Audio is super important to keep people watching your videos. Here's a video on how to Record Clean Audio For RUclips: ruclips.net/video/ZOx_X8xNf34/видео.html
Hey Jeven, Great videos, thank you. Have you used this set up with the DJI Osmo pocket? Keen to order the Rode Wireless 2 set for both vlogging and interviews. Any thoughts, tips on mounting the transmitter?
I seem to have issues with the audio peking when I start to talk then it levels off. It means fixing the gain on the first word or two in post after any pause more than a few seconds. Is this a problem that you have experience? or is it possible I have something set wrong?
How is your audio input set on your camera? If its on Auto then that could be causing the issue. I personally haven't had any issues with this system peaking like that, however, it could happen since they are completely automated.
@@JevenDovey Wow! thanks for the fast reply. I have the camera audio on manual with the level set to just over half way. This work well for the RodeLink wireless lav. But that system is a bit bulky at times.
It’s a great tool but the main issue for me is when I fix it on my Tshirt ( same Tshirt like yours) while moving it keeps flipping inside and some times I get damaged recording as mic might being blocked by my body.
After three years trying to avoid the audio thing which I don't really understand, I've finally bought this kit, can't wait to give it a nudge. Great vid mate cheers.
Hey, thanks so much for this video, two quick questions pls:1- the receiver is on but the light near the middle at the top of the transmitter is blinking, what's the reason? 2-the TX box on the screen of receiver is red instead of green, what's that?
Thanks for explaining how to connect it to the tascam unit. I've been thinking of doing this as a backup. In terms of interference if I do this setup and am doing an interview, both of us are behind a table 10 feet away and the units are in our pockets with a lav wired to the shirt. Would an object like the desk be enough to block the transmission?
I'm currently using picomics from picogear. I clip a mic of to the left side of my shirt to try and combat tilting. I'm a diyer and while working and moving around it will shift and point directly into my neck/chest. So having it to one side helps.... a little. But now, the audio level goes up and down when I turn my head. I'm frustrated and trying to find something I can use where I'm moving around a lot, in front of, behind and all around the camera.
I'm about to set up a home studio and my former editor recommended the Rode Wireless Go, so now that you've also recommended it, I will feel confident in my upcoming purchase. Thanks!
You forgot number 11mate! Quality designed & Australian made 🇦🇺 product. When everyone else decided to go to the cheap Chinese option, Rode chose to base it’s manufacturing here in Australia. Well done Jason & Rode! 🙏👍🥰🤗🇦🇺🇺🇸
I love this I have use with my M50 but I’m trying to use with my iPhone 11 Pro Max but sound not work good. Can you let me know please what cable I should use with ? Thank you 🙏
Hi, I have a Question, does the rode wireless go Work for OnePlus 7 Pro phone?? Especially during RUclips Live Stream?? Can you please check & Update??
One question I have some similar microphones (Synco G2 A1) they are very good but sometimes they choke when making a sudden movement (I transmit martial arts classes by Zoom) the same thing happens with these Røde
hi there! just wondering how do I export mu audio files to my MacBook with these things? I've recorded some videos but now I don't know how to find the audio or export it to my computer.
Great video! I LOVE my Rode Wireless Go system. My question is.... What will generate better audio? 1) High output from Rode and lowered gain in the camera 2) Low output from rode and higher gain in the camera 3) Equalized output and camera gain. Any thoughts? Camera is a Canon HF R800 video camera. Thank you.
Higher gain on a camera will mean higher noise floor - amplifying preamp noise/hiss. The best is usually to have peak signal from a device, coming in at the lowest gain on the camera.
Just placed an order after watching this video. That order also included 2 soft box lights & LED strips. Time to start taking this RUclips thing seriously!
Bummer! Check a few of the sites. Eventually one will be in stock. I actually just bought a new set because I lost my transmitter... Just check back every few days and you'll find somewhere that has it.
Hey, Great Video 👍🏼 I have one question: Since the Deity D4 Duo doesn’t work in the dual mono mode with iPhones, would it still be possible to use one rode wireless go signal with a Lavallier Mic and one signal from the rode videomicro shotgun mic via the Y-split cable into the iPhone to get dual mono signals from these two sources? Thanx ✌🏼
I'm new to the world of audio. Does the unit itself determine the quality of the audio or is I get a nice lapel mic to plug into it will the audio sound better?
Question-starting using the Rode system a few months ago with my iPhone X doing livestream on Facebook. In October the mic no longer worked on livestream BUT it still works great if filming video with the iPhone. Any ideas or suggestions? Thank you
Okay, I think the answer to this is going to be yes based one of your examples. I go walking alone with a dog which is making vlogging difficulty. I am going to change the nature of my videos, speaking to camera less (as I possibly do that too much in these situations) but I still do need to do that. Would that work to reduce my camera size as sometimes the shotgun mic is a pain - I'd like to use the two-mic setup?
I love the Rode Wireless Go mic. It's my go-to mic now. When it comes to distance, how far do you think the limit is you can go before you start losing quality? I'm scared to actually get distance shots of me because I don't want to lose any quality in my audio.
Great video. What happens if the person you are filming walks with his back to the camera and mic. I film a lot following people around and max distance would be around 20 yards from the camera but the mic will have a person between the mic and camera
Depends. Sometimes it will cut out and sometimes it will be clean. You have to test it in the situations that you're filming in. When I'm outside in nature I never have issues when my body is between the transmitter and receiver. If I'm downtown LA I have more issues.
They are incredibly handy for my New Zealand Motorcycle travel vlog Jeven and so easy to us. You came up with some great ideas. I some times use a second gopro for a voice recorder. Thanks for the tips.
I have a GoPro and I'm thinking about buying one of these ... But ... Is it possible to have the audio as an individual file? Like: is it possible to "not connect" to your camera? Or does it always have to be connected to your camera? The reason I'm asking this is because when I want to use a GoPro-external mic ... My GoPro isn't waterproof any longer. And ... Most of the time I use my GoPro for my fishing-footage. Thanks in advance! :-)
How would I know whether to set the dB level to low, medium or high (-24dB, -12dB, 0dB)? Plugging into a Canon EOS R camera - I know I can manually change the gain within the camera, just wondering what is optimal
I was waiting for this Review 😅it’s a Great Microphone für Filmmakers and Vloggers I have done a Range Test and it was still working in a Distance of 500 Meters 👍thanks for the Video
@@jodietingle-willis571 Hi, I just ordered the Rode HS2 Headset Microphone for Wireless Systems - Pink -small , it is expensive, but I found a good deal on EBay.
I use my units with an on-camera mic, splitting the signal to my camera and Zoom F6, so that the camera records at 24bit and the Zoom records at 32bit float. I did some recent tests and it certainly appears that the Wireless GO units transmit, end to end, an analogue signal that's recorded by the F6 as 32bit float. Best little units around.
Amazing find here. So the F6 can make use of the analogue output signal from lowest to highest levels. Great stuff. The only thing with Rode that they have not considered releasing yet is a Stereo version, to actually make the setup perfect. Maybe i will wait for Wireless GO 2
@@BushMasterThermal Yes, that's exactly what it can do. I have no doubt that the likes of the MixPre 3 II can do the same, but in my view the F6 is a far more practical unit. The Wireless GO will record a left and right signal, so if you use a splitter cable and attach a mic to each cable end, you'll effectively get stereo audio. The F6 will record stereo and ambisonic.
Great info! Question; how do you get it not to pickup your breathing mainly while exercising or hiking, etc.? I have the Rode wireless mics and work great but having the breathing issue being louder than voice while hiking and talking at the same time. I hope I'm making since and that this question doesn't sound ridiculous. Do you remove when editing video, use the wind fuzzy or put the mic further away from mouth? Thank you!
Thanks for the helpful video!You mentioned that your fitness professionals use the wireless go with an over the ear mic. Which mic do you recommend? I have tried a couple but some of the make clicking sounds if I move around too much. Also, do you lose connection when your clients turn around? I keep hearing 'line of sight' is important. I am using the Sennheiser G3's but I am considering the Go's because of how fast and easy set up is, and I occasionally get audio interference with the G3's. Would you recommend trying the Rode's out or sticking with the G3's? Thanks for all your content. I really appreciate that you are a working professional and you are sharing your experience!
Hey Good Job. One question here here. Most of my vlogs are done with my Samsung phone. Have you tested the Rode with phones and compared the audio ? Let us know. Thake care
Another great video - thanks! I noticed you use a Lumix G5 - I have a G7, which has had some issues with noise related to some wifi accessories. Have you (or any Lumix users here) heard of any noise issues with this Rode product? Thanks in advance!
I can not believe that they are so good bass sound in those small and much better sounds than SHURE SM7B with mic mosquito at the tie. Is eager to try :)
I luv mine as well. I wish I could find a place that sells the windscreen (deadcat) since I lost one of the two it came with. I like to have a backup. Anyone?
I had these on my wishlist for a long time, because I wanted to do some yoga videos. Thanks for pointing out the flaws in transmission here. I might have to look into the quality of transmission, because of course I want the transmitter to be invisible behind my back, and not at all in line of sight with my camera. That is exactly what I absolutely do not want - a little black rectangle on my shirt... Also that should not be an issue with that kind of technology in the first place. It's not a camera remote frequency I guess! So I will have to look into the power and frequency. I must say, more technical detail in this video would have been so helpful... It is more about the look and feel, and some functions, which can be understood by any amateur. But the more technical aspects are missing. I.e. there is a reason why something like interruption of line of sight can be an issue, like a weak signal or the kind of frequency the signal is on, robustness of transmission against disturbance etc... And that would not be a good thing in this case. I would absolutely not buy it for that exact reason, and I find that it is a very important question about this system...
Hey Jeven! Great video as always. I'm just starting out so forgive the newb question but, is there a way to use the Rode Wireless Go with a smart phone? Thanks in advance and looking forward to Stories From Basecamp as well!
Hey Stacey, it's not Jeven The answer is yes. Just search for " Rode SC7" that is a TRRS cable. If your phone has a 3.5mm headphone jack just stick it in and it worls. If your phone does not have a 3.5mm hjack than you have to buy a adaptor type-c or lightning. The Rode SC7 is 10£ and the adaptor i dont know but cheaper a few £££
Super useful tips Jeven, really making me think of getting one for myself! How did you set up the SwitchPod to be able to use the wireless Go as a voiceover mic (specifically for a macbook with headphone jack, if possible)?
I'm about to film a short documentary using my Samsung galaxy s10, and I've been eyeing this system. I already have a Videomic Pro but know I'll also need a wireless system. I hope this will be good for my needs.
I’ve been waiting for this video! I’ve had my Go for about 7 months now. It’s a love hate relationship 😂 I love these hacks though. My issue is this. I use it clipped on my shirt for vlogging and grocery hauls on my channel and if I’m wearing a tshirt and the mic sits just under my chin the audio is crap compared to if it were lower but if it’s tooooo low cut of a shirt then it sound ‘tinny’. I don’t get it. So im going to try setting the mic on top of my camera for a change and see how that sounds thanks again!!! 🙏🙌✌️💕🇨🇦
This video is coming right on time because I'm considering this Rode Wireless Go or the Saramonic Blink 500 B2. Still thinking what I've to do....... BTW You're fitness moves makes me smile! Hahaha, LOL! #cool
thank you for always dropping knowledge bombs! I trust your opinion explicitly. what d you feel about the IXEL Wireless cavalier microphone compared to the RODE (they seem exactly the same besides the housing and the obvious price difference of about $180)
Audio is super important to keep people watching your videos. Here's a video on how to Record Clean Audio For RUclips: ruclips.net/video/ZOx_X8xNf34/видео.html
Great vid!! Can you please do a video on how to use Final Cut Pro audio effects to make audio sound better.
@@EthanMitchell_RUclips jj
Hi, would you suggest a Tascam DR-10L to backup the audio for motovlog for motorcyclists?
Hey Jeven,
Great videos, thank you.
Have you used this set up with the DJI Osmo pocket? Keen to order the Rode Wireless 2 set for both vlogging and interviews. Any thoughts, tips on mounting the transmitter?
I seem to have issues with the audio peking when I start to talk then it levels off. It means fixing the gain on the first word or two in post after any pause more than a few seconds. Is this a problem that you have experience? or is it possible I have something set wrong?
How is your audio input set on your camera? If its on Auto then that could be causing the issue. I personally haven't had any issues with this system peaking like that, however, it could happen since they are completely automated.
@@JevenDovey Wow! thanks for the fast reply. I have the camera audio on manual with the level set to just over half way. This work well for the RodeLink wireless lav. But that system is a bit bulky at times.
It’s a great tool but the main issue for me is when I fix it on my Tshirt ( same Tshirt like yours) while moving it keeps flipping inside and some times I get damaged recording as mic might being blocked by my body.
What do you mean flipping ?
I had the same issue, went for the Rode Lavalier Go to get rid of that problem. Have you tried that?
Great video Jeven. Been using mine since day one as well.
Thanks Aldryn! We should work on some more collabs soon!
After three years trying to avoid the audio thing which I don't really understand, I've finally bought this kit, can't wait to give it a nudge. Great vid mate cheers.
Just received the wireless GO and am loving the improved audio quality. Great tips. Txs.
Hey, thanks so much for this video, two quick questions pls:1- the receiver is on but the light near the middle at the top of the transmitter is blinking, what's the reason? 2-the TX box on the screen of receiver is red instead of green, what's that?
*When You Say Multiple units at the Same time? what are you referring to? As I have these myself but was unaware of this option*
Just saying that you can use 2 different wireless go without RF issues. You can use up to 8 from their website.
Jeven Dovey I want to use 2 but where would I connect the other if 1 is on top of the camera? Hmmmmm.
Can you connect it with 3 mic at the same time?
Thanks for explaining how to connect it to the tascam unit. I've been thinking of doing this as a backup. In terms of interference if I do this setup and am doing an interview, both of us are behind a table 10 feet away and the units are in our pockets with a lav wired to the shirt. Would an object like the desk be enough to block the transmission?
Nice presentation, recently I purchased rode wireless go2 .do we need to purchase separate cables to connect receiver to android phone ?...
I'm currently using picomics from picogear. I clip a mic of to the left side of my shirt to try and combat tilting. I'm a diyer and while working and moving around it will shift and point directly into my neck/chest. So having it to one side helps.... a little. But now, the audio level goes up and down when I turn my head. I'm frustrated and trying to find something I can use where I'm moving around a lot, in front of, behind and all around the camera.
I'm about to set up a home studio and my former editor recommended the Rode Wireless Go, so now that you've also recommended it, I will feel confident in my upcoming purchase. Thanks!
I think they're a great choice!
You forgot number 11mate! Quality designed & Australian made 🇦🇺 product. When everyone else decided to go to the cheap Chinese option, Rode chose to base it’s manufacturing here in Australia. Well done Jason & Rode! 🙏👍🥰🤗🇦🇺🇺🇸
Great point!
Would this work on a gimbal with iPhone se
Do you have a link or name of the over the ear mic you recommend?
You can find what I suggest on my fitness kit: kit.co/JevenDovey/fitness-video-gear
@@JevenDovey Thank you so much!!
what is the model of this Joby tripod? :/
Its a switchpod
@@JevenDovey thank you!
I recently bought this system and love it so far. Great timing for your video for some tips. Cheers Steve
I love this I have use with my M50 but I’m trying to use with my iPhone 11 Pro Max but sound not work good. Can you let me know please what cable I should use with ? Thank you 🙏
You need a TRRS cable from rode.
Rode SC7 and a lightning to 3.5mm adaptor.
The RODE SC7 will cost you 10£
And the adaptor 2£
Would these work for 0 latency if i were to use it on a rodecaster pro with airpod pros for monitoring a podcast or live stream?
Hi, I have a Question, does the rode wireless go Work for OnePlus 7 Pro phone??
Especially during RUclips Live Stream??
Can you please check & Update??
One question I have some similar microphones (Synco G2 A1) they are very good but sometimes they choke when making a sudden movement (I transmit martial arts classes by Zoom) the same thing happens with these Røde
can the Go be used together with the rode filmmakerlink thank you
Loved the moves at 6:47, especially your split jump! Wow!
hi there! just wondering how do I export mu audio files to my MacBook with these things? I've recorded some videos but now I don't know how to find the audio or export it to my computer.
Really enjoyed this video. I’ve had this set up for over a year and they’ve been perfect
if you plug this into the Deity D4 Duo, can you monitor the audio of everything going into the Deity or just what's going into the Rode?
Awesome video, Jeven! Thank you for this, I just picked up a set and can't wait to start using it.
Do these sound fairly well to use as alternative wireless singing mic ?
Thanks for the great video I'll be getting one 🙂
Would these work well in room with echo?
Great video! I LOVE my Rode Wireless Go system. My question is.... What will generate better audio? 1) High output from Rode and lowered gain in the camera 2) Low output from rode and higher gain in the camera 3) Equalized output and camera gain. Any thoughts? Camera is a Canon HF R800 video camera. Thank you.
Higher gain on a camera will mean higher noise floor - amplifying preamp noise/hiss.
The best is usually to have peak signal from a device, coming in at the lowest gain on the camera.
@@JDAfrica Excellent, thanks for the info!
Just placed an order after watching this video. That order also included 2 soft box lights & LED strips. Time to start taking this RUclips thing seriously!
hello adam, from what website did you order it from?
@@jayehoodie I ordered it from Amazon. I've used it once 😒
You did an amazing review .so far this is the best
Wow, thank you!
Thanks to this video, this system is totally sold out on all retailer's websites!! Looks like I'll have to wait a while to get mine. Nice job Jeven!
Bummer! Check a few of the sites. Eventually one will be in stock. I actually just bought a new set because I lost my transmitter... Just check back every few days and you'll find somewhere that has it.
Hey, Great Video 👍🏼
I have one question:
Since the Deity D4 Duo doesn’t work in the dual mono mode with iPhones, would it still be possible to use one rode wireless go signal with a Lavallier Mic and one signal from the rode videomicro shotgun mic via the Y-split cable into the iPhone to get dual mono signals from these two sources?
Thanx ✌🏼
Thank you for great video and tips. 👍 Please, what kind of over the ear mic do you use?
I just bought this brand yesterday and I haven't tried it. Thank you for this review and ideas bro
I'm new to the world of audio. Does the unit itself determine the quality of the audio or is I get a nice lapel mic to plug into it will the audio sound better?
Thank you very much for the great review, ordered my set tonight to use sailing. Awesome
What kind of over ear mic with the wireless go?
Excellent review and tips Jeven. 5 *****
Cheers from Montréal.
Question-starting using the Rode system a few months ago with my iPhone X doing livestream on Facebook. In October the mic no longer worked on livestream BUT it still works great if filming video with the iPhone. Any ideas or suggestions? Thank you
Such an in-depth review of the Wireless GO! Love it! Thank you for this Jeven. I can't wait to get my hands on one
Glad it was helpful!
Great video Jeven, I recently bought these but the audio came out too loud. What settings do you recommend?
Okay, I think the answer to this is going to be yes based one of your examples.
I go walking alone with a dog which is making vlogging difficulty. I am going to change the nature of my videos, speaking to camera less (as I possibly do that too much in these situations) but I still do need to do that.
Would that work to reduce my camera size as sometimes the shotgun mic is a pain - I'd like to use the two-mic setup?
I love the Rode Wireless Go mic. It's my go-to mic now. When it comes to distance, how far do you think the limit is you can go before you start losing quality? I'm scared to actually get distance shots of me because I don't want to lose any quality in my audio.
Test it out and try at different distances. You won't lose quality but eventually it will start cutting out.
Great video. What happens if the person you are filming walks with his back to the camera and mic. I film a lot following people around and max distance would be around 20 yards from the camera but the mic will have a person between the mic and camera
Depends. Sometimes it will cut out and sometimes it will be clean. You have to test it in the situations that you're filming in. When I'm outside in nature I never have issues when my body is between the transmitter and receiver. If I'm downtown LA I have more issues.
I found that at 15 feet, if I have my back to the camera the audio has a good chance of cutting out.
All of this info is GOLD!!
great vid and tips. Thanks for sharing.
Very good vídeo. Thank you!!!
I’ll buy them.
Jeven, where was that Meditation circle you showed briefly in your video? I've been looking for one like that for a drone shot.....
Its in the Santa Monica Mountains. Hike starts at the end of the Coral Canyon Road in Malibu
@@JevenDovey Cool, thank you...I drive that area almost every day!!
They are incredibly handy for my New Zealand Motorcycle travel vlog Jeven and so easy to us. You came up with some great ideas. I some times use a second gopro for a voice recorder. Thanks for the tips.
Great to hear!
I have a GoPro and I'm thinking about buying one of these ... But ... Is it possible to have the audio as an individual file? Like: is it possible to "not connect" to your camera? Or does it always have to be connected to your camera? The reason I'm asking this is because when I want to use a GoPro-external mic ... My GoPro isn't waterproof any longer. And ... Most of the time I use my GoPro for my fishing-footage. Thanks in advance! :-)
Jeven, is this is a good choice to pair with an iPhone 12? Thanks!
Yeah it could work with an iPhone. Just need a way to mount it to your phone
@@JevenDovey Thank you. It sounds like I'm better off getting something that plugs into the phone's lightning port.
This video was very helpful. Thank you!
did you use the lab mic or just the inbuilt one for this?
How would I know whether to set the dB level to low, medium or high (-24dB, -12dB, 0dB)? Plugging into a Canon EOS R camera - I know I can manually change the gain within the camera, just wondering what is optimal
I was waiting for this Review 😅it’s a Great Microphone für Filmmakers and Vloggers I have done a Range Test and it was still working in a Distance of 500 Meters 👍thanks for the Video
Awesome!
That test must be made in space to work 👍👍
Do you have a video on how to sync audio into the camera?
Kickass review. Thank you so much!
I'm a Pilates teacher, what kind of over the ear mic do you recommend ? thank you
I’d love to have that information too. 🙏
@@jodietingle-willis571 Hi, I just ordered the Rode HS2 Headset Microphone for Wireless Systems - Pink -small , it is expensive, but I found a good deal on EBay.
@@claudiux35 thank you!
Great unique take on the review of the system. I never thought to use it as a boom mic. Great tip Jeven!
Such a simple product but can be used in so many ways!
I’ve LOVED mine since they first released
They work great!
I use my units with an on-camera mic, splitting the signal to my camera and Zoom F6, so that the camera records at 24bit and the Zoom records at 32bit float. I did some recent tests and it certainly appears that the Wireless GO units transmit, end to end, an analogue signal that's recorded by the F6 as 32bit float. Best little units around.
Amazing find here. So the F6 can make use of the analogue output signal from lowest to highest levels. Great stuff.
The only thing with Rode that they have not considered releasing yet is a Stereo version, to actually make the setup perfect.
Maybe i will wait for Wireless GO 2
@@BushMasterThermal Yes, that's exactly what it can do. I have no doubt that the likes of the MixPre 3 II can do the same, but in my view the F6 is a far more practical unit. The Wireless GO will record a left and right signal, so if you use a splitter cable and attach a mic to each cable end, you'll effectively get stereo audio. The F6 will record stereo and ambisonic.
How do you charge them?
Yes your absolutely correct.. this is among my next investment to improve audio.
Awesome! You'll love them
I was pointed your way, I’m trying to find a good mic for a festival let’s say like edc. Would you recommend this mic ?
Considering these cost $400 in nz the are there any budget alternatives.
You can try the knockoff brands but personally I didn't like them.
Great info! Question; how do you get it not to pickup your breathing mainly while exercising or hiking, etc.? I have the Rode wireless mics and work great but having the breathing issue being louder than voice while hiking and talking at the same time. I hope I'm making since and that this question doesn't sound ridiculous. Do you remove when editing video, use the wind fuzzy or put the mic further away from mouth? Thank you!
Great video and review. Can I ask what the set up you used for capturing the audio in this video?
I used the Rode Wireless Go....
Jeven Dovey what about that tripod and mount the microphone is on?
I’m very happy with the set we have. 👍🏻
This is great, i've never heard of these till now. This would be perfect!
Thanks for the helpful video!You mentioned that your fitness professionals use the wireless go with an over the ear mic. Which mic do you recommend? I have tried a couple but some of the make clicking sounds if I move around too much.
Also, do you lose connection when your clients turn around? I keep hearing 'line of sight' is important.
I am using the Sennheiser G3's but I am considering the Go's because of how fast and easy set up is, and I occasionally get audio interference with the G3's. Would you recommend trying the Rode's out or sticking with the G3's?
Thanks for all your content. I really appreciate that you are a working professional and you are sharing your experience!
Hey! Great video! How do you use for zoom calls? Once you plug this in to your phone or laptop, you can't hear any sound through the speakers right?
Great video bro. Was looking into these . U just gave me a reason to buy them lol. Aloha and happy 4th of july weekend.
Same to you!
Hahaha love the humor Jeven with the exercises hahaha
I love it also , how I can use with iPhone 11 Pro and how many foots far while walk its works . Please give me advise. I am just new RUclipsr
It depends where you are filming
@@cottoneyejoe7776 I am starting blogging bro beach side garden side markets malls xtra
Gulzar Hashim will you be far away or fairly close to the camera
@@cottoneyejoe7776 thank you so much for tips and replied as you are my teacher may God blessing and keep you prosper
Hey Good Job. One question here here. Most of my vlogs are done with my Samsung phone. Have you tested the Rode with phones and compared the audio ? Let us know. Thake care
Yup works great with phones. Just make sure you have the right cable to make it work. With an iPhone I have to use a special cable that rode makes.
@@JevenDovey Great. For Samsung maybe an Y cable will do no? Let me know
bought one last week. super happy .. go for ot.. much better than rode micro or any shotgun mic for vloging
Yeah they work super well
My fave mic. I also use this as a shot gun mic when not "laving" it up.
haha, it seems like today you are my favorite channel, now I am watching mic ideas. Thanks for all your support with guys like us beginners. erogo
Another great video - thanks! I noticed you use a Lumix G5 - I have a G7, which has had some issues with noise related to some wifi accessories. Have you (or any Lumix users here) heard of any noise issues with this Rode product? Thanks in advance!
Thanks, Jeven finally you made me buy it, though it took me a while to make a decision!
You'll love this setup!
They're so good. I've had my eyes on them for a while.
Great vid many thanks
Had to watch 6:51 A couple of times. 😂 Nice jump! And great video too :-)
Haha thanks!
Hey Jeven, thanks for the video. What headphones do you recommend that I can use with Wireless Go as well as video editing? Thanks for the advice!
Yes a great Video 😎👍I also use the rode wireless go and it’s really a great and simple Device
Love it!
I can not believe that they are so good bass sound in those small and much better sounds than SHURE SM7B with mic mosquito at the tie. Is eager to try :)
I luv mine as well. I wish I could find a place that sells the windscreen (deadcat) since I lost one of the two it came with. I like to have a backup. Anyone?
Did you reach out to Rode
@@JevenDovey I finally did and they said they don't normally do this but sending me one windscreen.
Nice clip 👍🎬✅
Thanks
I had these on my wishlist for a long time, because I wanted to do some yoga videos. Thanks for pointing out the flaws in transmission here. I might have to look into the quality of transmission, because of course I want the transmitter to be invisible behind my back, and not at all in line of sight with my camera. That is exactly what I absolutely do not want - a little black rectangle on my shirt... Also that should not be an issue with that kind of technology in the first place. It's not a camera remote frequency I guess! So I will have to look into the power and frequency. I must say, more technical detail in this video would have been so helpful... It is more about the look and feel, and some functions, which can be understood by any amateur. But the more technical aspects are missing. I.e. there is a reason why something like interruption of line of sight can be an issue, like a weak signal or the kind of frequency the signal is on, robustness of transmission against disturbance etc... And that would not be a good thing in this case. I would absolutely not buy it for that exact reason, and I find that it is a very important question about this system...
Hey Jeven! Great video as always. I'm just starting out so forgive the newb question but, is there a way to use the Rode Wireless Go with a smart phone? Thanks in advance and looking forward to Stories From Basecamp as well!
Hey Stacey, it's not Jeven
The answer is yes. Just search for
" Rode SC7" that is a TRRS cable. If your phone has a 3.5mm headphone jack just stick it in and it worls. If your phone does not have a 3.5mm hjack than you have to buy a adaptor type-c or lightning.
The Rode SC7 is 10£ and the adaptor i dont know but cheaper a few £££
Super useful tips Jeven, really making me think of getting one for myself! How did you set up the SwitchPod to be able to use the wireless Go as a voiceover mic (specifically for a macbook with headphone jack, if possible)?
I'm about to film a short documentary using my Samsung galaxy s10, and I've been eyeing this system. I already have a Videomic Pro but know I'll also need a wireless system. I hope this will be good for my needs.
I’ve been waiting for this video! I’ve had my Go for about 7 months now. It’s a love hate relationship 😂 I love these hacks though. My issue is this. I use it clipped on my shirt for vlogging and grocery hauls on my channel and if I’m wearing a tshirt and the mic sits just under my chin the audio is crap compared to if it were lower but if it’s tooooo low cut of a shirt then it sound ‘tinny’. I don’t get it. So im going to try setting the mic on top of my camera for a change and see how that sounds thanks again!!! 🙏🙌✌️💕🇨🇦
This video is coming right on time because I'm considering this Rode Wireless Go or the Saramonic Blink 500 B2. Still thinking what I've to do....... BTW You're fitness moves makes me smile! Hahaha, LOL! #cool
Awesome! I really like working with these mics. So simple and easy to use.
thank you for always dropping knowledge bombs! I trust your opinion explicitly. what d you feel about the IXEL Wireless cavalier microphone compared to the RODE (they seem exactly the same besides the housing and the obvious price difference of about $180)
Those look very similar to the Sakoni that I have. The rode are worth the extra money
Nice stuff I think it sounds good when I sing;) thanks for this info ..
Awesome! Never tried it with singing (i don't really sing)