Useful video, thank you. I just want to know what type of cable is needed to connect the rode wireless go 2 receiver to my galaxy S10, and does it connect to galaxy S10 or not
great video! your audio sounds so good! i bought this system a month ago in fact the 2nd generation to pair up with my atem mini pro for livestreams. i plug the receiver into the 3.5mm jack and it connect perfectly. however the noise level is pretty high. it picks up so much background noise and it is very frustrating. there are eq and dynamic effects in the atem minis software control but i don’t seem to manage to get rid of that background noise. perhaps i’m not dialing in the correct settings? or maybe there is a piece of hardware i am required to use to connect the rode wireless go to the atem - something like an audio interface for example? I’ve watched so many videos on the rode wireless go and all of them display good clean audio. but straight out of the box, with no effects n dynamics… the noise level is pretty high… no one seems to speak about that issue.. it’s a pretty big one. i really would like to know how to get rid of noise on set without any post processing… thanks so much, great chanel!
Thank you so much! Only thinks I can think of is changing the gain levels on the actual reciever of your wireless go as well. Make sure it’s not all the way up as you will get more background hiss
What are your thoughts on the Rode Wireless Go and some accessories to go with it?
Useful video, thank you. I just want to know what type of cable is needed to connect the rode wireless go 2 receiver to my galaxy S10, and does it connect to galaxy S10 or not
great video! your audio sounds so good! i bought this system a month ago in fact the 2nd generation to pair up with my atem mini pro for livestreams. i plug the receiver into the 3.5mm jack and it connect perfectly. however the noise level is pretty high. it picks up so much background noise and it is very frustrating. there are eq and dynamic effects in the atem minis software control but i don’t seem to manage to get rid of that background noise. perhaps i’m not dialing in the correct settings? or maybe there is a piece of hardware i am required to use to connect the rode wireless go to the atem - something like an audio interface for example? I’ve watched so many videos on the rode wireless go and all of them display good clean audio. but straight out of the box, with no effects n dynamics… the noise level is pretty high… no one seems to speak about that issue.. it’s a pretty big one. i really would like to know how to get rid of noise on set without any post processing… thanks so much, great chanel!
Thank you so much! Only thinks I can think of is changing the gain levels on the actual reciever of your wireless go as well. Make sure it’s not all the way up as you will get more background hiss