How to setup the RODE WIRELESS PRO for the first time!

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  • Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
  • A simple run through of how to setting up the Rode Wireless Pro for the first time. The video includes showing how to download the Rode central app in laptop and updating firmware.
    Audio recorded using Rode Wireless Pro onboard mic. Compressor and voice isolation added in post.
    00:00 - 00:59 Opening the box
    1:00 - 2:26 Plugging in the charging case & installing the app on a laptop.
    2:26 - 3:22 Updating rode wireless pro firmware
    3:22 - 5:48 Setting up the tx & rx units
    5:48 - 6:24 Seeing the tx units connected to the rx unit and showing record light
    6:24 - 7:14 Looking through the accessories case
    7:14 - 7:50 Looking at the lavalier 2
    7:50 - 8:48 How to install the furry windshields on the mics
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  • @ricketts0
    @ricketts0 12 днів тому +1

    Great tutorial, thank you! Just picked up my first set of RODE Wireless Pros and this was a big help! Now I need to learn about using timecode (not even sure my Sony A7III supports timecode).

    • @videographerstuff539
      @videographerstuff539  12 днів тому +1

      Great to hear! With timecode, are you using more than one camera or an external audio recorder?

    • @ricketts0
      @ricketts0 9 днів тому +1

      @@videographerstuff539 I'm not a professional, so I just have my one camera, but I'm curious if timecode makes it easier to sync my audio in post which'll save me a few steps. I have a Zoom H1N but with the new RODE's, I'm thinking I'll never pull that out again.

    • @videographerstuff539
      @videographerstuff539  7 днів тому +1

      Yeah it’s interesting to learn about timecode. With the A7 you would need to record the timecode as an audio signal using the 3.5mm jack. Depending on your editing software you’d then tell it to convert the that signal to timecode. Its a complicated way to do it :)
      Once you set the rode up it can send the timecode audio to one channel and the other channel would have the audio coming from the transmitter units.
      In general if you’re only using one camera, it’s much easier not to worry about timecode and just record the audio straight into camera. Then if you need to use the files on the rode you can just ‘sync via audio’ in your editing program.
      Hope that all makes sense 🤞

  • @pramuzu
    @pramuzu 4 місяці тому +1

    Brilliant tutorial. Thanks. Really clear, step by step. Saved me about 2 hours! Cheers

  • @divotdudes
    @divotdudes 6 місяців тому +1

    Loved the video! Thanks a ton brotha, got us right for our next video!

  • @erikaharlos-szendrey8341
    @erikaharlos-szendrey8341 8 місяців тому +1

    Great video, thanks a lot. Managed to set up my new Wireless Pro with it.

  • @ChrisMitchells_FlyingCameras
    @ChrisMitchells_FlyingCameras 9 місяців тому +1

    Cool video. Nice work. I love my Wireless Pro too!

  • @AMLagoni
    @AMLagoni Місяць тому +1

    Hi!
    Is it possible to use the Mics directly when filming on an iPhone, instead of the Build in mic on the phone?

    • @videographerstuff539
      @videographerstuff539  Місяць тому

      Hello, yep you sure can, there’s a supplied cable you get with the kit that you plug the receiver into your iPhone, then the two mics are ready to work straight on your phone. The cable is usbc to lighting. New iphones is usbc to usbc.
      1 × SC21 USB-C to Lightning cable