WOW Amazing Video. I am so thankful that you would put so much work into this video very well done mate. I learned so much. CAN YOU PLEASE DO AN UPDATE for the RODE CASTER PRO II or is it all the same because there is no Main Volume Knob that I see on the II vs the old Caster Pro So it must be the big large Button that spins I am unsure why they would do away with that volume knob by the 4 Head Phone knobs.
awesome video my friend. spot on to what I needed to learn so huge thanks. have a question: I have a 3 podcast camera set up (at the moment 2 x Blackmagic Pocket cameras [6K and 4K] + 1 x Sony FX3). Ideally I'd want to shoot everything on the same camera system but that's what I have for now. I understand I can use option 1 and take three separate audio feeds from the headphone jacks. But I'd like to do the more pro option 3. In your video you demonstrated taking the audio out feed from the speaker LEFT and RIGHT channel into the XLR audio interface and then out to the camera. But I have multiple cameras and XLR input capabilities for all these cameras (Blackmagic's XLR to mini XLR adapters + Sony XLR audio attachment). I want to be able to come out of the RODE into an audio interface and then out again from there using XLR ideally into each camera. Is this possible? If so what do I need? Many thanks! Wish you all the best
question i am running 4 sm7b into rcp2 have 3 bmpcc6k pro want to have audio out of rcp2 INTO all 3 cameras but control audio with rcp2 all the cameras have mini xlr and 1/8” is there a single preamp that i can get that can do 4 (or more) multiple outs?
I love your videos man. They have helped me through my first ever XLR experience along side the sm7b. That aside-- one of the reasons I watch your videos is because I can tell you genuinely love what you do. You're always positive and I swear--- there has to be someone behind the camera making inappropriate gestures at you because in almost all of your videos it appears that you're trying hard to hold back from laughing. Maybe this is something you do naturally, and if so, awesome, but I swear that grin is indicative of a camera man doing a makeshift batwing or fruit basket while filming you.
Aha! I wish I had someone else. I'm just a one man band that makes all of the videos. For the last four videos, I've started to work with a friend to have him do the editing for me. He does a better job and it gives me more time to work on other projects. The weird looks/faces are mostly because I'm looking at a TV with a feed of the camera to make sure everything is in-frame and setup right. If I'm smirking, it's because I'm often repeating the same content in at least 100+ videos. I totally understand that people want to see (x) interface with (y) microphone, but it does start to feel a little ridiculous after my 300th video with essentially the same content - so I can't help but be amused by it.
@@kettnercreative no doubt. Yeah I could see feeling that way. Thanks for giving us the answers to the things running circles in our heads, lol. Keep it up. You're unparalleled, seriously. I know there's alot of content out there but yours has a very professional feel to it, yet down to earth and without all the filler. Take care!
Such a valuable source, your videos always teach in a thorough and thoughtful way. This video came at the moment I was needing this particular info, thank you!! 🙏
I have this setup: Sony a6400 to ATEM Mini Pro ISO; Shure SM7B to Rodecaster Pro 2; Rodecaster Pro 2 (dual audio to 3.5mm) to ATEM Mini Pro ISO; External Drive connected to the ATEM. But I have a problem: I'm recording great video, but NO AUDIO. The "MIC 1" on the ATEM is ON. I've recorded 33 episodes, but now I'm recording no audio. I did check the ATEM software and made sure the audio was set to "LINE" instead of "Microphone." Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm stumped. Btw, love the videos. You're my "go to" on this stuff.
QUESTION: so I’ve hooked my camera and Rodecaster 2 together. I’m going to record a video, which I will upload to RUclips after. Am I recording onto the video camera SD card or the RCPro2 SD card?? This is confusing to me.
I haven't attempted to do this before. I know that the GOXLR has some functionality specifically for connecting to consoles, but I'm sure someone else has done a video on it.
Hi! I would like to buy Scarlett for my guitar. And also I want a microphone, but I don't know what I should buy, use the USB micro or in case I'll buy an audio interface for my guitar anyway - buy XLR micro? I would like to use the microphone with a stand and set it up over my head and also I want to avoid the keyboard and mouse sound. I found Fifine K658, but it doesn't have an XLR port. So I found Shure MV7 with both ports and I could use it XLR or USB as I want. But what is better? Could I use Scarlett and a USB microphone for some time, and In case I want to improve my quality - change the input to XLR? But for real, I want to spend less money and get a good quality, I also found RODE PodMic but as I see in reviews - I need to spend 100$ for dynamite to make it sound not shitty... Or should I just buy the Fifine K658, and in case I want to improve quality - connect it via a 3.5mm jack (headphones output) using 3.5mm to XLR?
Does the camera only pick up audio from one microphone? I tried filming a podcast using this setup with my rodecaster pro but only was getting audio from the 1 mic slot. Any help would be appreciated
Please help! I have a rodecaster pro, Sennheiser mke 600 shotgun mic, and a Sony ZV E10 camera and Ecamm. Is it best for me to setup my rodecaster directly to my computer or directly to my camera? The mic is mounted on top of my camera, and I was going to buy and audio interface to connect the rodecaster to my camera as well. Is that necessary? Or can I just connect them all separately to the computer for ecamm with no problems (i.e. audio problems)? I've watched so many videos but have not figured this setup out. Note i only need to pre record, not go live on ecamm.
HEY! Would you be able to do a video on XLR splitters? Right now I'm using the rodecaster with six mics. Four of the mics are attached to XLR splitters. So far everything has worked great but I think I'm starting to hear ringing coming from the mics that use the splitters. After using these splitters for at least 30 episodes at an hour+ record time, they haven't caused problems until now. Perhaps the life span for them has been reached? I don't know. I watched your video on the Mogami XLR and I put it on my shopping list. But I want to know if there's a better way to split mics, if there's a "best" mic splitter, or if there's any kind of maintenance that can be done or supplemental covers and interference shields I can use. And if this is too specific for a video then perhaps you or anyone reading, is there an article, website, or video I can learn from?
With everything that I know, XLR splitters are not consumable - they cannot be used up and they don't generally have a set lifespan as long as you take care of them. By take care of them, I mean you're not bending them and breaking the copper strands inside of the cable. XLR splitters certainly aren't a great long term solution, I'm sure you've discovered that they really compromise your ability to mix your recording properly. I would guess that any ringing that you're hearing would be either environmental (HVAC system), or somewhere else in your signal chain. Using higher quality cables/splitters will help, but long term you should consider a 6 channel mixer.
I'm not a professional... But I have JBL Professional 305p MKii studio monitors to listen music. Please tell me which audio interface will be the best for listen to music on my new JBL Professional studio monitors? I can't find any DAC with true balanced output... So, I'm seeking for audio interface with the best DAC built-in. Please help.
Hi, when i Connect my rodecaster pro to my Sony a6400 via method 1 or to with short cables there is a lot of noise? The levels are not high? Any advice? Thanks.
Can I use a Zoom H4N Pro instead of samll audio interface in the third method? I have a procaster and zoom h4n pro and I would like to save some money instead of buying another equipment, that would be nice if it was possible to use it.
Hi sir, help please. how to connect my iphone to an Alto live 802 for live streaming? I tried to do search on youtube but no one has the alto mixer 802. I don't know how to connect or where to connect it 😭 help please
I have a question for anyone who has experience. I am looking at buying a 31 band graphic eq for my home setup. The one that I am most interested in is a ART EQ-355 Dual 31-band Graphic Equalizer. My friend is saying that I would have to use channel 1 for left (for example) and channel 2 for right. Is that true? I wouldn't be able to use channel one for one device (while keeping stereo output) and channel two for another device. A little bit of context here, this is going in my gaming setup. I have two computers, a Yamaha MG10xu connected to my streaming computer, a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 connected to my gaming computer. My stream gets my whole mix and my gaming computer just gets my voice which via usb from my audio interface and thanks to the line out's on my audio interface that is running to my mixer for my gaming computer. I also am running a Shure SM7B mic. I want the eq connected to both monitors (i know that sounds weird but I send audio to my monitor as well to separate the audio) so I can eq everything coming out of those and then send it directly into my mixer for my stream to hear. So that would mainly be my game audio and music. Also it would be used for movies or anything else. I just want to make sure that I can still distinguish left and right audio using only one channel. That way in game I can still hear when someone is to my left or right.
I bought the exact cables lowered the camera gain to 1 and I shut off all processing, turned on processing, yada yada yada and no matter what I have that horrible noise floor sound as soon as the volume has to be mixed in post
Depending on your workflow, some people prefer to just take the feed from the camera for a live stream or to make editing a little easier. For my personal preference, I like to send an audio feed to the video camera as a backup.
see i connected my mac with focusrite 4i4 and rode nt1 on focusrite but the microphone is not working i have texted you on your insta as well could you please get back to me?
The only channel showing how to conmect.
Thanks!
Most underrated channel and video . This deserves a million likes for the production quality Of the content
Thks. This video is perfect for me to understand how to connect my Rodecaster Pro to my Sony ZV-1. Thks a lot.
Hi! Can you please do a review of the behringer flow 8 digital mixer!
It's a budget mixer as well
Yessss please
Review the behringer flow 8 please I'm planning on buying one but I could use your review
So informative, so thourough. Thank you for making this video!
Tons of good info here!! Especially for a rookie like myself! Thanks!
Very helpful. Thanks
Your video helped me understand Rodecaster Pro connection to camera.
WOW Amazing Video. I am so thankful that you would put so much work into this video very well done mate. I learned so much. CAN YOU PLEASE DO AN UPDATE for the RODE CASTER PRO II or is it all the same because there is no Main Volume Knob that I see on the II vs the old Caster Pro So it must be the big large Button that spins I am unsure why they would do away with that volume knob by the 4 Head Phone knobs.
It’s all the same. We want to do an update but realistically it’ll be a month or so away.
Great information, I'll be connecting my mixer directly to the camera just to reduce editing and syncing.
Thank you.
Nice, yeah that really simplifies things.
Great vid! Could you make a video on how to use the Bluetooth feature on the rodecaster pro?
Very professional video . Extremely educative .
Thanks for the super thorough video. Great stuff.
Truly appreciate these videos from you
awesome video my friend. spot on to what I needed to learn so huge thanks. have a question: I have a 3 podcast camera set up (at the moment 2 x Blackmagic Pocket cameras [6K and 4K] + 1 x Sony FX3). Ideally I'd want to shoot everything on the same camera system but that's what I have for now. I understand I can use option 1 and take three separate audio feeds from the headphone jacks. But I'd like to do the more pro option 3. In your video you demonstrated taking the audio out feed from the speaker LEFT and RIGHT channel into the XLR audio interface and then out to the camera. But I have multiple cameras and XLR input capabilities for all these cameras (Blackmagic's XLR to mini XLR adapters + Sony XLR audio attachment). I want to be able to come out of the RODE into an audio interface and then out again from there using XLR ideally into each camera. Is this possible? If so what do I need? Many thanks! Wish you all the best
question i am running 4 sm7b into rcp2
have 3 bmpcc6k pro
want to have audio out of rcp2 INTO all 3 cameras but control audio with rcp2
all the cameras have mini xlr and 1/8”
is there a single preamp that i can get that can do 4 (or more) multiple outs?
I love your videos man. They have helped me through my first ever XLR experience along side the sm7b. That aside-- one of the reasons I watch your videos is because I can tell you genuinely love what you do. You're always positive and I swear--- there has to be someone behind the camera making inappropriate gestures at you because in almost all of your videos it appears that you're trying hard to hold back from laughing. Maybe this is something you do naturally, and if so, awesome, but I swear that grin is indicative of a camera man doing a makeshift batwing or fruit basket while filming you.
Edit
Anyone else feel this? Lmao
Aha! I wish I had someone else. I'm just a one man band that makes all of the videos. For the last four videos, I've started to work with a friend to have him do the editing for me. He does a better job and it gives me more time to work on other projects.
The weird looks/faces are mostly because I'm looking at a TV with a feed of the camera to make sure everything is in-frame and setup right. If I'm smirking, it's because I'm often repeating the same content in at least 100+ videos.
I totally understand that people want to see (x) interface with (y) microphone, but it does start to feel a little ridiculous after my 300th video with essentially the same content - so I can't help but be amused by it.
@@kettnercreative no doubt. Yeah I could see feeling that way. Thanks for giving us the answers to the things running circles in our heads, lol. Keep it up. You're unparalleled, seriously. I know there's alot of content out there but yours has a very professional feel to it, yet down to earth and without all the filler. Take care!
First of all Great video and second how do you run 3 cameras with these set ups?
Something I would like to know too.
Great video man but how do you sync the mic and camera. I cant get the two to match up and obs isnt working please advise
Such a valuable source, your videos always teach in a thorough and thoughtful way. This video came at the moment I was needing this particular info, thank you!! 🙏
Wonderful!
I have this setup: Sony a6400 to ATEM Mini Pro ISO; Shure SM7B to Rodecaster Pro 2; Rodecaster Pro 2 (dual audio to 3.5mm) to ATEM Mini Pro ISO; External Drive connected to the ATEM. But I have a problem: I'm recording great video, but NO AUDIO. The "MIC 1" on the ATEM is ON. I've recorded 33 episodes, but now I'm recording no audio. I did check the ATEM software and made sure the audio was set to "LINE" instead of "Microphone." Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm stumped. Btw, love the videos. You're my "go to" on this stuff.
Thank you very much I'm very grateful for your help and I look forward to getting your subscription
Happy to help
Most excellent video my dude, huge help!
Good video 🙌Very clean in what he you says and everything is understood 👍
Glad to hear that!
QUESTION: so I’ve hooked my camera and Rodecaster 2 together. I’m going to record a video, which I will upload to RUclips after. Am I recording onto the video camera SD card or the RCPro2 SD card?? This is confusing to me.
I say do both. Just in case.
buying the OG rode caster pro in 2024 still good?
Great videos in this channel.
Do you know how to connect a PS5 Console to the RODECaster pro?
I haven't attempted to do this before. I know that the GOXLR has some functionality specifically for connecting to consoles, but I'm sure someone else has done a video on it.
Thank you for this! Been trying to figure this out for a while. Keep up the great work!
Dude awesome content for reelssss
Would option 3 work with regular xlr cables even at shorter distances?
Hi! I would like to buy Scarlett for my guitar.
And also I want a microphone, but I don't know what I should buy, use the USB micro or in case I'll buy an audio interface for my guitar anyway - buy XLR micro?
I would like to use the microphone with a stand and set it up over my head and also I want to avoid the keyboard and mouse sound.
I found Fifine K658, but it doesn't have an XLR port. So I found Shure MV7 with both ports and I could use it XLR or USB as I want.
But what is better? Could I use Scarlett and a USB microphone for some time, and In case I want to improve my quality - change the input to XLR? But for real, I want to spend less money and get a good quality, I also found RODE PodMic but as I see in reviews - I need to spend 100$ for dynamite to make it sound not shitty...
Or should I just buy the Fifine K658, and in case I want to improve quality - connect it via a 3.5mm jack (headphones output) using 3.5mm to XLR?
Does the camera only pick up audio from one microphone? I tried filming a podcast using this setup with my rodecaster pro but only was getting audio from the 1 mic slot. Any help would be appreciated
If our audio has latency, and does not sync with the video, can you adjust for that lag so the audio and video is in sync?
Great informative review👍
Glad it was helpful!
I have a problem with solution 2 -stereo L and R causing some weird noise during recording? Solution 1 through headphones works ok. Any idea please 🙏
Please help! I have a rodecaster pro, Sennheiser mke 600 shotgun mic, and a Sony ZV E10 camera and Ecamm. Is it best for me to setup my rodecaster directly to my computer or directly to my camera? The mic is mounted on top of my camera, and I was going to buy and audio interface to connect the rodecaster to my camera as well. Is that necessary? Or can I just connect them all separately to the computer for ecamm with no problems (i.e. audio problems)? I've watched so many videos but have not figured this setup out. Note i only need to pre record, not go live on ecamm.
HEY! Would you be able to do a video on XLR splitters? Right now I'm using the rodecaster with six mics. Four of the mics are attached to XLR splitters. So far everything has worked great but I think I'm starting to hear ringing coming from the mics that use the splitters. After using these splitters for at least 30 episodes at an hour+ record time, they haven't caused problems until now. Perhaps the life span for them has been reached? I don't know. I watched your video on the Mogami XLR and I put it on my shopping list. But I want to know if there's a better way to split mics, if there's a "best" mic splitter, or if there's any kind of maintenance that can be done or supplemental covers and interference shields I can use. And if this is too specific for a video then perhaps you or anyone reading, is there an article, website, or video I can learn from?
With everything that I know, XLR splitters are not consumable - they cannot be used up and they don't generally have a set lifespan as long as you take care of them. By take care of them, I mean you're not bending them and breaking the copper strands inside of the cable.
XLR splitters certainly aren't a great long term solution, I'm sure you've discovered that they really compromise your ability to mix your recording properly.
I would guess that any ringing that you're hearing would be either environmental (HVAC system), or somewhere else in your signal chain.
Using higher quality cables/splitters will help, but long term you should consider a 6 channel mixer.
How do i record and online stream simultaneously with rodecaster connected to DSLR on PC
I'm not a professional... But I have JBL Professional 305p MKii studio monitors to listen music. Please tell me which audio interface will be the best for listen to music on my new JBL Professional studio monitors? I can't find any DAC with true balanced output... So, I'm seeking for audio interface with the best DAC built-in. Please help.
Super. Thanks.
Can i use this to connect to a black magic ATEM mini??
Hi, when i Connect my rodecaster pro to my Sony a6400 via method 1 or to with short cables there is a lot of noise? The levels are not high? Any advice? Thanks.
Have tried this with a Lumix g85
Can I use a Zoom H4N Pro instead of samll audio interface in the third method? I have a procaster and zoom h4n pro and I would like to save some money instead of buying another equipment, that would be nice if it was possible to use it.
Yeah, you can.
How to setup with Android or iOS? Access for google meet/zoom
Anybody know good settings for Audio Technica BP40 with the GoXLR Mini? I can't seem to find anything on it.
How do I make an output connection from my computer to my mixer then to my camera...
Hi sir, help please. how to connect my iphone to an Alto live 802 for live streaming? I tried to do search on youtube but no one has the alto mixer 802. I don't know how to connect or where to connect it 😭 help please
Can you use a smart phone?
I have a question for anyone who has experience. I am looking at buying a 31 band graphic eq for my home setup. The one that I am most interested in is a ART EQ-355 Dual 31-band Graphic Equalizer. My friend is saying that I would have to use channel 1 for left (for example) and channel 2 for right. Is that true? I wouldn't be able to use channel one for one device (while keeping stereo output) and channel two for another device.
A little bit of context here, this is going in my gaming setup. I have two computers, a Yamaha MG10xu connected to my streaming computer, a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 connected to my gaming computer. My stream gets my whole mix and my gaming computer just gets my voice which via usb from my audio interface and thanks to the line out's on my audio interface that is running to my mixer for my gaming computer. I also am running a Shure SM7B mic. I want the eq connected to both monitors (i know that sounds weird but I send audio to my monitor as well to separate the audio) so I can eq everything coming out of those and then send it directly into my mixer for my stream to hear. So that would mainly be my game audio and music. Also it would be used for movies or anything else. I just want to make sure that I can still distinguish left and right audio using only one channel. That way in game I can still hear when someone is to my left or right.
I used these cables every way and I'm still getting that horrible feedback sound from the camera
I bought the exact cables lowered the camera gain to 1 and I shut off all processing, turned on processing, yada yada yada and no matter what I have that horrible noise floor sound as soon as the volume has to be mixed in post
Is there an advantage to doing this instead of using my computer?
Depending on your workflow, some people prefer to just take the feed from the camera for a live stream or to make editing a little easier.
For my personal preference, I like to send an audio feed to the video camera as a backup.
Can this be done with the RCP2 ???
Yes it can
What is the cord that is best used for the roadcaster Pro 2???
see
i connected my mac with focusrite 4i4 and rode nt1 on focusrite
but the microphone is not working
i have texted you on your insta as well
could you please get back to me?
Tons of good info here!! Especially for a rookie like myself! Thanks!