeper in the lows to make it sound more full. I would say for you to continue to do some more test. Position the mic closer to your mouth. See if there are anymore mic audio settings on the camera you can adjust to make it sound better. I like to have the mic noise cancelation feature turned off. I find it sounds better with it off. You could also try placing the mic in the wind muff to hopefully reduce some of that background noise. Maybe try recording in a better environment with less noise in the background. Hopefully some of these suggestions help. Keep me updated.
I set the receiver to mono and recorded but when I imported to premier i am getting both mics audio together on one track. Even if I split it on to two tracks using the mono audio it is sitll the same audio from both mics embeded together. Am i doing anything wrong?
You need to set the receiver to stereo. NOT mono. And just so you are aware. The stereo feature doesn’t work when recording to mobile phones. It’s a limitation of the mobile phone. Not the Lark M2
Tell me more about your setup. Where are you trying to record to? What do you have it connected to? Which receiver are you using? The phone receiver or the camera receiver? What do you think the issue is? Hopefully I can help.
Yes it does separate each mic on different channels if you record in the stereo setting with 2 mics. This feature is not available when recording to a smartphone as this is a limitation of the smartphones. You can see at section 17:20 in this video an example of recording in stereo mode to the camera with both mics and 2 people. I also show the audio waveform file at the bottom of the screen.
@HonestFred are you using the small mobile phone receiver plugged into your phone ? Or are you using the larger camera receiver plugged into your phone? Both options should work. Depending what lark m2 kit you bought. Did you buy the mobile phone version which comes with 2 mics and 1 small usbc receiver? Or did you buy the combo version that comes with 3 receivers? -camera receiver -usbc receiver - phone receiver As shown in this video, I have the combo version which comes with all 3 receivers. For your case, since you want to use it with your phone, you can use either the small usbc receiver or you can use the larger camera receiver but you will need a usbc to usbc cable to connect the camera receiver to your phone. In my opinion the camera receiver will give you the best audio as you can control the mic gain on the camera receiver. Also keep in mind the positioning of the mic will give good or bad audio. Another tip would be to turn off the noise cancelation feature. If I recall correctly you have to press the small button on the microphone to turn ON or off the mic noise cancelation feature. Turn it off. I can’t remember if the light should be green or blue to indicate that the noise cancelation is off. Skim through this video again as I do talk about which color the light should be on the microphone that indicates that the noise cancelation is either off or on. I think the blue light on the microphone means noise cancelation is off. Which is what you want. Hope this helps. Keep me updated.
@@LeoPazzo I'm using my Samsung s22+ but you know what I'm gonna try my other phone and see. It could be my phone Thanks for taking the time to reply and all the details. I will test this and update you.
@photographybydaniellee check out all of my recent videos I published on my RUclips channel. I have been using this mic kit for pretty much all of my videos since I got it. I have been very impressed with the audio quality and it’s so easy to setup.
What do you mean connect it? Like mount it to the headset or connect the lark m2 receiver wire to the headset input? What is your audio setup? Are you using PC? More info so I can try to help more. Thanks
Great indepth review! Just a question, can i use the camera & usb c receivers at the same time with a transmitter assigned to each individually? For context, i’m planning to use a camera and an iphone as some sort of “b-cam” and combine footages from both into one video
hey there. So I’m guessing you’re referring to the camera receiver. If I understand your question correctly. You want to know if you can pair this camera receiver to the iPhone usbc port? Please clarify your question. Give me more info. Which receiver and which cable and which iPhone you want to use. iPhone 15 with usbc ? This info will help me answer your questions more accurately.
Amazing thank you very much. I upload many detailed youtube product review videos on my channel weekly. I hope you enjoy some of the other devices I have reviewed. I am currently working on many other products reviews at the moment so I will continue to publish informative content. Thank you again.
@josephbaumann292 hahah all good. No problem at all. Glad I was able to help. Check out of my recent videos. You can see I have been using this Lark m2 mic for all my recent videos since I got this Lark M2. Just so easy to setup, super small, and most importantly the audio sounds great. 🎥🎙️💪
Hey there, generally speaking and to keep it simple as possible. Mono is usually used when you just have one mic activated for one person speaking. Stereo is usually used when you have two mics activated and 2 people speaking. So each person would get their own wireless mic.
@@LeoPazzoWould the audio files record separately? How did you show the separate tracks for you and your son? As a podcaster, that’s a feature I’d love to understand! Great video!
@@CoolKidsKidsSchool hey buddy. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I filmed this video with my Panasonic GH6 camera. My camera records the audio stereo. And when I use a mic like this Lark M2 in stereo mode. It records 1 video file which has 2 channels, a left and a right channel. Which is basically mic 1 and mic 2. As you exactly see in the video. Now I have full control of each mics audio levels independently. I’m not sure exactly how to apply this to your podcasting audio setup. If you tell me a little bit more about your audio setup for your podcast maybe I can help you figure out how to specifically have 2 audio tracks when recording in stereo mode with the Lark m2 and using both mics for 2 people speaking. Cheers 🍻 thanks again.
It’s a omni directional mic so it will pick up the sound but in my opinion it wouldn’t be the best audio if the mic is too far away from the people speaking. You might just need to increase the mic volume gain to help support the distance you need. Do you own the mic kit already? How far do you want the mic to be away from the people speaking ? I can try and test this for you when I have time.
@alvin1948 I will try and test it tonight. Do you want me to upload the audio test onto my Google drive for you to check out to listen to? Send me an email if you like and I can share with you the Google drive audio test.
@@avvonch8451 you can use both mics when connected to your phone but I believe the phone is limited to mono recording only. The phone won’t allow for stereo recording. Yes you can use both mics when connected to your phone buy it will be recorded in mono. Which means both mics will be recorded to 1 channel. Which lark m2 model did you buy? The combo version like I showed in this video or did you buy the iPhone mobile version with only 1 receiver which is a usbc connection as the iPhone 15 has usbc connection.
Is there a sound quality difference if you are or are not using the transmitter? For example, on my PC is there a difference if I plug the usb into the computer or use the cable to connect the receiver to the computer?
Im not sure if I understand your question 100%. But I’ll give it a shot. There is no option not to use the transmitter. The transmitter is the mic. Without the transmitter you will not have any mic or audio. Maybe I’m not understanding your question correctly. Please explain more so I can try to help.
It has the technology to stop charging when it’s full. Don’t worry about it. I leave all 3 of my devices inside the case all the time when I’m not using it. And I only plug in the case when the case battery is low.
@@unstoppableb2b I would assume yes but I’m not 100% sure as I don’t own the iPhone 15. I think your best option is to reach out to Hollyland directly. Or if you give me some time, I might have a chance to test that out with my iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Hahaha I know what you mean. lol It’s not that hard. It just fits inside. It’s a snug fit. If you’re really struggling and need more help. Let me know and you can add me on FB or IG and I’ll send you a short video showing you how.
Hi Leo. Great video! I have the M2 system (works great for me) but I have to record a round-table with four guests. What's the best solution to do this? If I buy another M2 system, will all four transmitters connect to the receiver connected to the camera I'm using? Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
Hey there thank you for your feedback. I haven’t tested trying to connect 4 lark M2 mic’s to the 1 receiver. To be honest I don’t think it’s possible. You may want to double check with Hollyland to answer that question 100%. But my first guess is NO, it is not possible. I think your next best option is to buy another Lark M2 kit. Have one of the receivers from the kit plugged into your camera as you normally would. And then have the other receiver from the 2nd lark m2 kit plugged into your PC. Then download a free audio recording app on your pc and record the audio to your pc. So in other words. 2 mics will be recording to your camera in stereo. And the other 2 mics recording to your pc in stereo. The audio recorded to your pc will need to be synced in post production editing to match up with the camera audio / video. Another option I’m thinking can work. Is if you use a audio recording device, for example like a Zoom h4n pro audio recorder. This way you can plug in both receivers from the 2 lark m2 kits as audio inputs to the Zoom h4n pro recorder. Then just record all the audio onto the Zoom h4n pro micro sd card. Or you can connect one receiver to your camera as normal and the other receiver plugged into the Zoom h4n pro audio recorder. And record the audio that audio to the Zoom h4n pro audio recorder. Yes again you will need to sync the audio in post production. Another option is to plug in the one receiver into your camera as normal. And the second receiver from the 2nd lark m2 kit plugged into your mobile phone. Then just use a audio recording app on your phone to record the other 2 mics. Yes it is similar to the very first option but this time it can allow you to use your phone to record the audio instead of your PC. Hopefully this has made sense and has given you some other ideas on how to record 4 people. Keep me updated on how it goes. Do some testing before the recording date.
I'm new this microphone thing and I don't know what a lightning and usb c was so i was so confused when I was buying so I was gonna buy the combo to just are witch one will work with my s23 but you just saved me alot money
Amazing lol no problem at all. I’m very happy this video was able to help you. We all gotta start somewhere. I’m here if you need any more help. Congrats on the new mic kit.
@@sashikiran229 lol that’s why I wore black shirt. To better hide the mic. I don’t like the mic being distracting in my videos. It’s not like I didn’t show clear shots of the mic when it was not on my shirt.
Everyone doing these tutorials, need to stop blowing by the syncing….. a million people are begging for help getting it synced and it’s a complete missed opportunity for you to get easy Subs……
At section 11:44 in this video i demonstrate how to sync / pair the 2 microphones to the receiver. It is done automatically when you power on the receiver and then pull out the mics from the charging hub. Auto sync / pairing feature. If for whatever reason you need to manually sync the receiver to the mics then you press and hold the yellow button at the side of the receiver for about 6 seconds and then press and hold the yellow button on the side of the microphone for 6 seconds and they will manually sync. Flashing blue light on the receiver means it is not synced. and solid blue led light on the receiver means that the receiver and mic is paired. Labels as TX1 and TX2. As discussed in this video at section 11:44 Hope this helps clarify for you.
Hey bro! Nice review! I have a couple questions tho, could you rec in separate channels for each mic at the same time ? And the second question, can u use these on a zoom h6? Thanks a lot!
Hey Hector. If I understand your question correctly. Yes you can record in Stereo setting and it will record a track for mic 1 and another track for mic 2. This is how it works for me when recording to my Panasonic GH6 camera. I get 2 audio tracks in post production. 1 track for mic 1 and 1 track for mic 2. I don’t own the Zoom H6, but if the zoom h6 has a 3.5mm mic input then Yes you can. If the h6 only has a 1/4 mic input then I’m pretty sure you can just use a 1/8 to 1/4 adapter and connect the Lark M2 receiver to the h6 mic input. Hope this helps. Thanks for the feedback. Keep us posted in thr comment section if this video on your results and findings. Cheers 🎥🎙️💪
Amazing thank you so much for your feedback. I don’t do this RUclips stuff as a job. I do this as a passionate content creator for the love of the hobby of filmmaking.
Great video! I have the M2 system, but I need to record a round-table with 4 guests. I'm using a single camera. What's the best solution to do this? I"m assuming using a single receiver will only connect to its 2 original transmitters? Thank you in advance.
Have you found a solution? My first suggestion would just to place the 2 mics in the center of the table and this way the 2 mics can pick up all 4 people speaking. If I recall correctly this mics are omni directional so they should be able to pick up all 4 people if you position them in a way they can collect audio from all 4 people. I would plug in headphones in to whatever device you will be using it with so you can test and monitor the audio. As you may need to increase the receivers mic gain input, or you may need to raise the volume gain of the audio in post production editing process.
Yes we can reduce the mic gain by adjust the circle dial on the front of the receiver. ( camera receiver ) At section 12:50 in this video I discuss how to adjust the mic gain via the circle dial on the receiver. By rotating the dial. Low medium and high.
can the mic connect to the camera receiver and the type c at the same time? or have one mic connected to the receiver and second mic connected to the type c/lighting receiver???
Wow great question. I’m actually using the mic right now recording a video review. Once I’m done I’m going to test this out. If by any chance we can connect both the camera receiver to the camera and at the same time connect the phone receiver to the phone. I wonder if we can record to the camera and the phone at the same time by using both receivers. Great idea. I’m also interested to know if this is possible. I’ll keep you updated.
@ if you mac has a 3.5mm mic input use the camera receiver. If it doesn’t have a 3.5mm input then use the usbc mobile phone receiver. Just note that when using the mobile phone receivers it will not allow for stereo recording on separate channels. Give it a shot and keep me updated how it goes. Hope this helps
Thank you for the video, very thorough and made it super easy to get started! Based on your testing, do you recommend noise cancellation or not for recording on iPhone 14? While it would be nice to cancel out the sound of shuffling papers, etc during meetings, I don’t want to sacrifice audio quality (my first time using a mic, so apologies if this is a basic question!). Thank you!
Hey thank you so much for your support and feedback on the video. I truly appreciate it. From my tests I prefer to keep noise cancellation off. I feel with it off it sounds better. More full dynamic audio with both highs and lows. If the mic is not pointing at those shuffling papers etc then it wouldn’t be too loud into the mic and won’t negatively affect your audio. Trial and error. So what you like best. But for me I prefer to keep noise cancellation set to OFF.
@@LeoPazzo Incredibly kind of you to reply right away, thank you so much for the advice. I thought I noticed a bit of an audio quality shift during your testing of the noise cancellation, so that confirms it, much appreciated!
Wow I’m blown away. Thank you soooo much. I have been getting some positive feedback with this specific video and I am not exactly sure why. I make all my RUclips product review videos just like this video. I’m curious to know what makes you think this video is a very nice video? Because I will try to incorporate this into my future video. Thank you again.
Weird. Did you properly charge them? How much battery does the charging case have ? Any photos or videos to share with me so I can see and maybe help troubleshoot.
@@LeoPazzo imagine i only remove that sticker on the reciver and didnt even notice there was two tiny ones stil stuck on the charging ports now its as it says on the box pretty much plug n play
BEST TUTORIAL EVER FOR THIS esp when using a dslr.... Good stuff.. Thanks bro.
Thank you so much.
I just pinned your comment to the top of the comment section. lol
I really appreciate your feedback and support.
I make all my review videos similar to this video.
BEST OF THE BEST….love your son, he’s so cute ❤❤❤
The double mic test with your son was adorable and wholesome. 🥲
@@xiaorishu hahaha lol too funny.
Thank you. Just keeping it real.
Glad you enjoyed it. I’ll let him now.
Just bought this today to use with my GoPro and was going to do an unboxing and set up but man you killed it, that was one awesome review! Cheers Alan
Wow Alan thank you very much. This video has been getting some pretty good feedback compared to some of my other review videos and I’m not sure why exactly. lol
I make all my review videos the same.
Very informative and to the point.
I’m curious what makes you think this is a great review video?
Thank you again for your support and feedback.
I really appreciate it.
@@LeoPazzo -It was so clear, very detailed and delivered in a calm and friendly way, I really enjoyed it :o)
I have had this for 1 years, never used it. Best tutorial that explains each accessory , going to use it now
Amazing, I’m very happy that this video inspired you to use the mic kit now and have you more confidence on how to use it.
Any further questions feel free to ask.
I’ll try my best to answer them.
Keep me updated on how it goes with your new audio setup. 🎙️💯🔥🎥💪
Great review! You addressed some of the functions that I was wondering about and searched other reviews for, with no prevail! Nice job.
💪💪💪💯 thank you so much.
Thanks. One of the more eloquent tutorials on this mic set. Cheers.
Amazing thank you so much for your feedback. I really appreciate it.
I’ll continue to strive to make similar content like this.
Happy holidays.
Thank you so much. I struggle with configuring new devices, and your video was so easy to follow with precise instructions. You made it look easy. I have the setup all in place, and it's working great!
Amazing. Love it.
Glad to hear this video has helped and you can now easily use your mic kit.
I appreciate the feedback and supports
Thank you 💪💯🎥🎙️🎙️
Just tested: plugged the usb-c receiver (for mobile phones) into my new macbook with usb-c ports and MacOS recognized it without issues. It does combine the signal from the two transmitters into mono, though. Perhaps on an even more important note, even when you connect the "camera" receiver to the mac with a usb cable, you are getting the same merged mono. The only way to get to separate tracks into your computer/recorder/mixer... is to use the audio cable (headphone jack).
P.S.: I have also tried connecting the camera receiver to my phone via USB and it works, but again, both mics as 1 channel. Having to use an audio cable to get separate tracks for the two mics is a shame. Still, a great product for the price!
Awesome thank you for sharing your testing results on the Mac and different receivers and cables from usb to 3.5mm aux cable etc.
Yes for the price and the sound quality and the use of use with so many devices.
I have been using it for all my RUclips videos since I got it.
I’m happy with it.
Thanks for clarification. it seems switching to stereo is not functional except when connected using audio cable. This is quite misleading having option to turn stereo mode on but it actually does nothing.
When used with phones it makes sense it is limited to mono as phones are limited that way. But, when connected to PC via USB and still having mono is very strange and quite disappointing.
@@epedja try connecting the M2 camer receiver to the pc using the 3.5mm output.
Using the USBc will be a digital signal. Verses using the 3.5mm will be an analog signal which should be able to provide a stereo signal.
If you have anymore questions let Mr know.
And also be sure to keep us updated with your results.
does using both mics in mono make a huge difference? is the audio still pretty good? im wanting to use both mics at the same time for interviews, but using my iPhone 15 pro max usb c
@JRR.1211 the audio quality will still be great when using mono or stereo mode.
When using the smartphone it is only possible to record in mono mode if you use 2 mics or one mic.
This is a limitation of the smartphones.
The only benefit of recording in stereo mode is that it will allow you to have more flexibility in post production editing to raise or lower each person speaking that has a mic. So you could have 2 mic audio files to adjust as you need.
But with mono mode, both mics will be recorded to one audio file so you can NOT adjust each person audio level in post production if they are speaking at the same time.
Hope this clarifies for you.
Great review! I have been watching reviews about this mic all day! My search is over 😅😅 thank you! You answered all my mental questions, time to buy it 😅
Hahahah awesome feedback thank you.
Please feel free to use the affiliate Amazon link in this video description to help support my RUclips channel to continue to create more videos like this.
Much appreciated.
Which mode we need to use Single mic speak and dual mic speak
@@vickyfoodhunter hey there Vicky.
When your just using 1 mic you can set it to mono mode. When you are using 2 mic’s you can set it to stereo mode.
When you using 2 mics you don’t have to use it in stereo mode but it is suggested to use it in stereo mode when using 2 mics that way you will have more flexibility when it comes to editing the audio in post production with your video editing program. That way you can have more control of the audio from both mics when using stereo mode.
Any more questions feel free to ask.
Hey it’s Dooley! Just picked up the Lark M2 and came across your video review. Thanks for all that you do! Greatly appreciated. I am enjoying the features that add to making me more mobile for my Apple devices. It was plug, play, and done. Thanks again for the review.
Heyyy Dooley what’s up man.
Wow thank you soooo much for your kind and supportive comment. That’s amazing. I’m glad you enjoyed the review video and I hope it helped to get you started and more familiar with the product. If you watch any of my recent RUclips videos, the majority of them have all been recorded with this Lark M2 since I got it.
💯🎥💪 thank you again.
Keep in touch.
Best part of this vid was Marco!! Adorable kid! Great job
Amazing thank you so much for your kind words and support. I’ll definitely let marco know. He has such a warm heart. Thank you thank you thank you.
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Thank you so much for this video, it really helped me to figure out the combo kit and how to use everything.
Perfect. Your welcome. I’m happy this video was able to help.
Awesome mic it. Bingo 🎯
Such a userful tutorial. If only more tutorials were as succinct and well thought out. I had to sit through a paintful tutorial before finding this. Great job! Thanks. Great info on the iphone start/stop feature. Now I'm mysteriously hungry for....pepperoni and cheese pizza lol
@@tj4000aj solid Tim thank you so much for your support and feedback. This gives me the confidence to continue to create videos like this on my channel.
Much love.
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You have explained the functionality of this tech so well. Thanks.
Amazing thank you so much. Happy this video helped. I really and truly appreciate your feedback and support.
I try to make all my videos like this. But some of them don’t get as much recognition and feedback like this video.
Thank you again.
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@@LeoPazzo great job. Just keep going. I'll share my test results here soon.
@@rezamatheka perfect. That will be cool to hear your feedback and test results after using this mic kit. What type of recordings will you be doing?
Bro, this tutorial and review was real and awesome 👌👏🙏
Thanks a lot man.
I make all my review videos like this.
Detailed and to the point.
I totally appreciate the feedback and support. 💪🎥💯🎙️
Home run video you and your son put together guys! I picked mine up too and will be doing a review of it as well. Such a fan of it!
That’s great news. Congrats on the now mic kit.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy using it.
I appreciate the support and feedback on the video.
Glad my son Marco gave me a hand in this video. Helpful.
Thanks again Marco lol
Can you plug in an ssd to the usb-c receiver when in place on your phone ?
Great question. I haven’t tried it. But my guess would be no.
It might be possible but I doubt it.
Great video brother!! Thanks for sharing!!
🔥🔥🔥 thank you very much. 💪💯🎙️🎥
This is the most informative video thank you.
Thanks so much for sharing this breakdown!
Anytime. You are more than welcome. I appreciate your support and feedback.
Much love. 🎥💪💯🔥🎙️
There is no charging for the phone receivers in the pod. Does the phone receiver charge when plugged to the phone?
The phone receivers don’t need to charge. They just automatically power on when plugged into the phone. You can also power your phone at the same time as using the phone receiver as there is a usbc connection at the side of the phone receiver that allows us to charge the phones while using the receiver if needed.
I believe around the 6:40 mark in this video we have a closer look at the receivers.
Hope this helps
Very clear explanation!
I tried the audio cable and the USB-C cable with my phone. Not getting two separate streams. It's just two streams with identical audio. Tried both the modes, mono, stereo. I have the camera version. OnePlus Nord CE phone. Somebody help, please!
If I recall correctly our mobile phones do not support the stereo features.
You would have to use your camera to take advantage of the stereo mode. You could try your PC to see if it supports the stereo option.
I mainly use this mic kit with my camera and my camera 100% supports the stereo mode.
Try recording to another device in stereo mode.
I’ll do some more research and hopefully get back to you asap.
@@LeoPazzo Yes. It works with my desktop alright. The phones don't support stereo recording, you're right. Thanks for looking out, Leo! Your video helped me figure out how things would work. I am now recording the two Transmitter's signals to two separate tracks in my DAW. Works like a charm!
@@theguitarteacher BINGO! Awesome 👏 that’s what I’m talking about yesss. Glad you got it all sorted out for your needs. It’s crazy what this mic kit can do and it’s soooo small and sounds great in my opinion. What kind of audio are you recording into your DAW? Just 2 people speaking with both transmitters?
@@LeoPazzo I got one tx on my guitar and the other on myself to record a sing-along performance! Planning to devise guitar lessons from here on. The mics are really clean for stuff like this! 🤠
@theguitarteacher amazing. Where do you have the mic placed on the guitar? And how did you mount it to the guitar? Just with the clip? Very cool way of using the mic kit.
How do you have the receiver connected to your PC? With the USBc connection or the analogue 3.5mm connection ? Laptop or PC or Mac?
I've been looking for a new mic for my pc as I wanted to move away from a headset into IEMs, and didn't want a full on production mic on an arm, and I think the Lark M2 is the perfect solution. I think the only downside people are mentioning is the use of 2 mics and the single channel, it's only going to be using, so I don't think there will any issues
@@rifle yes this mic is a great option. I have zero issues using this mic with my PC.
@@LeoPazzo I had them come in today, and they were almost perfect, I used software to sort out the noise suppression and now they are perfect. I don't think I'll be touching another mic any time soon. Great video!
@@rifle amazing news. Glad to hear that.
Congrats. Feel free to share any of your content links with me. I’ll Check them out.
Thank you, great tutorial bud helped me a lot😊
Awesome thank you so much for your support and feedback.
Very much appreciated.
I’m glad the video helped.
Cheers
love the video. did you process the audio at all ? mine doesn't sound as good. My camera audio is all the way down but the mic is set to the middle option. and when i raised the gain in post the background sounds were super loud.
Hey good question and concern you have.
If I recall correctly I did add some minor processing in the post production. I believe I made my voice a little deeper in the lows to make it sound more full.
I would say for you to continue to do some more test. Position the mic closer to your mouth.
See if there are anymore mic audio settings on the camera you can adjust to make it sound better.
I like to have the mic noise cancelation feature turned off. I find it sounds better with it off.
You could also try placing the mic in the wind muff to hopefully reduce some of that background noise.
Maybe try recording in a better environment with less noise in the background.
Hopefully some of these suggestions help.
Keep me updated.
Very good Tut & Vid 👍
Amazing thank you so much.
I really appreciate the feedback.
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I set the receiver to mono and recorded but when I imported to premier i am getting both mics audio together on one track. Even if I split it on to two tracks using the mono audio it is sitll the same audio from both mics embeded together. Am i doing anything wrong?
There is no way to split the audios!
You need to set the receiver to stereo. NOT mono.
And just so you are aware. The stereo feature doesn’t work when recording to mobile phones. It’s a limitation of the mobile phone. Not the Lark M2
Great Vid bro. Was very helpful. Def Gained a follower 🔥
AMAZING thank you so much.
I really appreciate it 💯🎥💪
thank you so much for the tutorial. unfortunately mine is still not recording. Im sooo frustrated
Tell me more about your setup.
Where are you trying to record to?
What do you have it connected to?
Which receiver are you using? The phone receiver or the camera receiver?
What do you think the issue is?
Hopefully I can help.
Does the Lark M2 separate each mic in separate channels? Mic one on left channel, mic two on right like the DJI mics do?
Yes it does separate each mic on different channels if you record in the stereo setting with 2 mics.
This feature is not available when recording to a smartphone as this is a limitation of the smartphones.
You can see at section 17:20 in this video an example of recording in stereo mode to the camera with both mics and 2 people. I also show the audio waveform file at the bottom of the screen.
Not sure why but mine sounds like crap plugginginh in directly with usb c in my s22+ phone
Have you resolved this issue?
If so what fixed it?
@@LeoPazzo I have not solved it yet. I haven't played with it since my comment. I'll give it a try. Any tips?
@HonestFred are you using the small mobile phone receiver plugged into your phone ? Or are you using the larger camera receiver plugged into your phone? Both options should work.
Depending what lark m2 kit you bought.
Did you buy the mobile phone version which comes with 2 mics and 1 small usbc receiver?
Or did you buy the combo version that comes with 3 receivers?
-camera receiver
-usbc receiver
- phone receiver
As shown in this video, I have the combo version which comes with all 3 receivers.
For your case, since you want to use it with your phone, you can use either the small usbc receiver or you can use the larger camera receiver but you will need a usbc to usbc cable to connect the camera receiver to your phone.
In my opinion the camera receiver will give you the best audio as you can control the mic gain on the camera receiver.
Also keep in mind the positioning of the mic will give good or bad audio.
Another tip would be to turn off the noise cancelation feature.
If I recall correctly you have to press the small button on the microphone to turn ON or off the mic noise cancelation feature. Turn it off. I can’t remember if the light should be green or blue to indicate that the noise cancelation is off.
Skim through this video again as I do talk about which color the light should be on the microphone that indicates that the noise cancelation is either off or on.
I think the blue light on the microphone means noise cancelation is off. Which is what you want.
Hope this helps.
Keep me updated.
@@LeoPazzo I'm using my Samsung s22+ but you know what I'm gonna try my other phone and see. It could be my phone
Thanks for taking the time to reply and all the details. I will test this and update you.
Thanks for sharing. Your video is very well done.
Wow thank you very much for your kind feedback and encouragement to continue making content.
I truly appreciate it 💯💯
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@@LeoPazzo I ordered this system yesterday. Your video has me excited to receive it.
@photographybydaniellee check out all of my recent videos I published on my RUclips channel. I have been using this mic kit for pretty much all of my videos since I got it.
I have been very impressed with the audio quality and it’s so easy to setup.
No one has made a tutorial on how to connect it to a headset for live streaming. PLEASE HELP!
What do you mean connect it?
Like mount it to the headset or connect the lark m2 receiver wire to the headset input?
What is your audio setup?
Are you using PC?
More info so I can try to help more.
Thanks
Only video I could find that showed if there was usb on the sides of receivers !!! Thank you lol Looking at pairing with the M7 Gimbal.
Amazing thank you for your feedback.
Glad to hear this video helped.
Great indepth review! Just a question, can i use the camera & usb c receivers at the same time with a transmitter assigned to each individually? For context, i’m planning to use a camera and an iphone as some sort of “b-cam” and combine footages from both into one video
btw it is possible to pair iphone with this version of receiver with usb-c cable ???
hey there.
So I’m guessing you’re referring to the camera receiver.
If I understand your question correctly.
You want to know if you can pair this camera receiver to the iPhone usbc port?
Please clarify your question. Give me more info.
Which receiver and which cable and which iPhone you want to use. iPhone 15 with usbc ?
This info will help me answer your questions more accurately.
Really helpful thanks!
Amazing thank you for your support and feedback.
I’m this video was helpful for you.
Cheers.
Excellent tutorial and review, thank you!
Amazing thank you very much.
I upload many detailed youtube product review videos on my channel weekly. I hope you enjoy some of the other devices I have reviewed.
I am currently working on many other products reviews at the moment so I will continue to publish informative content.
Thank you again.
@@LeoPazzo you’re welcome. I found the book useless. I’m not so young and you made it easy to understand.
@josephbaumann292 hahah all good.
No problem at all. Glad I was able to help. Check out of my recent videos. You can see I have been using this Lark m2 mic for all my recent videos since I got this Lark M2.
Just so easy to setup, super small, and most importantly the audio sounds great.
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Very informative, thank you!
Amazing, thank you so much for your feedback.
Very much appreciated.
Thanks for the review brother
Much love man. Thank you very much.
I totally appreciate the support.
what's the difference between mono vs stereo modes?
Hey there, generally speaking and to keep it simple as possible.
Mono is usually used when you just have one mic activated for one person speaking.
Stereo is usually used when you have two mics activated and 2 people speaking.
So each person would get their own wireless mic.
@@LeoPazzoWould the audio files record separately? How did you show the separate tracks for you and your son? As a podcaster, that’s a feature I’d love to understand! Great video!
@@CoolKidsKidsSchool hey buddy. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
I filmed this video with my Panasonic GH6 camera. My camera records the audio stereo. And when I use a mic like this Lark M2 in stereo mode. It records 1 video file which has 2 channels, a left and a right channel. Which is basically mic 1 and mic 2. As you exactly see in the video. Now I have full control of each mics audio levels independently.
I’m not sure exactly how to apply this to your podcasting audio setup. If you tell me a little bit more about your audio setup for your podcast maybe I can help you figure out how to specifically have 2 audio tracks when recording in stereo mode with the Lark m2 and using both mics for 2 people speaking.
Cheers 🍻 thanks again.
Thank you so much this video helped a lot
Amazing. Thank you very much. I really appreciate your feedback. Thank youuuu. 🎥🎙️💪
Based on what I see on the video, both mics are able to be used at the same time with one receiver?
Yes correct ✅
Hi, how far away can the microphone detect speaking? For conferences.
It’s a omni directional mic so it will pick up the sound but in my opinion it wouldn’t be the best audio if the mic is too far away from the people speaking.
You might just need to increase the mic volume gain to help support the distance you need.
Do you own the mic kit already?
How far do you want the mic to be away from the people speaking ?
I can try and test this for you when I have time.
@@LeoPazzo Hi, about 1.5m away from the people speaking. Thanks thanks.
@LeoPazzo Hi sir, have you tried?
@alvin1948 I will try and test it tonight.
Do you want me to upload the audio test onto my Google drive for you to check out to listen to?
Send me an email if you like and I can share with you the Google drive audio test.
Hey nice video❤… I wanted to ask. How to activate dual mics while recording a video on my iPhone 15 pro max? Can this be done ?
@@avvonch8451 you can use both mics when connected to your phone but I believe the phone is limited to mono recording only.
The phone won’t allow for stereo recording.
Yes you can use both mics when connected to your phone buy it will be recorded in mono. Which means both mics will be recorded to 1 channel.
Which lark m2 model did you buy? The combo version like I showed in this video or did you buy the iPhone mobile version with only 1 receiver which is a usbc connection as the iPhone 15 has usbc connection.
@@LeoPazzo thanks for the infos I bought the combo version
@@avvonch8451 good choice combo version.
I heard the blackmagic app allows the audio from the microphones to be separated.
@ that’s good to know. Thank you for sharing.
Is there a sound quality difference if you are or are not using the transmitter? For example, on my PC is there a difference if I plug the usb into the computer or use the cable to connect the receiver to the computer?
Im not sure if I understand your question 100%.
But I’ll give it a shot.
There is no option not to use the transmitter. The transmitter is the mic.
Without the transmitter you will not have any mic or audio.
Maybe I’m not understanding your question correctly.
Please explain more so I can try to help.
Hey was wondering if case is closed, does it still charge!?.. I do not want to risk overcharging and frying battery
It has the technology to stop charging when it’s full. Don’t worry about it.
I leave all 3 of my devices inside the case all the time when I’m not using it.
And I only plug in the case when the case battery is low.
Do you know if you can record in stereo on iphone 15 pro max using the usbc receiver?
@@unstoppableb2b I would assume yes but I’m not 100% sure as I don’t own the iPhone 15. I think your best option is to reach out to Hollyland directly.
Or if you give me some time, I might have a chance to test that out with my iPhone 14 Pro Max.
How the hell do you put the mic in the wind muff ??? Not one review is showing this
Hahaha I know what you mean. lol
It’s not that hard. It just fits inside. It’s a snug fit. If you’re really struggling and need more help. Let me know and you can add me on FB or IG and I’ll send you a short video showing you how.
Hi Leo. Great video! I have the M2 system (works great for me) but I have to record a round-table with four guests. What's the best solution to do this? If I buy another M2 system, will all four transmitters connect to the receiver connected to the camera I'm using? Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
Hey there thank you for your feedback.
I haven’t tested trying to connect 4 lark M2 mic’s to the 1 receiver.
To be honest I don’t think it’s possible. You may want to double check with Hollyland to answer that question 100%. But my first guess is NO, it is not possible.
I think your next best option is to buy another Lark M2 kit. Have one of the receivers from the kit plugged into your camera as you normally would. And then have the other receiver from the 2nd lark m2 kit plugged into your PC. Then download a free audio recording app on your pc and record the audio to your pc.
So in other words. 2 mics will be recording to your camera in stereo. And the other 2 mics recording to your pc in stereo.
The audio recorded to your pc will need to be synced in post production editing to match up with the camera audio / video.
Another option I’m thinking can work. Is if you use a audio recording device, for example like a Zoom h4n pro audio recorder.
This way you can plug in both receivers from the 2 lark m2 kits as audio inputs to the Zoom h4n pro recorder. Then just record all the audio onto the Zoom h4n pro micro sd card.
Or you can connect one receiver to your camera as normal and the other receiver plugged into the Zoom h4n pro audio recorder. And record the audio that audio to the Zoom h4n pro audio recorder. Yes again you will need to sync the audio in post production.
Another option is to plug in the one receiver into your camera as normal. And the second receiver from the 2nd lark m2 kit plugged into your mobile phone. Then just use a audio recording app on your phone to record the other 2 mics. Yes it is similar to the very first option but this time it can allow you to use your phone to record the audio instead of your PC.
Hopefully this has made sense and has given you some other ideas on how to record 4 people.
Keep me updated on how it goes.
Do some testing before the recording date.
What a thumbnail man 😮🙏
Hahahha thanks man. 🎥💪
I'm new this microphone thing and I don't know what a lightning and usb c was so i was so confused when I was buying so I was gonna buy the combo to just are witch one will work with my s23 but you just saved me alot money
Amazing lol no problem at all.
I’m very happy this video was able to help you. We all gotta start somewhere. I’m here if you need any more help.
Congrats on the new mic kit.
Can I store the phone adaptor in the combo charging case?
No you can not. They will not fit in the charging case. But you can store them in the little bag with all the other cables and wind muffs.
Great video thanks so much for your content
Awesome thank you so much for your support and feedback.
Very much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed the video.
@@LeoPazzo I'm just starting out on RUclips and looking to constantly up my game. At the grand age of 53 🎯
As you wore black t-shirt cant able to see mic
@@sashikiran229 lol that’s why I wore black shirt. To better hide the mic. I don’t like the mic being distracting in my videos.
It’s not like I didn’t show clear shots of the mic when it was not on my shirt.
Everyone doing these tutorials, need to stop blowing by the syncing….. a million people are begging for help getting it synced and it’s a complete missed opportunity for you to get easy Subs……
At section 11:44 in this video i demonstrate how to sync / pair the 2 microphones to the receiver. It is done automatically when you power on the receiver and then pull out the mics from the charging hub. Auto sync / pairing feature.
If for whatever reason you need to manually sync the receiver to the mics then you press and hold the yellow button at the side of the receiver for about 6 seconds and then press and hold the yellow button on the side of the microphone for 6 seconds and they will manually sync.
Flashing blue light on the receiver means it is not synced. and solid blue led light on the receiver means that the receiver and mic is paired. Labels as TX1 and TX2.
As discussed in this video at section 11:44
Hope this helps clarify for you.
Hey bro! Nice review!
I have a couple questions tho, could you rec in separate channels for each mic at the same time ?
And the second question, can u use these on a zoom h6?
Thanks a lot!
Hey Hector.
If I understand your question correctly.
Yes you can record in Stereo setting and it will record a track for mic 1 and another track for mic 2. This is how it works for me when recording to my Panasonic GH6 camera. I get 2 audio tracks in post production. 1 track for mic 1 and 1 track for mic 2.
I don’t own the Zoom H6, but if the zoom h6 has a 3.5mm mic input then Yes you can. If the h6 only has a 1/4 mic input then I’m pretty sure you can just use a 1/8 to 1/4 adapter and connect the Lark M2 receiver to the h6 mic input.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the feedback.
Keep us posted in thr comment section if this video on your results and findings. Cheers 🎥🎙️💪
@@LeoPazzo thanks a lot for the reply!! Really helpful info, keep it up!!
Amazing thank you so much for your feedback.
I don’t do this RUclips stuff as a job.
I do this as a passionate content creator for the love of the hobby of filmmaking.
@@LeoPazzo love it and get it bro, same here trying to make yt videos for pure passion.
Great video! I have the M2 system, but I need to record a round-table with 4 guests. I'm using a single camera. What's the best solution to do this? I"m assuming using a single receiver will only connect to its 2 original transmitters? Thank you in advance.
Have you found a solution?
My first suggestion would just to place the 2 mics in the center of the table and this way the 2 mics can pick up all 4 people speaking.
If I recall correctly this mics are omni directional so they should be able to pick up all 4 people if you position them in a way they can collect audio from all 4 people.
I would plug in headphones in to whatever device you will be using it with so you can test and monitor the audio. As you may need to increase the receivers mic gain input, or you may need to raise the volume gain of the audio in post production editing process.
Can we reduce the game on a microphone
Yes we can reduce the mic gain by adjust the circle dial on the front of the receiver. ( camera receiver )
At section 12:50 in this video I discuss how to adjust the mic gain via the circle dial on the receiver. By rotating the dial. Low medium and high.
can the mic connect to the camera receiver and the type c at the same time? or have one mic connected to the receiver and second mic connected to the type c/lighting receiver???
Wow great question.
I’m actually using the mic right now recording a video review. Once I’m done I’m going to test this out.
If by any chance we can connect both the camera receiver to the camera and at the same time connect the phone receiver to the phone. I wonder if we can record to the camera and the phone at the same time by using both receivers. Great idea.
I’m also interested to know if this is possible. I’ll keep you updated.
@@LeoPazzo please do update. was thinking of getting this for myself.
So what happened,?
Sorry for the delay. Been on vacation and working on filming other projects.
I want to get back to you asap.
Thank you for your patients.
Sorry for the delay. Been on vacation and working on filming other projects.
I want to get back to you asap.
Thank you for your patients.
Does this unit work with macs?
Yes it does
What receiver would you use for the actual Mac computer?
@ if you mac has a 3.5mm mic input use the camera receiver. If it doesn’t have a 3.5mm input then use the usbc mobile phone receiver.
Just note that when using the mobile phone receivers it will not allow for stereo recording on separate channels.
Give it a shot and keep me updated how it goes.
Hope this helps
Thank you so much this worked like a charm. Sound was mint!
Amazing
Glad to hear that worked out for you.
Good for you.
Keep in touch.
Thank you for the video, very thorough and made it super easy to get started! Based on your testing, do you recommend noise cancellation or not for recording on iPhone 14? While it would be nice to cancel out the sound of shuffling papers, etc during meetings, I don’t want to sacrifice audio quality (my first time using a mic, so apologies if this is a basic question!). Thank you!
Hey thank you so much for your support and feedback on the video.
I truly appreciate it.
From my tests I prefer to keep noise cancellation off. I feel with it off it sounds better. More full dynamic audio with both highs and lows.
If the mic is not pointing at those shuffling papers etc then it wouldn’t be too loud into the mic and won’t negatively affect your audio.
Trial and error. So what you like best.
But for me I prefer to keep noise cancellation set to OFF.
@@LeoPazzo Incredibly kind of you to reply right away, thank you so much for the advice. I thought I noticed a bit of an audio quality shift during your testing of the noise cancellation, so that confirms it, much appreciated!
Very nice video.
Wow I’m blown away.
Thank you soooo much.
I have been getting some positive feedback with this specific video and I am not exactly sure why.
I make all my RUclips product review videos just like this video.
I’m curious to know what makes you think this video is a very nice video?
Because I will try to incorporate this into my future video.
Thank you again.
i gotta be slow got a job later today charged the mics wont turn on amd the reciever is just blinking
Weird.
Did you properly charge them?
How much battery does the charging case have ?
Any photos or videos to share with me so I can see and maybe help troubleshoot.
@@LeoPazzo imagine i only remove that sticker on the reciver and didnt even notice there was two tiny ones stil stuck on the charging ports now its as it says on the box pretty much plug n play
You forgot to mention the application
What application ? What do you mean ?
@LeoPazzo Rhe Lark application on Google play store
can it connect to ps4??
Hey Maaz, I don’t own a ps4 but I believe it is possible to use this mic kit with the ps4.
You might need to use a 3.5mm TRS to TRRS cable.
Mi reciver is stereo in green
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