I got all the Rode VideoMics so you don't have to
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Rode VideoMics are some of the most popular video microphones used with DSLR and Mirrorless cameras. This comparison of the full lineup of Rode shotgun video microphones will help you select the right Rode directional microphone for your application and budget.
I will compare the Rode VideoMicro, VideoMic GO, VideoMic, VideoMic Pro and VideoMic Pro Plus to the internal microphone on the Canon 5DMKIII.
I will then compare each Rode shotgun microphone sound test to the rest of the lineup in a single sound test.
05:30 Rode VideoMicro Sound Test
06:52 Rode VideoMic GO Ssound Test
08:40 Rode VideoMic Sound Test
10:26 Rode VideoMic Pro Sound Test
12:18 Rode VideoMic Pro+ Sound Test
13:28 Rode Shotgun Microphone Lineup Sound Test
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What's up everyone?! I hope this comparison of the complete Rode Shotgun video microphones is helpful. Which would you get? Did you like it? Was there too much detail? Not enough? What did you like, and also, what did you not like? What would you like to see more of? Would love to know what you think, good or bad. I am grateful in advance 🙏 I think that every one of these is a better option than using the internal microphone on your camera. Did the sound tests help? Let me know what you think!!
What would be grat for canon m50
So honestly, they are all good choices. Did you watch the video and listen to the tests? Which one sounded the best to you? What is your budget?
Rode videomic go
To me it sounded like that one had the highest noise floor. Audio quality was good.
Excellent, a big help... quick and not boring, well done. Phil
5:43 1st option
7:05 2nd option
8:54 3rd option
10:48 4th option
12:39 5th option
13:41 Lineup
u saved 15 mins of watching xD TY
@@andrzejzajda7752 lol np. Even tho at the end he shows all 1 after another anyway loo
literally was looking for this everywhere. Thanks a bunch!
@@6TomArrow9 np lol
Listening with a decent set of headphones I heard lots of hissing from the VideoMicro, a low buzz and hiss from the VideoMic GO, and slight hissing on the VideoMic. The VideoMic PRO was the first where it sounded quite clear. Thank you for this video!!
Yes, even through my iPad speakers I could hear that the two most expensive mics sounded the best.
That buzz is horrendous, glad I watched as I was going to buy one. Probably due to the power and information both sharing the same cable.
Hopefully you have also a dead quiet amp for those headphones.
* Videomic Go wasn't plugged in all the way, producing a low hum that wasn't the mics fault.
You are such an expert with exceptionally good ears!
Hey Sagi! Great video and comparison! Super informative!
Super appreciate the feedback! Love to see that you keep innovating.
I'm glad to find you on RUclips here. Great job man, you really helped me big time. Subscribed. Thanks!!!
I'm super glad that the video was helpful! Thank you for leaving feedback and for the Sub!
I've been looking at what mic to buy for months now and this is the most helpful and well put together video I've seen in all honesty.
After watching your Rode Video mics vs Canon in camera mic, I have changed my mind about your videos. I find them very toxic. Toxic to my wallet and my credit cards! I don't need a Rode Mic or any other mic but must confess, after watching this review, I feel compelled to go out and buy at least, one. Early in your comparisons, it was quite obvious to see how lacking the Canon's in camera mic is. Sounded like you were in the shower. Listening to your Rode mic demos on all models brought me to the quick conclusion that any external mic is better than the camera's and all models sounded much more natural. Now, would you please have a little empathy on me and wait awhile before you post the next compelling, well thought out and executed video. Whatever you do, please don't review anything like the Canon 1Dx Mark II, or worse, any of the high end dedicated C line of Canon's video cameras. But if you do, please don't let me know because, based on your other video presentations, I would then have to sell the farm to buy whatever you were reviewing, whether I needed it or not. Let me tell you sir, all electronic mfgs. should immediately beg for your address, send you their products, then sit back and just wait for the orders to roll in. Great job.
Mike, I don't even know what to say.
You had me going with the beginning of that comment. When I got to "very toxic" I was like "uh oh..." then I started laughing.
I really appreciate you taking the time to both watch and leave such an amazing comment. I shoot with two C100MKII but I'll make sure I don't tell you about any other reviews 😂
Thank you again for the compliments.
Mike, that was one the funniest replies I have read, ever!! At the beginning I thought you were going to say something horrid and then I just couldn't stop laughing/agreeing with you. He is amazing at explaining things!! 😍
HAHA
Do yourself a favor. Skip to the end. Where (in comparison) I say “Short answer:”
I am a professional cinematographer. Began my career as a videographer for CBS. Interviewing celebrities such as Jamie Fox, Ice Cube, Frankie Muniz and more. Have credits on IMDB as well as a letter of recommendation from a former producer of Late Night with David Letterman declaring me as the best camera operator she’s ever hired.
My older brother is a professional audio engineer with over two decades of experience and three Emmy awards. We have been following our passions since early childhood. My father brought home a black and white video camera that plugged into a heavy portable VHS recorder. From that moment forward every weekend, summer break, Christmas vacations, MLK Day, any and every opportunity. We were casting the neighbor hood kids to make sci fi thrillers, comedies, murder mysteries, music videos, and our favorite, ninjitsu super hero adventure mini-series. Actually, everything except for musicals. I would even spend countless hours creating frame-by-frame animations. In film school, where I won a cinematography award for my debut short film entry. One of the most important piece of information they drill into you from the very beginning is. “Audio is half the picture.”
Did you know? Since the advent of audio with motion pictures. An audience would sit through an entire picture show, even if the film was heavily dense from scratches, out of focus, or even so poorly developed that there was no discernment between any of the blurry objects being projected on screen. The audience would still remain in their seats. Now whether or not they asked for their refunds, is up to anyone’s guess. But! The moment studios had the ability to synchronize audio to their productions. They learned a swift, valuable, and expensive lesson. If the audio for the picture was flawed in anyway. At all. There was no hesitation, the mass majority of the audience would up and leave. Refusing to watch.
When I buy equipment. An eighth of my budget is spent on my camera and lenses. A quarter on, is there ever enough? Lighting. (*and remember, this is coming from a professional cinematographer. Painting with lights is how I put food on the table).
Even then, as much as I wish there was a way to spend less. You cannot ever over invest in capturing audio as best as you possibly can. The piece of solace I get after every purchase is the assurance that whichever mic I buy, is going to last eons longer than any camera is. Perfect audio now, is still perfect when DSLRs get to a point of pretend 16K. Lights last as long as you treat them. Until they make portable suns with barn doors. I’ll always say at least one more would be perfect.
If you buy the right mic. The kind that you never noticed one was ever used in production. (As in, a motion picture editor has the least rewarding job. If they’re any good. You’ll never notice their talent).
Short answer: If you buy the right mic off the bat. It’ll be your last. I personally would prefer my camera manufacturers to invest their entire budget in developing a magnificent device that captures remarkable images. In the same sense I don’t want my microphone engineers to also include a camera they were able to assemble from money left over. Ya dig?
But hey. It’s your audience.
Honestly, you did such a controlled/scientific comparison on the mic options. I wish everyone was as detailed orientated in their review video, enough but not too much info. Video was a bit dry overall but the content was worth it. If I had any advice I'd work on your overall tone, bringing a bit more energy to the mix. I know you're coming at people with the same way you'd have a conversation but you're doing yourself a disservice considering the quality of content you're sharing. Bring it up a couple notches and you'll reach a lot more people. This is me being a friend because I can tell you put a lot of thought and effort into this video. Brant
Brant - I'm super grateful that you took the time to leave such thoughtful feedback. I'm constantly trying to make the better and I can see how a higher energy level can help. Grateful to have you as part of the community 🙏. Sagi.
I disagree. I'm tired of the hype and "energy" that comes with so many RUclipsrs. I like this guys mellow vibe and clear message.
Sagi. I think you should overall bring down the energy in the video, also up, also, down, maybe u cld try record mic support for things like breathe of fire, fire dancing, also book clubs & charcuterie Tuesdays. Jokes aside, appreciate the video. Thanx 👍
Thank you for this video. Just picked up an EOS R today and was staring at the mics in the store. This video is exactly what I was looking for. VideoMic Pro here I come.
Outstanding video! Since I am fairly new to photography (I shoot with the Canon M50 Mirrorless) I am on RUclips daily looking for new tips and equipment. This video was by far the best Ive ever seen.
One of the best reviews I have seen to date. Great job!
So glad it was helpful!
By far the most useful video for rode microphones I've found on RUclips yet! Well done. I really appreciate you making this one!
So glad it was helpful! It was a lot of work to make, but I was trying to really let people hear the difference.
@@TechGearTalk I can imagine, must have taken ages. 2 years old but still the most informative video on rode 🎤 that I've seen. Will definitely be forwarding to my friends and anyone interested in mics/ RUclips set up etc.
🙏🏻
Thank you for creating this fab and informative comparison video. I monitored with headphones for the full experience. I haven't read all of the other comments but couldn't help noticing the hum with the "Go" version. I suspect the unit may have been duff and it would be interesting if you have since tried another? Ps - However, that said I'm sold on the Pro after your test, which is amazing since I really only wanted the entry level on. You should be in sales !! - Thank you. Peter.
* Videomic Go wasn't plugged in all the way, producing a low hum that wasn't the mics fault.
Noticable difference between the passive and active mics, but the pro and pro+ are amazing. I'm surprised at how closely your voice through the speaker matches the original audio at the beginning of this video. Well done!
Super grateful for the feedback and the insights 🙏🏻
Rode should be paying you for this video. Very impressive work. I would ask next time you do sound test with camera about 6 feet back from your mouth. This is to emulate a talking head video or podcast style interview. THANKS for your work 👍👍👍
This was such a great video!
I just bought a Nikon Z50 and I want my audio to be just as beautiful as my pics and 4K video!
This really helped me to pick a definite winner :)
I loved how at the end of the video you kept playing what all the mics sound like so our ears can really hear the difference.
I'm probably going to get the viodemic pro plus!
Thanks and take care
So glad this was helpful and that the last demo was useful! Enjoy your Z50 (love that camera!). Appreciate you being part of and supporting the channel!
Such an underrated channel! You deserve more subs!
Thank you so much for the kind words, I am grateful for the support!
dude, seriuosly, your're the best! such a direct and orderly presentation, you have a face we trust. keep it up
Super appreciate the kind words and support. Thanks for being part of the channel.
@@TechGearTalk very well deserved! Cheers
This is THE BEST rode mic video I've ever seen.
From my experience the micro performs the same as the other budgets. The only upgrade is to get the video mic pro .. the go is pointless to upgrade too.
I am SOOOO glad you made a video like this! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for being part of the channel!
Not sure if I should thank you for this amazing video, as you just convinced me to spend an extra 150 bucks to get the Pro instead of the micro! But as I'm about to film over 400 short videos that I have to edit and audio correct myself (and I'm NOT very experienced with that), it's clearly going to be money well spent. Thanks so much for the excellent quality and format of this video, subscribed!
So glad I was able to help you make a decision. Good luck with the new project!
Damn man, that was a GREAT comparison video! Very educational and extremely well thought out, in great detail! I have a Tascam digital recorder that I use on my GoPro because I think the MediaMod directional mic isn't quite "full" enough for me and I was thinking of the Go2, but the slightly bigger videomic has the fullness I'm looking for. Gotta carry both on me though in case I'm looking for a landscape scene or a detailed one haha. Keep it up, great job!
Another great video that hits the spots! Thank you!
I think that Pro is the worst choice here. The price is only 50$ lower than Pro Plus, but Pro Plus captures way more deep middles which is the main point for voice recording. So, Micro and Pro Plus are the best at their price points, and there is a competition between Mic and Go.
Thanks for the kind words!
I agree that I would get the Pro Plus over the Pro every day. I think the GO had the highest noise floor, so I would get the videomic (although it's a lot bigger) over it.
The Micro is surprisingly good for such a small form factor (and investment).
Are you using a mic now?
Tech Gear Talk
Only lavalieres for now (also Rode) - I don't use to record myself (vlog style). But everything is changing, and the Pro Plus is in my close buying list)))
I agree that the Micro is a great bang for buck, but if you buy it, you buy it consciously for long audio post production.
You happy with the Rode lav?
True about the Micro, but it's 100X better than camera or phone audio don't you think?
Pro+ really has a nice sound, that's going to be a nice pickup!
Yes, i really like my Rode lav mic.
I don't know about 100x, but the Micro is definitely an improvement over the internal microphones)))
I hope that in the promised video ;) about the Micro you will make the audio samples by speaking directly to it, not only by turning on the record in front of it. That would show the exact capabilities of the Micro.
I'll see if i can incorporate that as well.
So interesting. The micro outperformed the go in terms of sound quality, IMO, but then the standard videomic and up showed steady improvement.
I agree but only because there was something wrong with it - it sounded like an earthing problem with a low buzz - might have been a bad cable or not quite plugged in (I'm guessing the former). But I was very impressed at how well the cheapest one held up which was good because I already ordered one! :)
Very nice production. Audio tests can be very ephemeral and I appreciate your scientific approach in the reduction in variables in your testing.
Glad it was useful Scott - appreciate the feedback.
They are all pretty noisy till you get to the pro and pro plus. The 2nd one had a nasty hum going on as well.
I totally agree about the GO. I wonder if something was wrong with the one I got. I also didn’t do anything in post.
I really like the pro plus. What are you using?
@@TechGearTalk no the go does that. It has interference with some frequencies.
Just a quick look with a FFT app, this corresponds exactly to 60Hz from your electrical installation. I'm wondering if it would do the same with 50Hz here in Europe...
Thank you so much. Your comparison of the different microphones as an A/B listening test against the internal mic is the most helpful thing here, by far. Cheers!!
Fantastic review! I was going to buy the mic through amazon alone, but decided to use your link to show my gratitude!
big thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you being part of the channel!
Wow!!! This was some serious detailed information and now you're making me wanna step up my mic to one of the more professional Rode mics!
All in due time! Those last two sound really good right?
@@TechGearTalk lol yes they too! Great video man!!!
It's endless.
Fantasic comparison man, well done.
So glad it was helpful.
Damn, this was super well executed review / comparison. Much appreciated!
So glad it was helpful!
Super helpful video!! Thanks so much!
What you say about stereo mics is true - for Røde mics, that is.
But some other stereo microphones - like the Sennheiser MKE 440 - are directional stereo microphones NOT designed for ambience, but designed to give a stereo image only of what the camera lens sees. This can help the human brain to separate the noise from the signal of interest, which is a neat trick of the human brain - which simply isn't possible with a mono recording.
Thanks for this review. You help me a lot to decide
The hum from some of the tests is because the Rode-GO can pick up wireless waves which cause distortion. But it still a great mic, if you turn of your wirless router while you use it!
Thanks so much for the input Frank! It was very close to the router so that makes a lot of sense 🙏. Appreciate you taking the time to share.
Great video and outstanding professionalism
Thank you so much, I’m very grateful for the feedback. Which mic did you like best?
Thank you for the good information. I have a Rode-videomic and i like the sound, and after listening to the different tests i think that the rode-videomic is a good choice for the video's that i make.
Thank you for sharing your personal experience. I'm super glad the video was helpful!
Damnit... I knew the last one was gonna be the one that I wanted lol. Thanks so much for the great video!
Sorry...😂🤣
I'm super glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind words and for being part of the community 🙏
If you shoot Sony their digital hotshoe mic is great... No cables, and no batteries is a huge plus. Quality isn't great, but no camera mounted shotgun is ever going to be great, but it will save your ass if your main system fails.
So I love this stuff and could watch all day. Just one quibble with this video. If I understand correctly, all of the tests were done at about 18 inches away even though you say there will be more coming with the source farther away. At 18 inches, a real video would be like a selfie closeup. So if that is the use case, Rode is typically going to give you good results in a relatively quiet room. In my case, I shoot almost all talking head videos where at least 3/4ths of a human is in frame. So we are talking maybe 5 feet or so. Similar tests would yield different results. Still, I prefer using the VMP+ over a Rode wireless kits because you don't have to worry about the transmitter. When I use the VMP+, noise reduction software in post usually does a good job. So not trying to be negative as much as saying adding tests with farther source distances would be useful. Your tests prove that for selfie videos or ones where the subject is close in, the difference in quality isn't huge. Those pads and filters make huge differences if the subject needs to step back a bit. My 2 cents. Thanks again for taking the time.
Thanks so much for the input Brian. The "short" is that I shot it at 30 and 48 as well, but when I showed the video to a few friends they said it was too long. And since the room is somewhat treated, they were very proportional in quality to the 18" results.
I don't have the same experience as you with regards to the distance though. Personally, I would always use an off-camera shotgun mic if I'm 5 feed away from the subject (unless I'm using a lav or a handheld) so I think this example goes beyond a selfie.
I think a good idea would have been to do the test in a noisier environment at various distances to demonstrate what each mic could do in terms of isolating the voice.
As far as the pads vs distance. Wouldn't it be the same at any distance. You're lowering your camera's gain and raising it on the mic. You still need to get acceptable levels so if it's not loud enough you have to raise the internal mic levels a bit regardless of using the +20db.
I always appreciate critical comments; it's the only way for me to grow and learn 🙏
Can you plug these microphones into a pc or does it have to be into a camera, because I cant afford a good camera right now.
Wow very interesting!! I was going to buy the VideoMicro, but after watching your video, I went with the VideoMic Pro :) Just bought it with yout affiliate link, thank you for your videos! I just subcribed, I'm sure I will learn lots of new things hehe :)
I like your comparison, thumb up. I bought Rode VideoMic Go. I did a testing by taking a video, but the video has no sound at all. I guess it is because I did not set my Canon M50 right. Please advise how to set my camera. Thank you.
I just bought my first external microphone & choose the Rode Pro Plus so I didn’t have to upgrade. I went for the newest Rode Pro Plus $299 at Best Buy. Thanks.
Great audio in your video. Could you please share a detailed video on how you do audio processing in post?
If you're curious about the VideoMic Me, check out the video I just dropped where I test it out.
Thanks. I'll do a comparison that includes it soon.
Great freakin video buddy. Thank you...The Pro & pro plus are the same mic quality just plus has different features.
Super glad it was helpful! The auto-shutoff alone was worth it for me (I always leave my gear on 😂🤣 )
Thank you for your thorough explanation about the mikes. My personal conclusion is that the more money you invest, the better the sound, so I'll stick to my earlier gut-decision of getting the Rode videoMic Pro (€166,00). Thank you again for your brilliant comparison.
You're very welcome Micaela - I'm glad the comparison was helpful. If you buy the videomic pro or videomic pro plus - I can't see you needing to replace them at any point.
Your sound and video's is such good quality. What gear do you use for your youtube setup?
Thanks Jacob - here is my gear: ruclips.net/video/Knqufkb35kY/видео.html Hope that helps.
Brilliant review! Well done sir!
Glad it was helpful!
This video was very informative ....... very informative .... thanks for taking the time to make it. It helped me a lot. You have a new subscriber.
So glad that it was helpful - welcome to the channel!
Insta subscribed. Thank you! I think I'm gonna go with the videomic, unfortunately I can't go beyond that price, even tho the pro and pro + are amazing.
I’m so glad the video was helpful. Thank you for being part of the channel!
Really informative video, thank you. Where do I find the video with the more in-depth review of the mics?
Great comparison!! Thank you very much. I was curious to know what microphone are you using to record this video? It has a very good sound, if you can talk, I will appreciate it.
Can only afford the first one but thank you so much for this video it really helped me to make a decision
Glad I could help. Thanks for being part of the channel 🙏
I read a bunch of reviews on the videomicro vs videomic Go, which all said just go the micro, watched some videos, they sounded pretty much the same. But watching your video I now think I should have ordered the videomic Go.
Man, the "S" in this video is just killing my ears through headphones. The GO model introduced a ton of low frequency buzz.
I totally get it. There was a step in the audio processing that absolutely destroyed “s”s but I only heard it on mobile. It’s no longer the case in my current videos.
I love the music intro ...is it free to use hahaha...joke
Thanks AJ. It was paid (I think audio jungle).
Amazing review! Thanks 😊
Great video! Thank you for doing this! But wow! The noise floor on that Videomic Go sucks! I would rather have the cheapest mic than use that one!
the videomic go has a terrible buzz sound...i bought that mic and thought it was just something wrong with my camera or the mic so i quickly returned it. but hearing the same sound from yours confirms its probably the mic
Freat video bro! There is a good underrated mic…
boya by vm600 thay say it’s a great mic over a rode micro!! So can you do a compression between rode micro and boya vm600! And do a Extreme test! It woltlo be so great!
Wow, this is such a great comparison! Thank you!!:)
I'm super glad that it was helpful Jenn
This might have been the most helpful youtube video I've ever seen. No joke. This was absolutely incredibe. TY!
Excellent video💎 THANK YOU
I hope you are well and safe after 3 years now👍
Thank you for the kind words. Glad the video was helpful.
Man the first shotgun mic you used sounded quieter than the original camera mic, that makes me rethink even using the same cheap one that I have on and some people have complained that they can barely hear …. I definitely want to look into buying a higher quality mic, any suggestions?
Fantastic video Sagi! Well laid out and thoughtful. Full or pertinent technical points that should be considered highly when purchasing a mic for any purpose, especially the padding and frequency pass features. Well done fella!
Why, thank you!!
The individual mic videos will have more details and more tests. Working on those right now!
What camera/Lens are you using in this video?? So clear! Feels like I’m in the room with you lolz
Oh wow, thanks. I’m using a couple of C100mkii and sigma 18-35 and canon 24-70 f/2.8. Hope that helps.
I love your explanations 👌👌👌 fully understandable
So glad it was helpful. Thank you for being part of the channel!
This was such an in depth video! Can't believe it hasn't even broke 100k views yet! Deservs a million for the amount of work you put into it lol
Wow, thank you! It really was a lot of work so I'm glad it was helpful!
Awesome video there is just a problem with your test. By using a speaker to output the audio you aren't really testing just the microphone. this way the audio is also manipulated by the mic you used to record the sample audio and the speaker quality. Once again great video just watch out for that next time.
Thanks. Yes, I get that. The audio is also manipulated by the preamps and the post processing I did to it before playing it through the speakers.
My goal was to have identical output (within reason). Meaning, it’s the same quality (good or bad) for every mic.
Love the input!! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
Awesome video. Your office looks so amazing
Thank you so much for the feedback and the compliments about the office 🙏
This video was so in depth and helpful! The time flew by! Thanks for doing this.
Glad it was helpful. Appreciate the kind words 🙏🏻
can't imagine the time to make this, u gat a new sub! keep it going!
Ha! Most people probably didn't realize how long it really took... But I'm happy with what it shows and I know a lot of people are picking between these mics, so I was hoping to help.
Such a great review!!!!!
Hi, thanks for the nice video. I only make documentaries outdoors, for working people (ethnic groups in remote countryside). I would like to ask a question please: I have a GH6 camera and its microphone is good. Again, I don't use the camera in my country, but only when traveling far. I don't do interviews. If you were me, would you use a small external mic or would you do without it? Thank you.
I decided to go with the Rode VideoMic Pro. I didn't think I needed all the extra features of the plus and they sounded almost identical to me. Thanks!
Probably the clearest and most indepth comparison video out there. Super helpful thank you 💚
I’m SO glad it was helpful! Thank you for being part of the channel!
I’m buying the Sony EV Z10 and looking for microphones….I’m considering the Videomic Pro because it is currently on sale for $150. What do you think? Is it easy to learn to set up and use?
I'm mostly interested to find out what microphone you used to record the actual video.
we have the IDOLCAM VlogStar V2 shotgun/Lavalier microphone in one, can we send you one for the next mic review you are doing?
How can we better get rid of white noise?? The VideoMicPro sounded great. Like...holy crap! That audio is beautiful!
You can use a preamp (see this video: ruclips.net/video/7MXDjkDmBQQ/видео.html ) which does an amazing job. Or a mic with a +20db option to boost the signal. There is also post-processing you can do (but it's best to capture the best signal you can)
Tech Gear Talk my post-processing wouldn’t work well. Because I edit completely on my iPhone. I want the camera and mic set up first though. I will check that one out too.
The pro and pro+ sound so good!
Tech Gear Talk yes, it sounded like there was almost no white noise.
Agreed
DUUUUDE! Thank you so much for this! I almost bought a Video Mic Go, and I would've hated myself for doing so. I'm definitely going for one of the Video Mic Pros. Thanks again!
Super glad it was helpful. It's possible that my GO was defective, but it's the only one I've ever used. You will NOT be sorry about either or the PROs.
wizdumtv which one did you end up getting?
wow! what a well spoken, clear and great video production review.
Really helpful. Thank you ;)
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and for the kind words. Thank you for joining the community 🙏
The Canon's internal mic sounds better than the Rode Micro, in my opinion. Anyone agree?
Which one isolate better backround noise?
Its amazing how vm go actually went into retail. It is a prototype at best.
Have you had personal experience with it? I have heard some people say it's ok, and some say it's terrible. Mine wasn't good (clearly)
@@TechGearTalkLackily no, i dont have exp with the go. After reading and hearing several go reviews, these noises which are ONLY present in the go are clearly a model defect. This is my conclusion. It would have been better if you did a bit more research and mention this in the video, otherwise, nice review.
That good feedback. My goal was to share my experience and let people decide for themselves based on what they heard.
Wow! Great Video! Really helped me make the choice! Thanks for taking the time to make the presentation so thoroughly!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for being part of the channel!
I did not know that with mono/stereo ...you learn something every time 😎
7:21 There is a low frequency buzzing the Rode VideoMic Go is picking up... Also it would be better if you compared the new mic against the last one you showed. For example, when you bring out the VideoMic Go you should compare between Video Micro and VideoMic Go.. We already get it.. The onboard mic sounds trash. but I want to hear direct comparison to the LAST mic featured so I can compare with THAT one, not the onboard mic every time.
I was bought a Røde VideoMic Go for Christmas as I wanted to upgrade from ME. I haven’t tried it yet but after watching this, I’m already thinking of an upgrade! 😅
Thanks for sharing! It's possible that the one I had was faulty. Super interested in what you get out of yours. Regardless, either PROs are excellent!
Thanks again.... BUT...Would liked of heard the first mic VideoMicro with it's wind screen... as It may have taken away the Tintie sound it was out putting..
Ah man I ordered my mic before I found this post, but this was very informative.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for being part of the channel!
Nice vid as always! Thanks for that... I hear a big difference between the pros and the others. For now I will stay on a budget. No money no honey 😁
Same here about the pros. "No money no honey" 😂
Lol
You shoot the most beautiful footage man!! I've never seen a RUclipsr who consistently has perfect lighting in every shot!!! I wish I had the same gift, but I'm def getting better. I finally got a 32" Neewer Softbox with a Godox SL60 Light, got my Canon M50 internal settings just right and i'm def happy with the outcome for my next video, but of course there is always room for improvements. Keep up the great work Gee!
Very nice video , thanks for making it. (y)
***DID YOU CHANGE THE THUMBNAIL???***
can the humming of the Rode VideoMic Go be cut out? if not I'd say that's a dealbreaker.