Thank you so much. I was looking for a video specifically like this to explain how to use the Rode Wireless Go to film yoga videos and to teach online classes. You did such a great job clearly communicating everything.
I wish I could fully express how helpful this video was!! Thank you thank you thank you. As a current teacher I needed this EXACT video haha... you are wonderful and your other videos are extremely helpful as well as I begging writing my own YTT manual and such. I’ll be living on your channel! ❤️
I"m so glad! It took me a while to figure out, too. Which is why I made this video. If it was confusing to me (someone who loves tech) then it's gotta be confusing to non-tech yogis, too.
I loved all of your helpful info Ashley! I went down the rabbit hole online and was so frustrated with the crappy marketing of most brands. I was curious why they never actually shared with consumers how they sounded!! You helped me immensely and I am grateful for you :) I'm a newly graduating yoga teacher and I really needed to amplify my voice. have a great day!
I totally agree with Arianna's comments! I have been tearing my hair out with the Rode Go to link to my Mac. I've now ordered the USB adapter - fingers crossed! Thank you!
I bought this product after watching your video. It worked really well the first few times and now the TX battery dies almost after one hour. The company hasn't written us back about the problem. Its not so nice anymore for teaching yoga because I can't give classes that are longer than an hour and a bit. I love your videos by the way. It's nothing personal. I just wish I saw a comment like this before buying it. Thank you.
I watched several videos trying to get the best information on wireless mics for Zoom classes. Ashley, your video by far is the best. I really enjoyed listening to your review on the Rode Wireless. I'm going to order one today! I have been teaching online Taiji since this pandemic hit us and have tried several mics. I'm sold on Rode! Thanks so very much for your thorough explanation.
If you think you might need two microphones, go for the Rode Wireless Go II. You can always use it with just 1 mic. But it's nice to have that back-up or the ability to have multiple people or additional sound options. I have both, and I still use the original primarily. But I wanted to shout out the II option.
Thank so much for this, especially the bit about getting the extra usb cable to plug the sc7 cable into my mac. It all worked right away. Easy peasy. You likely saved me loads of time, frustration and stress.
Awesome! It took me over 1 month to figure out and that's a LOT of time saved if you got it to work right away thanks to my one simple video. I'm so glad it's been helpful for so many people.
Thank you for your video Ashley!! .... you've made me feel like I can do this!! so daunting trying to work out all these cords and cables - I teach Pilates & Yoga and have not got online yet as the sound is just not great. Thank you for sharing! you're a gem !!!
Haha, I know what you mean. No tech-speak here. I watched way to many tech guys and none of them helped with this. I'm happy about the surprising popularity of this video and how helpful it's been for so many people. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Ashley. I just bought one of these and your demo on how to use it was very helpful. I am a lawn bowls coach and the wires were always a problem. Not anymore, I will use this from now on. Thanks very much.
Thank you so muchAshley. I have been researching for two months and you made it so clear , precise and concise. Thank you with all my heart. You have helped me a lot today. I am extremely grateful for your help. Namaste
Great video for explaining the crazy cord set up needed for the Rode microphone. Like you, my studio has been using this microphone since the end of March and recently ran into line of site issue now that I'm able to operate classes again in the studio. Since I'm continuing to offer live streaming of in studio classes I've had to move the computer and receiver farther away from the instructor (maybe 30ft opposed to 10ft). There's no longer a direct line of site from the transmitter to the receiver as my computer and receiver is not directly in front of the instructor but more at an angle. Audio is now cutting in and out and if the instructor turns to face away from the camera, audio is lost completely. Up until the point of having to move the receiver further away, the microphone worked perfectly. Wonderful for filming on demand content as well. Something to keep in mind if you're planning to continue to offer live stream content once your studio reopens. You will need a direct line of site to maintain a constant audio signal :)
Thank you so much Ashley. That was so informative and incredibly helpful. My Macbook pro is 2015 as well and you explained so clearly what I need for my set up. Thanks for taking the time to educate us. Youre awesome!!!
Thank you so much! This review helped me hear these microphones in action from the perspective of another yoga teacher! Finally decided to buy these, so I don't have to record the voiceovers for my RUclips yoga classes separately anymore (which takes a LOT of extra time...)
thank you so much ashley!! due to your video, i went out to purchase this and am very excited...i shot a yoga outside but because of the cars passing by my viewers couldn't hear my video despite the beautiful location outside a buddhist monastery...i am hoping it will work..i have created my own youtube channel promoting yoga and green smoothies so this video of yours will change my life thank you!!
That's amazing! And sounds like a beautiful location. If you have trouble with which cords you need, or is something seems off, please reach out. I'd be happy to help you get set up. It can be a *little* confusing sometimes. :)
Hi Jess! I keep up with you on IG. ;) I definitely miss the BDK trainings. The Montana location is only a 9 hr drive from me in Western WA, but the price for the training has also nearly tripled (and being a mom to a 2-yr old limits me, too). They must be doing well. Are you still doing much with Budokon?
@@AshleyHagen Ah gosh I lose track with Insta sorry! Budokon...Wowzers!! Congrats on being a mom.... my favourite job in the world!! I still weave a little Budokon into my classes yes! And still love martial arts too.... great to hear from you lovely. Take care x
I just want to jump in again and thank you for this video and replying to me last week! The Rode is on sale on Amazon! The links were so helpful! Thank you :-)
THANK YOU! Finally, someone that speaks clear simple language! You're a star :) Just one, question, do you know how to add Spotify music to the yoga class as well as doing the instructions?
Through Zoom, I heard you can "share screen" with spotify for the music. I don't use music, though, and don't recommend it without the proper licensing. It's actually illegal as it's considered a public performance unless you have the rights to the song or you pay expensive licensing fees. Your spotify subscription fee doesn't pay for that. One of the best things you can do, to be safe, is to just send the students a link to the spotify playlist, or tell them to put on a specific style of music to their liking.
Oh this was so helpful thank you. It took me forever to figure out how to resolve not to be able to listen to your students once you plug in a mic to your device. Your video cleared all doubts. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for your video 🙏💕. I just ordered the Rode Wireless Go including the SC7 and I am looking forward to trying it out next week! Seems like that you have other videos for online yoga teachers on your channel so I subscribed 🤗🙋🏼♀️
@@AshleyHagen No problem 😉. I use the Rode at the moment mainly for recording my RUclips Videos and I love it! Next year, I will start teaching Yoga online so your new video with the tip of using a bluetooth speaker to be able to hear the students is very helpful 👏🏻🤗.
Great video, thank you for sharing! I have tried a few different things and have not yet found what I am looking for. The biggest issue I have is sharing my computer audio (music) with students. I use Krisp for noise cancellation, but all of my mics sometimes pick up the music which causes my voice to cut out...I am wondering if you share your music with students and how well that works for you with the Rode Wireless Go...?
Yes it does. I use it for facebook live all the time. When on a computer/laptop, you will have to change the setting at the bottom of the screen before you go live. It does not automatically default to an external microphone.
I do not have the Rode Lavalier Go, but I assume it's great. (The Smartlav won't work) I have two cheaper lavs, but they don't plug into the Rode. I'd need a TRRS input to TRS output adapter. Or a new lav mic. I do have the Pyle Double Ear mic, and that plugs directly into the Rode Wireless Go and that's great, too.
You are a saviour Ashley! I bought this Rode mic at the beginning of lockdown and I could not figure out how it worked with my Macbook, and there are no videos or help from Rode either! I wonder how you worked it out? I am so pleased as I will be opening my yoga studio soon and want to teach live and Zoom at the same time. It was interesting to watch your RUclips video of you doing this as my teachers are very anxious about how to do both well, giving the people in the room attention and not ignoring the Zoomers! I guess we will have to work it out as we go. If you have any tips or suggestions for me I would really welcome them...thank you so much...Rachel :))
Very helpful to see the set-up with your explanation of all the cables. Thanks!!!...So, when you attach the Rode receiver to your laptop you still use your iphone to take the video, right? So video and sound come from two different divices? thx!
Ah thank you so much! I loved this and your webcam video! Can I ask how you play music on your online classes? I play mine via Zoom but presumably you cant hear the music when the mic is on? Just wondered how you overcame this?
We’ve been looking for the answer to this for awhile now, thanks for sharing this. I like to play music while teaching. Can you comment on how it picks up the music and your voice at the same time please?? Namaste🙏
It probably isn't the best microphone at picking up both voice and background music. It often will try to erase my deep breath sounds and also doesn't play the tibetan singing bowl when I ring it at the end of class. Your best bet is sharing your music over Zoom using the share computer audio option under "advanced" or just sharing the playlist with your students. I do not play music while I teach on zoom, and when i teach hybrid classes with in-studio participants, I make sure the background music is on pretty low.
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Thanks for sharing this with us. I was trying to find a way to do it. And this is very simple and affordable. 😄🧘🧘🏻♂️
Yayy nice to see you here!! I came for the same reason 😄♥️
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@@AditiChengappa Yesss nice to see you here!! 🥰Manuel just Bought it for me, we are waiting for the airports to be open so He can come to visit me and give me the Microphone.. Take Care 🙅🏼♀️😘
Hi, Ashley! Thanks very much for this helpful video. Just missing one (more) cable!! What is the name of the USB cable that is plugged directed into the laptop, please? Thanks very much!
Oh my goodness, thank you SO much! I've been using the Samson Go Mic Mobile, and the sound quality is just not there. This was a really clear and helpful video! -Sarahlynn (in Gig Harbor!)
Gig harbor! You're so close to me! I can't wait to get out and be able to check out other yoga studios in the surrounding area. It was a goal of mine before this year and then... nope. Soon, though.
Oh my gosh! Thank you SO much! I have been teaching on Zoom since April and making do with what my computer has to offer, but I know i need to up my game. I started looking into how do that (sound and video quality) and pretty much immediately got confused! I was worried this would pick up the rustle of my clothes, but it doesn't seem to on you! Thanks for sharing all the "bits" you need too! Thank you thank you thank you!
You are very welcome. I was confused for the longest time. I purchase the rode wireless go and almost returned it becuase I didn't have the cords and I didn't think I could get it to work with my computer. But I did! And I'm so glad. I just got Airpods Pro yesterday. i'll make a video to compare the two next.
@@AshleyHagen Well done for figuring it out! I am so not tech savvy- there's a reason I'm a yoga teacher!- so I am especially grateful to those who persevere, and share their knowledge! I hope you are happy with your new air pods!
@@emmahenry1163 Just did a video comparison in my yoga studio - laptop vs. airpods vs. rode wireless. The airpods are great, but I will continue using the Rode Wireless Go for yoga teaching. I like the audio quality a better.
Also check in sound preferences, you must tell the computer what mic use for your audio should work with the original cords for Rode Wireless Go. May help use fewer cords.
I was on youtube for hours looking at what cords i needed or didn't need with my 2015 macbook pro. Oftentimes, external microphones do not show up on mac computers through the microphone input.That was the case with both of my Mac computers. It wasn't showing up at all in my preferences. I found very little online that didn't involve multiple cords. It just needs to be plugged in through USB. Whether it's one or two small cords, it's not too terribly complicated.
Great video! I have an Canon m200 for making my videos. I do have a podmic for podcasts and an NT1 for voice over work. I want to start recording my personal training and muay Thai sessions with my coaches. I think the rode wireless go looks amazing. My only confusion is whether it is possible to have both our audio clear on this system. Is there a way to attach a wireless lav mic to it too so both mics run off one receiver, whichn is attached to my camera? Or would I need to just get a boom mic to capture as much as possible from outside the ring? Not sure if this has ever come up for you personally but such a minefield I thought i would ask. Many thanks for any advice you have and great work on your channel!!!!
I don't think you can with the Rode, since it's not a multi-channel microphone. But you CAN with the other microphone I reviewed. The Pixel Voical Air. I use the Rode since it's just me teaching. But with the Pixel, you can have multiple microphones to one receiver. I think I have the link to it in the decription. There are a few other mics out there like the Pixel. They're kind of "knock off" versions and they are cheaper, but the sound quality is still pretty decent.
@@AshleyHagen Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me Ashley!!! Great advice that really helps me out. Rode got back to me suggesting that I can also get 2 wireless go's attached to the same camera. Looks like your help has just saved me quite a few £s. Super grateful. Just subscribed! Best of luck with your channel!
Thanks for the video! I did my YTT200 last year and wanted to start teaching and only have been able to practice "teaching" by making youtube videos. Been looking into the whether I wanted to buy the Rode with an additional lavalier mic, but think I might try it by itself first to improve my sound quality!
It's usually fine when I am in prone poses..With it clipped to my shirt, the microphone is still pointed up, not down towards the ground. You may have to play around and reposition it to find the best spot to have it. If you are on the ground a lot, you can also simply unclip it and place it on the ground in front of you to talk into.
Hi Ashley! your advice on the rode wireless microphone has been amazing. Thank you as I didn't know it existed. I have been filming straight from my Mac book Air with Rode Wireless but finding with the laptop being my camera I'm limited to where I can film from (angles etc.) I want to try filming from iPhone 11 but not sure what the adaptor cable is called that you showed - the white adaptor for you phone. And what tripod do you use? Thank you xx
I assume so. Definitely get the SC7 cord (gray to black) to plug in the reciever. It comes separate. If the ipad doesn't have a microphone input, then you'll need an adapter or some way to plug it in.
Good info, Ashley! I've been using the same Rode Wireless Go for my outdoor boot camp classes. I'me still experimenting with the best way to use them for my Facebook Live streaming. I've clipped the mic to the bill of my visor and I've put it on a lanyard around my neck to tuck it into my shirt. With all of jumping around I do, having it clipped to my shirt collar just hasn't worked out well. But I'm sold on the product! Good luck with your classes during this odd time!
If you're doing more high impact classes, i see where that could be a challenge. I'm over here just doing slower moving yoga so clipping it on my shirt works. I like the bill of the visor idea for jumping around. That's great. You could try a lavalier mic attachment, too?
Yes, I was using it at the beginning of this video. I use the Blue Yeti when I am just sitting and talking at my computer. It’s great for podcasts or any direct-to-camera type of videos. I don’t use it when I’m teaching yoga or at my yoga studio because it does pick up more background noise. It offers a few directions and could also be used during in person interviews and such.
Updated equipment links can be found in my Amazon store at www.amazon.com/shop/ashesyoga/list/EEXNXOMZTZN7
Thank you so much. I was looking for a video specifically like this to explain how to use the Rode Wireless Go to film yoga videos and to teach online classes. You did such a great job clearly communicating everything.
I wish I could fully express how helpful this video was!! Thank you thank you thank you. As a current teacher I needed this EXACT video haha... you are wonderful and your other videos are extremely helpful as well as I begging writing my own YTT manual and such. I’ll be living on your channel! ❤️
So glad it helped!
Thank you Ashley. At last somebody who is actually explaining to yoga teachers how to use a mic. It's taken me months to sort this out! So helpful.
I"m so glad! It took me a while to figure out, too. Which is why I made this video. If it was confusing to me (someone who loves tech) then it's gotta be confusing to non-tech yogis, too.
I loved all of your helpful info Ashley! I went down the rabbit hole online and was so frustrated with the crappy marketing of most brands. I was curious why they never actually shared with consumers how they sounded!! You helped me immensely and I am grateful for you :) I'm a newly graduating yoga teacher and I really needed to amplify my voice. have a great day!
Thank you Ashley! Your video was so clear and helpful!
I totally agree with Arianna's comments! I have been tearing my hair out with the Rode Go to link to my Mac. I've now ordered the USB adapter - fingers crossed! Thank you!
Did you get it yet?!
I've been looking for that kind of spesific mic for my yoga videos for a long time. Thanks to you I finally got my answers! Thanks a million Ashley!
I bought this product after watching your video. It worked really well the first few times and now the TX battery dies almost after one hour. The company hasn't written us back about the problem. Its not so nice anymore for teaching yoga because I can't give classes that are longer than an hour and a bit. I love your videos by the way. It's nothing personal. I just wish I saw a comment like this before buying it. Thank you.
I watched several videos trying to get the best information on wireless mics for Zoom classes. Ashley, your video by far is the best. I really enjoyed listening to your review on the Rode Wireless. I'm going to order one today! I have been teaching online Taiji since this pandemic hit us and have tried several mics. I'm sold on Rode! Thanks so very much for your thorough explanation.
If you think you might need two microphones, go for the Rode Wireless Go II. You can always use it with just 1 mic. But it's nice to have that back-up or the ability to have multiple people or additional sound options. I have both, and I still use the original primarily. But I wanted to shout out the II option.
This is the set up I use as well. Thanks for a fantastic video.
I used to live on Bainbridge Island! I love Poulsbo!
It's definitely a very beautiful place. Where are you now days?
Thank so much for this, especially the bit about getting the extra usb cable to plug the sc7 cable into my mac. It all worked right away. Easy peasy. You likely saved me loads of time, frustration and stress.
Awesome! It took me over 1 month to figure out and that's a LOT of time saved if you got it to work right away thanks to my one simple video. I'm so glad it's been helpful for so many people.
Thank you so much fir sharing this video!! I was so lost with technology! Now it’s much much clear! Sending you blessings from Austria ♥️
Thank you for your video Ashley!! .... you've made me feel like I can do this!! so daunting trying to work out all these cords and cables - I teach Pilates & Yoga and have not got online yet as the sound is just not great. Thank you for sharing! you're a gem !!!
I also just did a video comparing internal mic, yeti, airpods, and this wireless mic and WOW the quality is amazing with this one.
This is next on my list of “fix it’s” for my channel and I’ve found your videos to be more helpful than even the techy guys! Haha thank you
Haha, I know what you mean. No tech-speak here. I watched way to many tech guys and none of them helped with this. I'm happy about the surprising popularity of this video and how helpful it's been for so many people. Thanks for watching!
Oh Ashley - thank you ! xxxx
Ashley, thank you so much for making your videos. I saw so many tech ones and just got overwhelmed until I saw yours. Very clear and helpful!
I'm so glad! It was confusing to me at first, too, and was also very frustrating. So I'm happy this has been helping so many people.
Thanks Ashley. I just bought one of these and your demo on how to use it was very helpful. I am a lawn bowls coach and the wires were always a problem. Not anymore, I will use this from now on. Thanks very much.
Awesome. I had the same problem with the mic. The Aux video to USB worked great. Going to use the setup to live stream my son's wedding.
AHHHHH you are amazing, thank you thank you!!!!! I wish I would have found you sooner!
have to say I LOVED THIS !! Exactly what needed to see. Thank you so much! xx
Thank you so muchAshley. I have been researching for two months and you made it so clear , precise and concise. Thank you with all my heart. You have helped me a lot today. I am extremely grateful for your help. Namaste
I'm so glad I could help. Good luck!
Many thanks for your reply Ashley very much appreciated.x
Great video for explaining the crazy cord set up needed for the Rode microphone. Like you, my studio has been using this microphone since the end of March and recently ran into line of site issue now that I'm able to operate classes again in the studio. Since I'm continuing to offer live streaming of in studio classes I've had to move the computer and receiver farther away from the instructor (maybe 30ft opposed to 10ft). There's no longer a direct line of site from the transmitter to the receiver as my computer and receiver is not directly in front of the instructor but more at an angle. Audio is now cutting in and out and if the instructor turns to face away from the camera, audio is lost completely. Up until the point of having to move the receiver further away, the microphone worked perfectly. Wonderful for filming on demand content as well. Something to keep in mind if you're planning to continue to offer live stream content once your studio reopens. You will need a direct line of site to maintain a constant audio signal :)
I’m having this problem as well. It was clipped to my shirt doing crunches and it would cut in and out. I’ll have to use this when not teaching live.
Thank you so much Ashley. That was so informative and incredibly helpful. My Macbook pro is 2015 as well and you explained so clearly what I need for my set up. Thanks for taking the time to educate us. Youre awesome!!!
Your videos helped us a lot! Thank you
You are very welcome, Don!
Thank you so much! This review helped me hear these microphones in action from the perspective of another yoga teacher! Finally decided to buy these, so I don't have to record the voiceovers for my RUclips yoga classes separately anymore (which takes a LOT of extra time...)
It's been a LIFESAVER since I got this back in February and I am never concerned about the audio quality anymore.
Thank you so much Ashley!! This has been so helpful.
thank you so much ashley!! due to your video, i went out to purchase this and am very excited...i shot a yoga outside but because of the cars passing by my viewers couldn't hear my video despite the beautiful location outside a buddhist monastery...i am hoping it will work..i have created my own youtube channel promoting yoga and green smoothies so this video of yours will change my life thank you!!
That's amazing! And sounds like a beautiful location. If you have trouble with which cords you need, or is something seems off, please reach out. I'd be happy to help you get set up. It can be a *little* confusing sometimes. :)
Thank you, this is so helpful! So clear and concise. Thank you for doing all your research and sharing with us.
I'm glad my videos have been helpful! Are you currently using a wireless microphone?
Ashley!! Met you at Budokon TT ... great to see you on here looking great. Jess
Hi Jess! I keep up with you on IG. ;) I definitely miss the BDK trainings. The Montana location is only a 9 hr drive from me in Western WA, but the price for the training has also nearly tripled (and being a mom to a 2-yr old limits me, too). They must be doing well. Are you still doing much with Budokon?
@@AshleyHagen Ah gosh I lose track with Insta sorry! Budokon...Wowzers!! Congrats on being a mom.... my favourite job in the world!!
I still weave a little Budokon into my classes yes! And still love martial arts too.... great to hear from you lovely. Take care x
Thank you, Ashley! This is very helpful for my dance classes online. :) I have been to Poulsbo before. Very beautiful place. Take care!
Mega! Thank you...so clear!
Thank you so much Ashley, was looking for this mic, but wasn't sure how it works, now its clear, thank you very much!
I'm so glad I could help!
I just want to jump in again and thank you for this video and replying to me last week! The Rode is on sale on Amazon! The links were so helpful! Thank you :-)
Thank you sooo much! This is just what I was looking for to upgrade my audio quality in class! 🙏🌟 be blessed!
I'm glad this was helpful!
Hello, that was so useful! Thank you so much! I wish you all the best from France
Thank you Ashley !!!
Beyond helpful - thankyou for sharing and in such a lovely way xxx
This was SO helpful, thanks Ashley!
thank you for this. Super helpful and very much appreciated.
Thanks so much for sharing, this was very helpful. It takes a great soul to share all these tips, God bless you
Thank you so much, this has been incredibly helpful especially adding the links! xxx
omgggg this is soooooooo helpful.Thank you so so much xx
very great information and i like the idea that there is options
thank you very much, your video is the most helpful video. this is just what needed to see. thanks again for your time and upload. really grateful.
THANK YOU! Finally, someone that speaks clear simple language! You're a star :) Just one, question, do you know how to add Spotify music to the yoga class as well as doing the instructions?
Through Zoom, I heard you can "share screen" with spotify for the music. I don't use music, though, and don't recommend it without the proper licensing. It's actually illegal as it's considered a public performance unless you have the rights to the song or you pay expensive licensing fees. Your spotify subscription fee doesn't pay for that. One of the best things you can do, to be safe, is to just send the students a link to the spotify playlist, or tell them to put on a specific style of music to their liking.
Great question!
Wow thanks
thaaaank you thank you thank youuuu
Yooooou're welcome you are welcome! :)
This was a great video! thank you VERY much!
Great vid. Exactly what I needed. Thanks, namaste!
This video is so great Ashley! Thanks a lot for the clear explanation, you are a genius!💚
Thank you! Super good advice!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.
So helpful ! Thank you for taking the time to share 🙏🏼
Thank you so much- this was so helpful!!!!
So helpful! Thank you!
So so helpful, thank you so much! Seems crazy that something 'wireless' needs so many cables haha, but at least I know which ones now! Thanks! x
Right??? Exactly what I thought 🤣🤣🤣
I love this piece of kit too. It makes *such* a different to record clean audio.
Oh this was so helpful thank you. It took me forever to figure out how to resolve not to be able to listen to your students once you plug in a mic to your device. Your video cleared all doubts. 🙏🙏🙏
YES! Awesome.
Thank you! So helpful!
Thank you so much for your video 🙏💕. I just ordered the Rode Wireless Go including the SC7 and I am looking forward to trying it out next week! Seems like that you have other videos for online yoga teachers on your channel so I subscribed 🤗🙋🏼♀️
How's online teaching going!? Sorry I missed this comment a couple months ago.
@@AshleyHagen No problem 😉. I use the Rode at the moment mainly for recording my RUclips Videos and I love it! Next year, I will start teaching Yoga online so your new video with the tip of using a bluetooth speaker to be able to hear the students is very helpful 👏🏻🤗.
Thank you so much for sharing this :)
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am looking for solutions to teach my online yoga and dance classes via Zoom. I only just found you here 🙏✨
Love from india great vidio
Thanks so much! just what I needed
Thank you! Super helpful video! I teach dance classes online. Will it also pick up the music so my people can hear it well?
Thank you 🖤
Great video, thank you for sharing! I have tried a few different things and have not yet found what I am looking for. The biggest issue I have is sharing my computer audio (music) with students. I use Krisp for noise cancellation, but all of my mics sometimes pick up the music which causes my voice to cut out...I am wondering if you share your music with students and how well that works for you with the Rode Wireless Go...?
This is wonderful! Thank you so much, I just ordered it!
hi, thank you so much for this video! I was wondering if it works with Facebook live as well?
Yes it does. I use it for facebook live all the time. When on a computer/laptop, you will have to change the setting at the bottom of the screen before you go live. It does not automatically default to an external microphone.
Such a useful video! One quick question: Does this set-up work on a laptop for zoom classes? 🤞🏼
Yes, that's what I do! I plug in the receiver through the USB cord on my Macbook Pro and it works great!
Appreciate your insight! I ordered one.😃
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Very helpful, thanks for the info smile 😊
Thx so much ! Do you think having the Lavalier would make a difference ? Would that be an even better sound quality ?
I do not have the Rode Lavalier Go, but I assume it's great. (The Smartlav won't work) I have two cheaper lavs, but they don't plug into the Rode. I'd need a TRRS input to TRS output adapter. Or a new lav mic. I do have the Pyle Double Ear mic, and that plugs directly into the Rode Wireless Go and that's great, too.
You are a saviour Ashley! I bought this Rode mic at the beginning of lockdown and I could not figure out how it worked with my Macbook, and there are no videos or help from Rode either! I wonder how you worked it out? I am so pleased as I will be opening my yoga studio soon and want to teach live and Zoom at the same time. It was interesting to watch your RUclips video of you doing this as my teachers are very anxious about how to do both well, giving the people in the room attention and not ignoring the Zoomers! I guess we will have to work it out as we go. If you have any tips or suggestions for me I would really welcome them...thank you so much...Rachel :))
very good video.
Very helpful to see the set-up with your explanation of all the cables. Thanks!!!...So, when you attach the Rode receiver to your laptop you still use your iphone to take the video, right? So video and sound come from two different divices? thx!
No, I use a webcam on my laptop. Video and sound come from the same device.
@@AshleyHagen thanks for your fast answer.
Ah thank you so much! I loved this and your webcam video! Can I ask how you play music on your online classes? I play mine via Zoom but presumably you cant hear the music when the mic is on? Just wondered how you overcame this?
I don't play music at all. I don't teach a lot of online classes that I would need music nowadays.
We’ve been looking for the answer to this for awhile now, thanks for sharing this. I like to play music while teaching. Can you comment on how it picks up the music and your voice at the same time please?? Namaste🙏
It probably isn't the best microphone at picking up both voice and background music. It often will try to erase my deep breath sounds and also doesn't play the tibetan singing bowl when I ring it at the end of class. Your best bet is sharing your music over Zoom using the share computer audio option under "advanced" or just sharing the playlist with your students. I do not play music while I teach on zoom, and when i teach hybrid classes with in-studio participants, I make sure the background music is on pretty low.
Thanks for sharing this with us. I was trying to find a way to do it. And this is very simple and affordable. 😄🧘🧘🏻♂️
Yayy nice to see you here!! I came for the same reason 😄♥️
@@AditiChengappa Yesss nice to see you here!! 🥰Manuel just Bought it for me, we are waiting for the airports to be open so He can come to visit me and give me the Microphone.. Take Care 🙅🏼♀️😘
Hi, Ashley! Thanks very much for this helpful video. Just missing one (more) cable!! What is the name of the USB cable that is plugged directed into the laptop, please? Thanks very much!
It's linked in the description.
Oh my goodness, thank you SO much! I've been using the Samson Go Mic Mobile, and the sound quality is just not there. This was a really clear and helpful video! -Sarahlynn (in Gig Harbor!)
Gig harbor! You're so close to me! I can't wait to get out and be able to check out other yoga studios in the surrounding area. It was a goal of mine before this year and then... nope. Soon, though.
Thank you so so much for this video :)
You are very welcome!
Oh my gosh! Thank you SO much! I have been teaching on Zoom since April and making do with what my computer has to offer, but I know i need to up my game. I started looking into how do that (sound and video quality) and pretty much immediately got confused! I was worried this would pick up the rustle of my clothes, but it doesn't seem to on you! Thanks for sharing all the "bits" you need too! Thank you thank you thank you!
You are very welcome. I was confused for the longest time. I purchase the rode wireless go and almost returned it becuase I didn't have the cords and I didn't think I could get it to work with my computer. But I did! And I'm so glad. I just got Airpods Pro yesterday. i'll make a video to compare the two next.
@@AshleyHagen Well done for figuring it out! I am so not tech savvy- there's a reason I'm a yoga teacher!- so I am especially grateful to those who persevere, and share their knowledge! I hope you are happy with your new air pods!
@@emmahenry1163 Just did a video comparison in my yoga studio - laptop vs. airpods vs. rode wireless. The airpods are great, but I will continue using the Rode Wireless Go for yoga teaching. I like the audio quality a better.
@@AshleyHagen Good to know, thank you! Especially as airpods are far from my reach just now!
Hi Ashley! Would you recommend the Hey Mic Bluetooth one?
I don’t know what that is. I think all Bluetooth microphones sound tunnel-like. I have airpods and Rode Wireless Go.
Also check in sound preferences, you must tell the computer what mic use for your audio should work with the original cords for Rode Wireless Go. May help use fewer cords.
I was on youtube for hours looking at what cords i needed or didn't need with my 2015 macbook pro. Oftentimes, external microphones do not show up on mac computers through the microphone input.That was the case with both of my Mac computers. It wasn't showing up at all in my preferences. I found very little online that didn't involve multiple cords. It just needs to be plugged in through USB. Whether it's one or two small cords, it's not too terribly complicated.
Very helpful about mic. What camera or video set up do you use?
Usually my Logitech C920 webcam on my macbook pro. Sometimes just my iPhone 8.
Thank you very much! Cheers from Germany ;-)
Great video! I have an Canon m200 for making my videos. I do have a podmic for podcasts and an NT1 for voice over work. I want to start recording my personal training and muay Thai sessions with my coaches. I think the rode wireless go looks amazing. My only confusion is whether it is possible to have both our audio clear on this system. Is there a way to attach a wireless lav mic to it too so both mics run off one receiver, whichn is attached to my camera? Or would I need to just get a boom mic to capture as much as possible from outside the ring?
Not sure if this has ever come up for you personally but such a minefield I thought i would ask. Many thanks for any advice you have and great work on your channel!!!!
I don't think you can with the Rode, since it's not a multi-channel microphone. But you CAN with the other microphone I reviewed. The Pixel Voical Air. I use the Rode since it's just me teaching. But with the Pixel, you can have multiple microphones to one receiver. I think I have the link to it in the decription. There are a few other mics out there like the Pixel. They're kind of "knock off" versions and they are cheaper, but the sound quality is still pretty decent.
@@AshleyHagen Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me Ashley!!!
Great advice that really helps me out. Rode got back to me suggesting that I can also get 2 wireless go's attached to the same camera.
Looks like your help has just saved me quite a few £s. Super grateful. Just subscribed! Best of luck with your channel!
Thanks for the video! I did my YTT200 last year and wanted to start teaching and only have been able to practice "teaching" by making youtube videos. Been looking into the whether I wanted to buy the Rode with an additional lavalier mic, but think I might try it by itself first to improve my sound quality!
How does this mic work with prone postures? I am a yoga therapist, so we spend more time on the belly - than in a traditional vinyasa class.
It's usually fine when I am in prone poses..With it clipped to my shirt, the microphone is still pointed up, not down towards the ground. You may have to play around and reposition it to find the best spot to have it. If you are on the ground a lot, you can also simply unclip it and place it on the ground in front of you to talk into.
Hi Ashley! your advice on the rode wireless microphone has been amazing. Thank you as I didn't know it existed. I have been filming straight from my Mac book Air with Rode Wireless but finding with the laptop being my camera I'm limited to where I can film from (angles etc.) I want to try filming from iPhone 11 but not sure what the adaptor cable is called that you showed - the white adaptor for you phone. And what tripod do you use? Thank you xx
Ashley, can you use the rode wireless go to teach live, as in send the sound to a bluetooth speaker, if you were teaching outside for example ?
Yes. Wireless Microphone for Outdoor Yoga to Amplify Your Voice
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Thanks for the great information. I have an off topic question. Where did you get the beautiful room divider in your video?
I bought a yoga studio and it came with the space! So in other words, I actually don't know. But I think probably Home Goods or World Market.
Thank you so much! Would I be able to use this on a iPad?
I assume so. Definitely get the SC7 cord (gray to black) to plug in the reciever. It comes separate. If the ipad doesn't have a microphone input, then you'll need an adapter or some way to plug it in.
Good info, Ashley! I've been using the same Rode Wireless Go for my outdoor boot camp classes. I'me still experimenting with the best way to use them for my Facebook Live streaming. I've clipped the mic to the bill of my visor and I've put it on a lanyard around my neck to tuck it into my shirt. With all of jumping around I do, having it clipped to my shirt collar just hasn't worked out well. But I'm sold on the product! Good luck with your classes during this odd time!
If you're doing more high impact classes, i see where that could be a challenge. I'm over here just doing slower moving yoga so clipping it on my shirt works. I like the bill of the visor idea for jumping around. That's great. You could try a lavalier mic attachment, too?
Thank you for this. Do you know if it works with Facebook Lives on an iphone? With thanks :)
Yes it does.
@@AshleyHagen Thank you x
Hi, Thanks for the info! At one point you held up the Yeti speaker. Do you use that too? If so, when and how. Thanks
Yes, I was using it at the beginning of this video. I use the Blue Yeti when I am just sitting and talking at my computer. It’s great for podcasts or any direct-to-camera type of videos. I don’t use it when I’m teaching yoga or at my yoga studio because it does pick up more background noise. It offers a few directions and could also be used during in person interviews and such.