The DJI Mic - RODE Wireless Go KILLER??

Got myself the new DJI Mic. Paid for it with my own money so all opinion in this video is of my own and is not influenced by DJI or anyone else.
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[@StrongLatinas]

Very helpful. Mine just arrived and I'll be opening it soon. I just need to research a compatible lav mic. For me I prefer that look. Thanks!

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

You won’t regret it! Enjoy

[@matthewgarner8718]

Very informative Samir, great video!

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

Thanks Matt for checking out the video!

[@mikefire_amsterdam]

good quality video. keep it up..

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

Thanks for checking out the video.

[@eprohoda]

‘sup?.mate~ amzaing uploading- :)

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

Thanks!

[@judesocojr1911]

Need your help. The first time I used these and uploaded my video on RUclips the sound turned out too low. I had set the transmitter to + 3 and receiver to +1. Also I am using a dji Pocket 2 with a dji audio adapter. What audio levels do I set on the receiver and transmitter to get a satisfactory audio if not perfect. Thanks . I cannot find any videos on YT on setting gain levels in different environments. What's the thumb rule for setting gain levels between the transmitter, receiver and the camera.

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

Great question. What I actually do is record at levels that don’t peak the audio and just increase the volume to adjust in my video editing software (Adobe premiere). The thing with specific gain settings depend on the camera you use since the preamp for all cameras are different so it’s not exact science. The best consistency, it might be best to just use the backup track on the receiver itself and sync in the software after. That way regardless of what camera you’re using, you’re getting the same levels.

[@TechTalkwithSamir]

And thanks for checking out the video. I may later make another video talking about the specific settings I use.