THANK YOU! I have been pulling my hair out thinking I was doing something wrong! Turns out, I was using the connection method you DON'T recommend! 🤣I've liked, subbed, and used your affiliate link. I'll let you know how it goes!
Just a little thing, but the mic is the transmitter as it transmits a signal and the other bit is the receiver on account of it recieving a signal from the microphone.
This was a fabulous instructional video, amazingly did have the iPhone camera adapter and it works perfectly. Very easy instructions the whole way through.
Thank you JC…i appreciated you taking the time to do this video. I was wondering how to solve this and after burning a million hair follicles out my head…i come across your channel. LOL. Thank you bro bro!!!!! So helpful. And oh yeah. For helping me with this video I LIKED and SUBSCRIBED. Thanks again. GOD BLESS YOU SIR>
Well, great. Yesterday, I just received the 2 cables that you do not recommend because the other videos I watched recommended those. I can’t get it to work (but could be user error!)
Is there anything special I need to do once I plug into my phone, or is it just plug and play? I’ve seen tons of videos on this and have spent lots of money trying to get the right cables, I’m yet to try the ones you’ve mentioned. Idk if I’m doing something wrong on the camera app to get my phone to pick up the mic. Any ideas?
All the cables that I recommended don't require an extra app. You can see how they just plug in and work with the iPhone. Sorry I took so long to answer. Hope you worked things out with your recording system.
First. I have to correct you on something. What you're holding up at 0:43 that has the screen readout is the RECEIVER (RX), not the Transmitter (TX). The "lapel mic" that you refer to IS the transmitter.
Thank you! What if I'm using two wireless rode microphones for same video? My sister and I are side by side in a video with our own microphone- is there a way for one audio file to have both of our voices with great quality? I thought if I merged the channels I would have both microphone audios in one high quality audio file
Hi Joel - thanks for the video! Unfortunately, I can't get my phone to connect to the Rode Wireless like you did. I'm using a lightning to USB-C cable (but not the one from Rode). Do you think the issue is that I'm not using the Rode cable? I'm happy to order it but it won't be here for 10 days so wondering if there is some other issue going on here. TIA!
did you enhance the audio in post? im finding my audio sounds like im a bit underwater and yours sounds stereo quality. Anything you suggest i do to improve it? adjust the gain? any tips would be great! im using the first method
Yes I use a compressor and custom EQ settings that I create for my voice and room profile. I don't really know how to do eq, I just found something that worked and saved the setting in Final Cut Pro, I suggest looking it up on RUclips, there are tons of good tutorials on enhancing your audio. Find one for your video editor.
great video. Purchased it for my iphone. Shot some video and it was very quiet. I never adjusted the db level. Now I have been playing with it. Currently at -9 dB and it seems good. Is there an ideal level?
It DID work for me using the "daisy chain" method via data to lightening cable. Using Rode Wireless Go II w/ all firmware updated. My only complaint is that I can't monitor this audio while recording. Any ideas, or do I have to buy the new Rode AI Micro?
I'm clearly doing something wrong. I've plugged in the transmitter with a usbc to lightning cable (non rode, because I already had it) and the audio when I play back the video on my iPhone does not change when I plug and unplug the transmitter. Do you have to connect the audio in editing? I thought it would just record directly to the video.. maybe I'm wrong.
Yeah somethings going wrong. The audio should automatically appear since in your phone. I used the cables that came with the rode mic and the adaptor mentioned. When I used the usbc to lightening method the cable actually broke almost immediately. It is supposed to work, but it didn't for me. I use the apple adaptor to this day.
This is great to know but what ifffff… I need to interview someone & need them to have a mic at the same time while filming from my iPhone? This is where I’m stumped 😤
The rode GoII comes with 2 mics. You can record 2 people's audio simultaneously on your phone. You just turn on both mics and voila, multitrack audio on your phone. It does take some tweaking of the settings to edit those two tracks in a video editor. I think I'll make a tutorial about that.
Thank you SO MUCH for this super simple video that tells me everything I need to know 🙌🏽 it would be awesome if you also added an Amazon affiliates link to your description for those of us that order everything from the Amazon 🫣 good luck and thanks again!
Hi Katie, great suggestion, I have just updated all the amazon links in the description for all the cables mentioned. Hope you can get what you are looking for!
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THANK YOU! I have been pulling my hair out thinking I was doing something wrong! Turns out, I was using the connection method you DON'T recommend! 🤣I've liked, subbed, and used your affiliate link. I'll let you know how it goes!
Just a little thing, but the mic is the transmitter as it transmits a signal and the other bit is the receiver on account of it recieving a signal from the microphone.
I was about to tell the same thing coz i was getting confused when he is telling the receiver a transmitter
Just come across your two Rode videos and I don’t even know how I can thank you enough!
Awesome explanation!❤ thank you! I spent on bunch of adapters and nothing worked before I found your video😊
This was a fabulous instructional video, amazingly did have the iPhone camera adapter and it works perfectly. Very easy instructions the whole way through.
Thank you JC…i appreciated you taking the time to do this video. I was wondering how to solve this and after burning a million hair follicles out my head…i come across your channel. LOL. Thank you bro bro!!!!! So helpful. And oh yeah. For helping me with this video I LIKED and SUBSCRIBED. Thanks again. GOD BLESS YOU SIR>
Cool. I'm glad I can help an evangelist get content out there.
So incredibly helpful. Thank you!!
Well, great. Yesterday, I just received the 2 cables that you do not recommend because the other videos I watched recommended those. I can’t get it to work (but could be user error!)
You keep saying transmitter. Do t you mean receiver?
thank you very much. this was a great video
Is there anything special I need to do once I plug into my phone, or is it just plug and play? I’ve seen tons of videos on this and have spent lots of money trying to get the right cables, I’m yet to try the ones you’ve mentioned. Idk if I’m doing something wrong on the camera app to get my phone to pick up the mic. Any ideas?
All the cables that I recommended don't require an extra app. You can see how they just plug in and work with the iPhone. Sorry I took so long to answer. Hope you worked things out with your recording system.
Thanks, Joel. Very helpful video.
First. I have to correct you on something. What you're holding up at 0:43 that has the screen readout is the RECEIVER (RX), not the Transmitter (TX). The "lapel mic" that you refer to IS the transmitter.
Thank you! What if I'm using two wireless rode microphones for same video? My sister and I are side by side in a video with our own microphone- is there a way for one audio file to have both of our voices with great quality? I thought if I merged the channels I would have both microphone audios in one high quality audio file
Hi Joel - thanks for the video! Unfortunately, I can't get my phone to connect to the Rode Wireless like you did. I'm using a lightning to USB-C cable (but not the one from Rode). Do you think the issue is that I'm not using the Rode cable? I'm happy to order it but it won't be here for 10 days so wondering if there is some other issue going on here. TIA!
Thanks for the video! Does RODE GO II also work with the Dictaphone app on Iphone? Or does it only work with Camera?
"Whatever the crap this is called" 😁 is right! You've helped alot since I came here for aid with my own channel. Thanks a bunch!
thanks for the encouragement Cris! May your channel go viral on the RUclipss
Impeccable, thank you!
Can I use the lightning cable that has an sd card plus the camera usb?
Yes, helpful! Thanks!
did you enhance the audio in post? im finding my audio sounds like im a bit underwater and yours sounds stereo quality. Anything you suggest i do to improve it? adjust the gain? any tips would be great! im using the first method
Yes I use a compressor and custom EQ settings that I create for my voice and room profile. I don't really know how to do eq, I just found something that worked and saved the setting in Final Cut Pro, I suggest looking it up on RUclips, there are tons of good tutorials on enhancing your audio. Find one for your video editor.
Hi Joel thanks alot for this information..
Questions can i use USB lC to USB cable.. cos most all phones now using USB C
great video. Purchased it for my iphone. Shot some video and it was very quiet. I never adjusted the db level. Now I have been playing with it. Currently at -9 dB and it seems good. Is there an ideal level?
It DID work for me using the "daisy chain" method via data to lightening cable. Using Rode Wireless Go II w/ all firmware updated. My only complaint is that I can't monitor this audio while recording. Any ideas, or do I have to buy the new Rode AI Micro?
will this work with the original rode wireless go?
Is the SC19 any different to any other USB-C to Lighting cable? The cables are seriously over-priced UNLESS they do something magical internally
I'm clearly doing something wrong. I've plugged in the transmitter with a usbc to lightning cable (non rode, because I already had it) and the audio when I play back the video on my iPhone does not change when I plug and unplug the transmitter. Do you have to connect the audio in editing? I thought it would just record directly to the video.. maybe I'm wrong.
Yeah somethings going wrong. The audio should automatically appear since in your phone. I used the cables that came with the rode mic and the adaptor mentioned. When I used the usbc to lightening method the cable actually broke almost immediately. It is supposed to work, but it didn't for me. I use the apple adaptor to this day.
This is great to know but what ifffff… I need to interview someone & need them to have a mic at the same time while filming from my iPhone? This is where I’m stumped 😤
The rode GoII comes with 2 mics. You can record 2 people's audio simultaneously on your phone. You just turn on both mics and voila, multitrack audio on your phone. It does take some tweaking of the settings to edit those two tracks in a video editor. I think I'll make a tutorial about that.
The mic is a transmitter, the other one is a receiver 😊
cool video dude
THANK YOU
Your very welcome!
With the SC19 cable attached to your phone, are you still able to connect the 3.5mm cable from the receiver to an external camera (mirrorless)?
If you mean can you connect the SC17 to a camera and the SC19 to the phone simultaneously, I haven't tried it, but you probably can.
DO you know the difference between the SC32 and the SC19 cable?
I couldn't find anything online about a rode sc32 cable. Are you sure you've got the name of that right?
Thank you SO MUCH for this super simple video that tells me everything I need to know 🙌🏽 it would be awesome if you also added an Amazon affiliates link to your description for those of us that order everything from the Amazon 🫣 good luck and thanks again!
Hi Katie, great suggestion, I have just updated all the amazon links in the description for all the cables mentioned. Hope you can get what you are looking for!