Nice video Clive, seems like a very good bit of kit, well suited to the use cases you gave as examples of. I wondered though if there was a desktop version of the app and if therefore you could plug the receiver in as a dongle on your pc...to use for conference calls or streaming maybe?
From 4:37 onward - are you using the hollyland mic? Also - great video - I suggest adding your thoughts/impressions throughout the video and not just at the end. Also - chapters. :)
Both microphones record in stereo at same time - as far as I can tell. I don't think you can separate out the tracks. It may depend on what recording software you're using. The adapter for a SLR or DSLR camera does allow recording in mono
The version I have is for Android phones - so requires a USB C connection, they do a version for DSLR cameras etc that uses a 3.5mm microphone jack. So if you use those for TED talks etc, then it's possible. Hollyland also do other wireless mics that maybe more versatile and suitable for your requirements.
I purchased lark m2 combo edition I have usbc and lighting also 3.5 cable and a receiver not sure if it works for Presentations similar to TED talks Do you have any suggestions ?
Has anyone tried to hide this under somebody's shirt or clothing - so it's not visible on camera at all? If so, how did it sound? Did it make a weird bump?
I have seen people use this method. Inevitably there will be some rubbing etc as you'd get with any lavalier mic you hide under a shirt, but it is possible - just depends on how much movement there is.
If you mean for PC, well it's not designed for PC - HOWEVER, I tried it and it actually works. The PC recognised it as a "wireless mic" and I recorded myself. A little more quiet than my standard mic - but it works. So yes - should work for Discord and video calls etc. Same if you mean for mobile phone use (although you still have an issue of needing headphones via bluetooth or something.
Thank you! I will buy this. This mic is the new wave
Excellent review. Thanks so much mate. 🔥👍🏻
It cost about half the price of DJI mic and still sounds clear, damn!
Thank you for this video! Receiving mine tomorrow 😁
Great video, mate
Love the Stadia stuff in the background. Damn I miss Stadia. Google really screwed up with that.
@@jasonspruance yep. Crying shame...the tech was awesome 👍
How hard would it be for rode holly land dji etc to put a mute button on these things
Going to have to give these a go!
Nice video Clive, seems like a very good bit of kit, well suited to the use cases you gave as examples of. I wondered though if there was a desktop version of the app and if therefore you could plug the receiver in as a dongle on your pc...to use for conference calls or streaming maybe?
I'll have to test them out. There may be different receiver you can get - like the one for the DSLR camera
@@CliveIllenden cheers, lovely production by the way, someone has been grafting!
I tested them on the PC and they work! It recognises it as a "wireless mic". A little more quiet than my standard Rode Mic, but works ok. 👍🏾
@@CliveIllenden thank you very much, that's great.
Sounds are amazing. Cant here wind.
From 4:37 onward - are you using the hollyland mic?
Also - great video - I suggest adding your thoughts/impressions throughout the video and not just at the end.
Also - chapters. :)
Yes, from 4:37 it is all Hollyland Mic. I've added chapters, so thanks for the suggestion. 👍🏾
the bigest youtuber use this becasue he get payyyy
Great vid they do sound brill
Hi. Can you record stereo with two microphones? People say it records mono and you can't separate audio channels for two different sources. Thanks.
Both microphones record in stereo at same time - as far as I can tell. I don't think you can separate out the tracks. It may depend on what recording software you're using. The adapter for a SLR or DSLR camera does allow recording in mono
@@CliveIllenden Thank you.
Can i use both mic at a same time in a single device?
@@uniqueunish7148 yes. You can use both mics at same time....it records as one track.
Can we use this mic for teaching or in scenarios like TED talks ?
The version I have is for Android phones - so requires a USB C connection, they do a version for DSLR cameras etc that uses a 3.5mm microphone jack. So if you use those for TED talks etc, then it's possible. Hollyland also do other wireless mics that maybe more versatile and suitable for your requirements.
I purchased lark m2 combo edition I have usbc and lighting also 3.5 cable and a receiver not sure if it works for Presentations similar to TED talks Do you have any suggestions ?
Has anyone tried to hide this under somebody's shirt or clothing - so it's not visible on camera at all? If so, how did it sound? Did it make a weird bump?
I have seen people use this method. Inevitably there will be some rubbing etc as you'd get with any lavalier mic you hide under a shirt, but it is possible - just depends on how much movement there is.
can I use it on discord and video calls would love since my sony wh 1000xm5 has bad microphones
If you mean for PC, well it's not designed for PC - HOWEVER, I tried it and it actually works. The PC recognised it as a "wireless mic" and I recorded myself. A little more quiet than my standard mic - but it works. So yes - should work for Discord and video calls etc. Same if you mean for mobile phone use (although you still have an issue of needing headphones via bluetooth or something.
Buen video amigo
glad you enjoyed 👍🏾