These are the products I have used in my stream, check em out! Rode RODECaster Pro Mixer: amzn.to/2UD8aEu (Affiliate) Rode Procaster Dynamic Microphone: amzn.to/3k1cPdZ (Affiliate)
@@groovezmuzume0210 Yes you can....there are 8×8 a total 64 sound pads. You can download your own sound or use Audacity to record and save them as mp3 and using the software assign it to the individual pads. Hope that helps. Cheers mate 👍
Actually, high pass is a control that sets the frequency above which audio passes without reduction -- i.e. it passes untouched. Frequencies below that setting are increasingly reduced in level according to how much lower in frequency they are. The high-pass allows one to minimize content that comes from thumps, rumbles, low frequency vibrations, 60 Hz electrical power noise, and so on, that are usually from the environment and not a normal or useable part of a person's voice. They often come through physical floor, table, stand vibrations, air vibrations caused by floors, walls, ceilings, equipment in the environment including heating and air conditioning and outside noise. They can also come from plosives in speech (sounds from plosive consonants such as B, D, G, K, P, and T) that aren't sufficiently screened out by the mic or separate pop screen. The plosives are bilabial (B, P), alveolar (D, T), or velar (G, K) in order of higher to lower tendency to affect a microphone with a low frequency pop. The further forward in the mouth the plosive is produced, the greater the plosive is presented to the microphone. Distance from the microphone and angle towards the front of the mouth also affect plosives in close micing. Notice that in broadcast with very close microphone placement to the mouth, the placement is frequently done so that the person's front of their mouth talks across the front of the microphone at a slight angle rather than into it head on so that the larger part of the plosive doesn't go directly into the microphone head on. One can usually set a high-pass to a higher frequency, say 100 to 200 Hz for a female voice depending on their natural vocal range, and a lower frequency for a male voice, say 40 to 80 Hz or maybe as high as 100 Hz, depending on their natural vocal range. One should not set it higher than needed or where it begins to remove bottom end of their voice -- people will sound unnatural if set too high for their voice -- the voice will lose fullness and sound thin. Of course, you can do some mix engineering for instruments and music vocals being mixed and blended but that's probably best done in post processing unless it's totally live work. Using it for controlling a vocal and instrument mix is really beyond adequately discussing here.
Great video! The bit on the high pass filter is a bit misleading though. You mention that increasing it to 200Hz will eliminate everything above 200Hz. This isnt true since its a high pass and not a high cut filter. As you increase the value, you can hear your voice getting thinner and less bass-y. The high pass filter helps remove low frequencies. At 200Hz it will eliminate all frequencies in your voice below 200Hz and not above. Just thought Id add this here incase anyone needs the info. Great content otherwise! Cheers!
A High Pass Filter is not designed to cut out high frequencies but low rumble frequencies like an airconditioner in the background with that low rumble. The high Pass Filter helps to cut those out and allow the highs to pass through. Bill Mahon
Hey thanks for the tutorial. I have had my Rodecaster Pro for over a year and put it away and just used the USB input from my Shure MV-7 into my Mac and used Zoom for recording my podcast interviews, however, now I will use my Rodecaster Pro.
Nice video - got the bit on the high pass filter backwards - the high pass is a filter that cuts the low frequencies (letting the high frequencies "pass" through). It's designed to remove rumble and other things that sit in those low frequency areas.
I have watched a few of your videos on setting up the Rodecaster Pro, and I think you've made it very clear to understand, I take my hat off to you, a job Well Done!
One of the best and most useful tutorials on the RODECaster Pro by far. I just purchased the RODECaster Pro using a Sure SM7B with a Cloud Lifter and loving the results. Thanks for sharing your knowlege, this was truly a comprehensive / informative video.
Dude, this was by far one of the most valuable training sessions I've had as a complete beginning learning to podcast with this RODECaster Pro with the Sure SM7B. Thank you so much!
Purchased my Rodecaster Pro a few weeks ago and and went from zero to success pretty quickly. What a great item for creating professional podcasts! Pared with a Sampson Q2u microphone on a boom and I am getting very high quality audio recordings with music at the intro and outro. Converting the wav files to mp3 is easily accomplished with Audacity. Awall, your video instructions are great. Now I need to select a podcast hosting provider.
Best video I've seen on the rodecaster and I'm reading the comments and there's so much extra information to help me with my podcast. Thank you for making this great content.
This is the best video on rode caster pro, i ever seen. I had this unit since a year now, but first time i realized its full potential. Thank you for sharing this great video.
This was a very detailed and informative review and walkthrough. I appreciate the time you took to go through all of the features and setting so that a veteran or amateur will be able to proficiently and effectively get the most out of this product. Keep up the great work, and all the best to you.
This was incredibly comprehensive. I feel like I just sat in on a three hour class (I had to pause to play with the settings as you were explaining). Thank you!
I just bought a RodeCaster Pro, and installed the latest firmware. The audio processing now just lists toggles for these different audio processing features ie compressor, high-pass filter, etc.. and the same toggles for the aphex features. It's either on or off. Is there no way to dial these in now?
Thank you for the video! I'm just in the process of viewing it and you were just explaining the high-pass filter. I think you mixed it up, it does the opposite of what you said. The high-pass filter, which is synonymously called low-cut filter, is used to cut off low frequencies and let high frequencies pass through.
Man you are a FREAKIN LIFE SAVER!! i just bought this mixer and had no clue how to use it and I was starting to get frustrated thank you so much for this ... 1 question what filter adjustment should we make to prevent the microphone from picking up keyboard or controller noise? thanks again great video!
Excellent overview of the product. Great insight from start to finish. I recently purchased the rodecaster pro (prior to seeing your video). It should arrive soon. I'll save this vid and play it back once it arrives.
I just want to say THANK YOU. I had been looking to buy the RC Pro and finally did a month ago. I am no stranger to podcasting but audio mixing and getting the most from this device is new to me. I have watched ALOT of RC Pro videos and this is by far the best tutorial I have ever watched. I feel so much more confident about leveraging this for content creation in 2022. Subscribed.
I hv taken the time to watch this entire video...and I just have to say I will start saving up to buy it... It's about 720k here in Nigeria and I must buy it in the next 2 - 3months. Thank you so much for this video... But can one use a lapel mic with it too??
The main thing about the USB and your recording are you not getting loop back happening and have to turn on USB mix minus so you can use the USB slider for streaming?
What's your favorite for a regular (not quiet as padded as yours, too loud for condenser?) studio Overhead, talking head video, boom mounted, out of frame, Mic? Further than normally comfortable for most dynamic mics. Software in the RODECaster Pro to accommodate greater distances? All the great dynamic mics seem to love up close and personal.
Would be interested to know if you'll be doing one for the Rodecaster Pro II? That is if you're considering upgrading. I'll assume that 95% of this tutorial will apply... Thanks for making this video!
Andrew, always enjoy your podcasts, so informative. I’m interested in using a mixer in more of a DJ capacity. Does the RodeCaster allow you to add effects to your mike, such as reverb or delay. Also can you hook up a turntable or CD player to the mike input. Again, you do a fantastic job, I can’t say enough how much I enjoy your work. Much success Terry
Totally appreciated finding this video and how detailed you got in breaking down the controls of my RC Pro...I hope you got that? Yeah? GOOD! *THUMBS UP!
such a mind blowing tutorial! One question though - will a folder show up on an connected iPad that gives access to the content from the sd card on the rode if you don’t have a computer?
I am going to get the Rodecaster Pro. The one concern is that I operate a video show as well as live on facebook. With my podcasts the Pro will be very helpful. I need to be able to feed all this live video and audio?
Fantastic master class, Awall. For a newbie podcast-er like me, this was a lifesaver! Only critique was I wish you could set a filter for those OMGs, but otherwise 10/10. Thank you very much!
Hi! Just got my Rodecaster. My audio processing has just got "On" and "Off" commands and no possibilities to adjust anything. Seems I do not have the master compressor function either. Can the 2022 version be different on these aspects or am I missing something, here? BTW, great tutorial! Easy to understand, no-nonsense presentation!
Thank you very much for all your explanations. They helped me a lot in getting to know this mixer, and using your settings I was able to increase the quality of my sound. Thank you and greetings from Poland :)
Extremely helpful! Been having issues with the audio levels of my show, so picked up the rodecaster Pro. Your pointers will definitely help me dial it all in!
Great Video Man, Kudos to you, easy and totally understandable! I have a question, as a DJ, possibly a buyer/user I will be running a DJ Controller via the PC a Pioneer DDJ 1000. A question I have is, can I just connect the USB from the PC to the Rode and expect any and every sound from my PC to come out of the Rode via the USB channel? Or will I also have to connect a cable from the speaker socket on the PC to the phone marked input on the Rode? I also heard something about speech ducking any info on that?? Many thanks, DJ Steve
Fantastic tutorial! Awall Digital -- Andrew Wall. We are just embarking on our journey in the podcasting/livestreaming world and ended up purchasing the RODECaster recently. We learnt a lot from this video on how to put this amazing equipment to best use!! Well done again & All the best! Best Regards Rohit Kulkarni Sport N Socialize | Rudra United (Badminton Club and Productions)
Hi, I am new to streaming and making videos to youtube etc, your tutorial has helped me get to understand the RCP, its an awsome bit of kit. I have teamed it up with OBS/Prime which was recommended for me ! Thank you again, Ady
This is a great video, thank you! Very informative and I like the way you explain everything. Can you please make an adjustment though? The portion about the High Pass Filter is incorrect. You are saying that it cuts high frequencies, when it actually does the opposite - it cuts low frequencies. You can even tell in your video, when you start to adjust the meter and the bass in your voice is adjusted. Can you please change this portion of the video to correctly explain a High Pass Filter? It's called High Pass because it allows the high frequencies to pass, and cuts the lows. If you can't change the video, can you at least acknowledge all the people that have commented and say that you are wrong? Thank you! I would love to avoid any possible confusion by people using the High Pass Filter incorrectly, both with the Rodecaster and in any other scenario regarding a high pass filter. Thank you!
Hi pass filters actually allow the high freqs to 'pass thru' unaffected, ie it eliminates the low frequencies that are selected and below that may be creating background noise,hums
Were the manual controls for the audio processing removed? I'm able to turn those on but I dont have an option to adjust the lvls & strength of them. Any tips on how to get that added detail?
andrew!..thank you so much for this masterclass!..just bought my rodecaster last week and I hope I can produce a decent sound of podcast... thanks so much!..> Love from Malaysia!
What about REVERB ? How can I get reverb for singing on live stream? All other effects work ! I even have the old firmware version that had reverb. But still it doesn’t come through on the stream or video recording on iPhone 12
Hi Andrew. I have a rodecaster pro and I have a podmic because of you. I set up my mixer with your recommended settings too. Thank you for your amazing reviews. The only problem is that when I move my book arm during recording, my mic makes a shuffling noise like it's sensitive to my hand movement across the shell of the mic. Is there a way to overcome this? Because I see many podcasters moving their mics during their conversations.
Great information, I love my Rodecaster Pro. There are few time in life when have felt like I got more for my money than I expected. The constant updates are amazing.
Hey you. Great tutorial. The pads are up to 64 different tunes, not just 8 as you stated.!! Q though: Can I get the live sounds directly from to laptopspeakers? There seems no way to do that, or is there??
I noticed (41:29 time stamp) your USB Input at like 1/3, and Headphones 1 volume knob at 3:00 o'clock position, or like 70%? Is this your normal operation setting? I run with USB input at the midpoint, and rarely turn my volume knob that high with headphones on. Curious.
Help! I have been through this whole video and adjusted settings accordingly. Just recorded today and whilst editing it has picked up every sound in between sentences (breathing, lips, etc). Without changing everything back to default settings is there anything I can tweak to stop this? Also, is there any way of going back to default settings without losing all the sounds I have saved on the Rode Caster? Any help is greatly appreciated. Cheers
Very useful video. Thanks. Could you suggest how to connect the Rodecaster Pro to Airtime Pro on the laptop so that I can live broadcast for our radio station?
This was great, thank you. for the USB audio source, is that the best way to do a 'remote' podcast? Say my 2 co-hosts can't make it to my house and they have their own USB mics on their computers. I set up the mixer on a zoom and bring in their audio through computer/USB. Is that the best way to do a remote cast?
Thank you Awall! I do have a question though maybe you can help me with. I have a Rodecaster Pro firmware 2.1.2 factory settings hooked to my MacBook Pro 14 macOS Ventura 13.2.1 and my soundpads as well as my bluetooth phone out sounds low or muffled on output. My levels seem to be right and even when I turn up my channel sliders it’s still low. Feed back appreciated and Thank you for your knowledge.
I would like to also like to try how you can use the procaster in an off access position. I tried can't seem to get the best audio quality, it even basically goes silent. Currently using the rodecaster too. Can you teach how you did the procaster in a off-access way please. Great video
Incredibly helpful tutorial. Information packed, excellent visuals and pleasant to listen to and follow. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this content!
These are the products I have used in my stream, check em out! Rode RODECaster Pro Mixer: amzn.to/2UD8aEu (Affiliate)
Rode Procaster Dynamic Microphone: amzn.to/3k1cPdZ (Affiliate)
Hi, can I add more sounds effects to its pad? if yes, where I can download them? thanks
Facts...just remember it backwards..lol🤪
@@groovezmuzume0210 Yes you can....there are 8×8 a total 64 sound pads. You can download your own sound or use Audacity to record and save them as mp3 and using the software assign it to the individual pads. Hope that helps. Cheers mate 👍
Hello,
Just wondering could this mixer handle 2 or more usb mic?
@@groovezmuzume0210 yeah kou
Actually, high pass is a control that sets the frequency above which audio passes without reduction -- i.e. it passes untouched. Frequencies below that setting are increasingly reduced in level according to how much lower in frequency they are.
The high-pass allows one to minimize content that comes from thumps, rumbles, low frequency vibrations, 60 Hz electrical power noise, and so on, that are usually from the environment and not a normal or useable part of a person's voice. They often come through physical floor, table, stand vibrations, air vibrations caused by floors, walls, ceilings, equipment in the environment including heating and air conditioning and outside noise.
They can also come from plosives in speech (sounds from plosive consonants such as B, D, G, K, P, and T) that aren't sufficiently screened out by the mic or separate pop screen. The plosives are bilabial (B, P), alveolar (D, T), or velar (G, K) in order of higher to lower tendency to affect a microphone with a low frequency pop. The further forward in the mouth the plosive is produced, the greater the plosive is presented to the microphone.
Distance from the microphone and angle towards the front of the mouth also affect plosives in close micing. Notice that in broadcast with very close microphone placement to the mouth, the placement is frequently done so that the person's front of their mouth talks across the front of the microphone at a slight angle rather than into it head on so that the larger part of the plosive doesn't go directly into the microphone head on.
One can usually set a high-pass to a higher frequency, say 100 to 200 Hz for a female voice depending on their natural vocal range, and a lower frequency for a male voice, say 40 to 80 Hz or maybe as high as 100 Hz, depending on their natural vocal range. One should not set it higher than needed or where it begins to remove bottom end of their voice -- people will sound unnatural if set too high for their voice -- the voice will lose fullness and sound thin.
Of course, you can do some mix engineering for instruments and music vocals being mixed and blended but that's probably best done in post processing unless it's totally live work. Using it for controlling a vocal and instrument mix is really beyond adequately discussing here.
wonderful info. thanks
I cried too when I heard it .. And when he explains How nosiegate works .....xd
@@Stressreallitychock Was literally cringing
Great video! The bit on the high pass filter is a bit misleading though. You mention that increasing it to 200Hz will eliminate everything above 200Hz. This isnt true since its a high pass and not a high cut filter. As you increase the value, you can hear your voice getting thinner and less bass-y. The high pass filter helps remove low frequencies. At 200Hz it will eliminate all frequencies in your voice below 200Hz and not above. Just thought Id add this here incase anyone needs the info. Great content otherwise! Cheers!
yeah I have always had to remember high pass filter = low cut
Tavish, great call out. The same would apply for a Low-Pass filter as well.
Just watched the video and came to the comment section for this exact reason. Just a minor mixup in an otherwise, great video.
👍🏼
He said that part backwards
A High Pass Filter is not designed to cut out high frequencies but low rumble frequencies like an airconditioner in the background with that low rumble. The high Pass Filter helps to cut those out and allow the highs to pass through. Bill Mahon
Was gonna say this as well.
Hey thanks for the tutorial. I have had my Rodecaster Pro for over a year and put it away and just used the USB input from my Shure MV-7 into my Mac and used Zoom for recording my podcast interviews, however, now I will use my Rodecaster Pro.
Nice video - got the bit on the high pass filter backwards - the high pass is a filter that cuts the low frequencies (letting the high frequencies "pass" through). It's designed to remove rumble and other things that sit in those low frequency areas.
This is an excellent introduce for RODECASTER Pro and we love it . Thank you very much !👌❤👍
I have watched a few of your videos on setting up the Rodecaster Pro, and I think you've made it very clear to understand, I take my hat off to you, a job Well Done!
One of the best and most useful tutorials on the RODECaster Pro by far. I just purchased the RODECaster Pro using a Sure SM7B with a Cloud Lifter and loving the results. Thanks for sharing your knowlege, this was truly a comprehensive / informative video.
Dude, this was by far one of the most valuable training sessions I've had as a complete beginning learning to podcast with this RODECaster Pro with the Sure SM7B. Thank you so much!
Purchased my Rodecaster Pro a few weeks ago and and went from zero to success pretty quickly. What a great item for creating professional podcasts! Pared with a Sampson Q2u microphone on a boom and I am getting very high quality audio recordings with music at the intro and outro. Converting the wav files to mp3 is easily accomplished with Audacity. Awall, your video instructions are great. Now I need to select a podcast hosting provider.
Best video I've seen on the rodecaster and I'm reading the comments and there's so much extra information to help me with my podcast. Thank you for making this great content.
This is the best video on rode caster pro, i ever seen. I had this unit since a year now, but first time i realized its full potential. Thank you for sharing this great video.
This was a very detailed and informative review and walkthrough. I appreciate the time you took to go through all of the features and setting so that a veteran or amateur will be able to proficiently and effectively get the most out of this product. Keep up the great work, and all the best to you.
This was incredibly comprehensive. I feel like I just sat in on a three hour class (I had to pause to play with the settings as you were explaining). Thank you!
I just bought a RodeCaster Pro, and installed the latest firmware. The audio processing now just lists toggles for these different audio processing features ie compressor, high-pass filter, etc.. and the same toggles for the aphex features. It's either on or off. Is there no way to dial these in now?
I’m seeing the same with mine, just got it a few days ago. Anybody else too?
Thank you for the video!
I'm just in the process of viewing it and you were just explaining the high-pass filter. I think you mixed it up, it does the opposite of what you said. The high-pass filter, which is synonymously called low-cut filter, is used to cut off low frequencies and let high frequencies pass through.
I just got my Rodecaster Pro today!! This video is absolutely the best! Thank you so much for this in depth Masterclass.
I just ordered this mixer. This tutorial will be a huge time saver. Thank you so much!
Man you are a FREAKIN LIFE SAVER!! i just bought this mixer and had no clue how to use it and I was starting to get frustrated thank you so much for this ... 1 question what filter adjustment should we make to prevent the microphone from picking up keyboard or controller noise? thanks again great video!
Great tutorial...thank you!
Brilliant and thorough presentation. Many thanks Awall.
Thank you
I will be book marking this to watch it over and over
Great tutorial
Excellent overview of the product. Great insight from start to finish. I recently purchased the rodecaster pro (prior to seeing your video). It should arrive soon. I'll save this vid and play it back once it arrives.
Thank you so much!! This video is now in my saved collection! So insightful!
This is the best masterclass of the rode caster pro!
I just want to say THANK YOU. I had been looking to buy the RC Pro and finally did a month ago. I am no stranger to podcasting but audio mixing and getting the most from this device is new to me. I have watched ALOT of RC Pro videos and this is by far the best tutorial I have ever watched. I feel so much more confident about leveraging this for content creation in 2022. Subscribed.
Do you hear a bunch of audio noise in your 3.5 phone line like I do on the roadcaster? I do.
I just bought a Rodecaster and now found your video. Very, very cool and helpful. You described it very good, so even a german guy like me can follow.
Thanks for this detailed video, much appreciated. What speakers do you recommend to plug to the Rodecaster pro?
I hv taken the time to watch this entire video...and I just have to say I will start saving up to buy it... It's about 720k here in Nigeria and I must buy it in the next 2 - 3months. Thank you so much for this video... But can one use a lapel mic with it too??
I will certainly come back to this video When I finally buy it... Thanks ❤❤
The main thing about the USB and your recording are you not getting loop back happening and have to turn on USB mix minus so you can use the USB slider for streaming?
Hi! When will be you ready for a fantastic Rodecaster Pro II Masterclass? OBS integration would be super important
thank you so much!!! I learn A LOT watching this tutorial.
great video bro! thank you!
some of the images are not aligned with the sound but the overall very good! learned a lot! thank you
such an amazing tutorial! One question though - can you move the contents from the sd card to an iPad directly connected if you don’t have a computer?
Hello,
I'm new to the community.
You video helped me out so much. And the way you went into great details with the key points 👌🏿. Big help
Thank you
I just bought a Lewitt 540 s, but I found no videos on how to set it up.
Thank you!
great video!
any ways you can send back your mic to the 2nd pc?
What's your favorite for a regular (not quiet as padded as yours, too loud for condenser?) studio
Overhead, talking head video, boom mounted, out of frame, Mic?
Further than normally comfortable for most dynamic mics.
Software in the RODECaster Pro to accommodate greater distances?
All the great dynamic mics seem to love up close and personal.
Which one is the latest one rodecaster , the rodecaster pro II ???? Never mind, I found the answer. The RodeCaster Pro II. thanks for the video.
Really enjoying your videos! They’re a great help.
Would be interested to know if you'll be doing one for the Rodecaster Pro II? That is if you're considering upgrading. I'll assume that 95% of this tutorial will apply... Thanks for making this video!
Andrew, always enjoy your podcasts, so informative. I’m interested in using a mixer in more of a DJ capacity. Does the RodeCaster allow you to add effects to your mike, such as reverb or delay. Also can you hook up a turntable or CD player to the mike input. Again, you do a fantastic job, I can’t say enough how much I enjoy your work.
Much success
Terry
Totally appreciated finding this video and how detailed you got in breaking down the controls of my RC Pro...I hope you got that? Yeah? GOOD! *THUMBS UP!
I know you did this a while ago, but thanks for doing this! a massive help!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm way more comfortable with the Rodecaster now!
such a mind blowing tutorial! One question though - will a folder show up on an connected iPad that gives access to the content from the sd card on the rode if you don’t have a computer?
This is great. Do you see yourself coming out with a RCP2 master class too?
Awall Digital I am your biggest fan from Australia Thankyou so much!!!
Hello Awall, question about compression. Do you recommend turning off compressor for each mic and use master compressor only?
When you change your audio to your Realtek you lose your USB input as an output correct?
Excellent walk through settings/fine tuning my Rode mixer. Had mine for 3 years and still picked up great information!!!
Thank you for your comment, appreciate it!
this set up is so freaking fire 🙌
I am going to get the Rodecaster Pro. The one concern is that I operate a video show as well as live on facebook. With my podcasts the Pro will be very helpful. I need to be able to feed all this live video and audio?
Fantastic master class, Awall. For a newbie podcast-er like me, this was a lifesaver! Only critique was I wish you could set a filter for those OMGs, but otherwise 10/10. Thank you very much!
Great vid! Have you ever used the rodecaster with speakers for monitoring? How to do the monitormix to take out the mic feedback? Thx
This is a top-shelf tutorial.
Such a great, comprehensive video! Cheers and thank you!
Hi! Just got my Rodecaster. My audio processing has just got "On" and "Off" commands and no possibilities to adjust anything. Seems I do not have the master compressor function either. Can the 2022 version be different on these aspects or am I missing something, here? BTW, great tutorial! Easy to understand, no-nonsense presentation!
This really helped me to figure out the RODECaster Pro. Thanks!
One of the best tutorials I have seen ever! Great!
Thank you very much for all your explanations. They helped me a lot in getting to know this mixer, and using your settings I was able to increase the quality of my sound. Thank you and greetings from Poland :)
Extremely helpful! Been having issues with the audio levels of my show, so picked up the rodecaster Pro. Your pointers will definitely help me dial it all in!
Great Video Man, Kudos to you, easy and totally understandable! I have a question, as a DJ, possibly a buyer/user I will be running a DJ Controller via the PC a Pioneer DDJ 1000. A question I have is, can I just connect the USB from the PC to the Rode and expect any and every sound from my PC to come out of the Rode via the USB channel? Or will I also have to connect a cable from the speaker socket on the PC to the phone marked input on the Rode? I also heard something about speech ducking any info on that?? Many thanks, DJ Steve
Fantastic tutorial! Awall Digital -- Andrew Wall. We are just embarking on our journey in the podcasting/livestreaming world and ended up purchasing the RODECaster recently. We learnt a lot from this video on how to put this amazing equipment to best use!! Well done again & All the best!
Best Regards
Rohit Kulkarni
Sport N Socialize | Rudra United (Badminton Club and Productions)
Hi, I am new to streaming and making videos to youtube etc, your tutorial has helped me get to understand the RCP, its an awsome bit of kit. I have teamed it up with OBS/Prime which was recommended for me ! Thank you again, Ady
Please 🙏🏽 make a Walkthrough of the Rodecaster Pro 2 … You have the best Walkthrough videos
This is a great video, thank you! Very informative and I like the way you explain everything. Can you please make an adjustment though? The portion about the High Pass Filter is incorrect. You are saying that it cuts high frequencies, when it actually does the opposite - it cuts low frequencies. You can even tell in your video, when you start to adjust the meter and the bass in your voice is adjusted. Can you please change this portion of the video to correctly explain a High Pass Filter? It's called High Pass because it allows the high frequencies to pass, and cuts the lows. If you can't change the video, can you at least acknowledge all the people that have commented and say that you are wrong? Thank you! I would love to avoid any possible confusion by people using the High Pass Filter incorrectly, both with the Rodecaster and in any other scenario regarding a high pass filter. Thank you!
Hey! Thx for this great video! One question though: what would be the ideal value on the broadcasting meters for recording? 0db? -15db?
Hi pass filters actually allow the high freqs to 'pass thru' unaffected, ie it eliminates the low frequencies that are selected and below that may be creating background noise,hums
Were the manual controls for the audio processing removed?
I'm able to turn those on but I dont have an option to adjust the lvls & strength of them. Any tips on how to get that added detail?
andrew!..thank you so much for this masterclass!..just bought my rodecaster last week and I hope I can produce a decent sound of podcast... thanks so much!..>
Love from Malaysia!
always helping me out tremendously!! Thank you!!
What does Phantom Power do to the sound? Do you ever use it?
What app are you using to get the settings, compression etc, up on your screen? My companion app only has the sound pads.
I MusicLuv It! Your in depth knowledge is the best I have come across. Thanks a platinum :-) The SC.
Can you make a vid showing the best microphone settings for the Electro Voice RE 20 microphones?
What about REVERB ? How can I get reverb for singing on live stream? All other effects work ! I even have the old firmware version that had reverb. But still it doesn’t come through on the stream or video recording on iPhone 12
Hey Andrew, question. Does a Sony WH-1000xm4 headphone connect to the mixer through Bluetooth?
Hi Andrew. I have a rodecaster pro and I have a podmic because of you. I set up my mixer with your recommended settings too. Thank you for your amazing reviews. The only problem is that when I move my book arm during recording, my mic makes a shuffling noise like it's sensitive to my hand movement across the shell of the mic. Is there a way to overcome this? Because I see many podcasters moving their mics during their conversations.
Great information, I love my Rodecaster Pro. There are few time in life when have felt like I got more for my money than I expected. The constant updates are amazing.
Awesome vídeo, thanks a lot. And awesome animated background. Can we please know where did you buy it?
Hey you. Great tutorial.
The pads are up to 64 different tunes, not just 8 as you stated.!!
Q though: Can I get the live sounds directly from to laptopspeakers? There seems no way to do that, or is there??
An awesome guide to configurate the Rodecaster Pro!
I noticed (41:29 time stamp) your
USB Input at like 1/3, and
Headphones 1 volume knob at 3:00 o'clock position, or like 70%?
Is this your normal operation setting?
I run with USB input at the midpoint, and rarely turn my volume knob that high with headphones on. Curious.
Loving this tutorial. How does the mixer deal with silent spots, do i have to still edit them out in third party software?
Help! I have been through this whole video and adjusted settings accordingly. Just recorded today and whilst editing it has picked up every sound in between sentences (breathing, lips, etc). Without changing everything back to default settings is there anything I can tweak to stop this? Also, is there any way of going back to default settings without losing all the sounds I have saved on the Rode Caster? Any help is greatly appreciated. Cheers
Very useful video. Thanks. Could you suggest how to connect the Rodecaster Pro to Airtime Pro on the laptop so that I can live broadcast for our radio station?
This was great, thank you. for the USB audio source, is that the best way to do a 'remote' podcast? Say my 2 co-hosts can't make it to my house and they have their own USB mics on their computers. I set up the mixer on a zoom and bring in their audio through computer/USB. Is that the best way to do a remote cast?
Or can they all use some kind of adapter/recorder for their Rode PodMic's? All 3 of us have them.
Great video, by the way if you add more sounds to the pads you will get more banks. I have a total of 8 banks so 64 Sounds....
Thank you Awall! I do have a question though maybe you can help me with. I have a Rodecaster Pro firmware 2.1.2 factory settings hooked to my MacBook Pro 14 macOS Ventura 13.2.1 and my soundpads as well as my bluetooth phone out sounds low or muffled on output. My levels seem to be right and even when I turn up my channel sliders it’s still low. Feed back appreciated and Thank you for your knowledge.
Are you going to do a video like this for the RodeCaster Pro II?
I would like to also like to try how you can use the procaster in an off access position. I tried can't seem to get the best audio quality, it even basically goes silent. Currently using the rodecaster too. Can you teach how you did the procaster in a off-access way please.
Great video
at Awall Digital...what boom mic arms are you using...in other words what are those equipment you have
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very mich, helped a lot 👍🏼
Love your videos man ❤️ keep it up
I could use your help regarding a specific issue regarding audio ducking on the rodecaster.
I did everything you did but for some reason discord is picking up the audio from my desktop and games as well. How can I fix this?
Incredibly helpful tutorial. Information packed, excellent visuals and pleasant to listen to and follow. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this content!