Thanks for the video. Have you tested at how long distance you can keep the mic from your head and still get good quality audio? I have been really trying to research this thing. I'm thinking whether I should buy a shotgun mic or would DJI Mic be reasonably good
Only thing that's not mentioned that IS worth mentioning is that some of the features Jeven mentions are new features. I hadn't updated my DJI Mic firmware since purchased...'cause I had no problems. I'm guess sooo many people who have had this for better than a year haven't looked for an update. Features since they first came out are: REC Stop Lock Auto Record LED Brightness (both RX and TX) Auto RX Power Off Option The main menu I'd also altered and easier to go to the RX settings. Thanks Jeven! Great Vid, this really helps explain some settings and would have saved me hours of trial and error.
@@jonnanieminen8848 i taped the dji to my friends mic who's in a band and the audio came out excellent. the only issue im having is that it records in 30 minute increments
Just a quick tip for folks synching their backup recording in post using Final Cut Pro : - Import your video and your audio file, then select "create multicam clip". This will usually instantly synch your audio with your video. Saved me a lot of time!
I'm a pro-audio guy. Pretty good explanation, but to clarify gain staging, the steps ought to be 1) set the transmitter gain so it is in the range you desire (probably just into the yellow as an average), 2) set the receiver gain so that it is also averaging just into the yellow, 3) set the camera input gain so it is averaging just into the yellow. This is common gain staging technique, and once you've done it a few times, it's really easy to do on-site and on-the-fly. Every scenario is going to be different, so it really ought to be done for each shoot. As for the low-cut, 150hz is a little on the high side, so I would generally suggest leaving the low-cut off and adding a filter in post if it's needed. For reference, most audio consoles that have a low-cut button (and no adjustable frequency) have it somewhere between 80 hz and 120 hz.
Could I ask a specific question : I will be recording some shots in which there will be chainsaw use. So, medium / loud audio while saw is idling, then very loud audio when the saw is running full throttle. Are the "safety" channels sufficient for this kind of recording or should something different be done? Just curious.
@@SouthernItalyHomestead Unfortunately, the answer is, "it depends". I suspect that the safety channel will be a sufficient differential, but maybe a creative edit where the sound of the chain saw is covered by music may be a good option if it doesn't work out.
Something worth mentioning, the effect of reciever gain on dji mic does not display on its screen, or the monitoring headphone pluged into dji mic reciever. Only the camera audio level bar or headphone pluged into camera is affected by reciever gain.
Hey Jeven. I do dentistry full time and I listen to your videos while im filling teeth. I listen to them all the way through and im unable to skip the ads so I hope im helping your insights. Please keep it up. I dream of cutting the cord from work and making money on UA-cam. Someday
Exceptional video, Jeven. Lots of invaluable information, clearly explained. Kudos to you! Two small things I noticed: At 5:56, after talking about the 6db pad on the Mono with Safety track, you say that the backup recording is "-20db lower." I knew what you meant--that's it's actually -6db--but it might cause confusion to some. The other thing is something I just learned moments ago on another excellent UA-cam tutorial--after you update to the new firmware released in January (Vers. 2.00.72.87), you can now completely turn off the LEDs on the transmitters while using them. Granted, this is not about sound, but I thought you might like to know. All in all though, this was an outstanding tutorial and I'm grateful you took the time to make it.
I find that with the mic connected to the camera, the sound is muffled. I totally forgot about the stand-alone recording feature it has 💀😭. Being an audiophile, I completely left out that step 🤦🏽♂️.
Best advice is to lower the camera gain as far as possible, because that's generally where noise is introduced the most (especially with Canon cameras). Then you have only TX and RX to worry about.
I just stumbled upon this comment, how low you mean, if its 0 doesn't record audio even with mic on, if its 1 its super low. I had my camera mic gain at 23 and the dii transmitter at 0 and picked up so much background noise at a convention event, was pretty pissed.
@@KN-mi7mh You have to try with different values to find the sweet spot, but keep the camera gain value as low as you can while still getting a decent signal. There should be some kind of audio meter in the camera to show you the level being picked up, so use that to keep around -6 db max.
@@KN-mi7mh i'll give you my personal example, i usually work with canon camcoders and set the camera volume between 15 and 20, auto gain is too high, from there, i set the rx gain in a -5 and tx gain +4, works fine at loud enviroments, i usually do live streaming of youth football so the crowds are very noisey here in Mexico, but you have to sometimes play with the mic values depending on how loud the backround noise is, if it´s too loud i go down in the rx at a -6.
Thanks for this video. I've been running the gain a bit hot on my camera because I didn't know the transmitters had their own gain. lol. I've only been adjusting the gain on the camera and receiver. This made my sound better! Thank you!
DJI gave us so many tools in these microphones to get good audio. Its confusing at first but after tweaking all the gains you can get super clean audio
So helpful! I purchased a DJI mic about 3-4 months ago and have been using it with my iPhone. My Sony A7C came in the mail today and lo and behold this video pops up which reminded me that I needed a refresher on how to use the the DJI mic with an actual camera. Thanks Jeven! Great info.
It works fine with the iPhone? I read on other videos a lot of people were having problems with sound quality when trying to use their iPhone .something about only recording in mono?
I watched your beginners tutorial. I was specifically interested in the sound settings (mono, stereo, mono s), technicalities aside, I found the most intuitive way to set the sound up to your desired channel/setting was simply to plug in some external headphones to use as monitors while you are setting up. That gives instant feedback while you play with the settings. Quicker than recording various clips, uploading to your computer, trying to ascertain what speaker the sound is coming out from. This method gives you realtime feedback. Great video by the way. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a ton Jeven! (FOOTNOTE: Firmware Update 2023.01.04 - Version: v02.00.72.87, Added LED off option for transmitter. Go to TX Settings > LED Brightness > Off to "turn off the transmitter LED" and reduce the light affect during recording.) Love it! ;-) T
I recently bought this system, tomorrow I will record the first interview. For me, you are doing the right things at the right time 😀Thank you very much 🤗
12:32 On an iPhone, there’s a work around to get stereo input. Just use a female usb c to Lightning and use the usb c attachment on the receiver. I got a pack of 3 for 6 dollars on Amazon. It works like a charm.
Its a really amazing product and this is a excellent user guide to get the best audio from it. Personally, I only ever use stand-alone TX'er and then sync it via wav file to my video footage in Davinci Resolve. As Im running most of the time when Im recording, my issue is how to not get the TX to bounce when Im running! As Jeven has pointed out, some clothes are better than others!
Excellent job, 1st-Class production!! (jealous, btw). I can give insight for those asking about a Sony A7iv in which you MUST boost the Rx gain a lot (at least +10), if you want to keep the Sony's Audio Level as low as possible; seemingly every pro-audio expert's advice. I have a very strong "speaker's" voice, and yet, my Tx really needs to be at +6 to even tap the Yellow. Hope this helps.
I set my transmitter gain to +6, and receiver gain to +12 and in FCP the VU meters only hit -12 playing back and that's boosted in FCP by raising the line all the way. DJI mics are recording too low I think.
Excellent tutorial as usual. You teach in a way which a three year old can understand. Without it sounding as though you are talking in a way which a three year old can understand 😊
You really are good at what you do. Your explanation is amazing for a person like me who is learning about all this. Thank you! This is my go to channel for all things camera equipment.
This was a good "sequel" to the original beginner video. Or is it a "prequel"? No matter, I found both very informative and useful as a DJi Mic owner. Keep up the good work! 👍
Jeven, got these DJI a year back and your 2 videos were a great help in getting started. And they do work well. I have recently added a becktex preamp to connect the DJI to and then the Beacktek and then the Sony A7iii and then out to OBS. Starting to experiment wit the gain staging - any suggestions? Thanks
There’s also a new firmware update which fixes bugs and adds new features; ability to turn off the LED indicator, auto off after 30 mins when not recording, etc.
THANKS, Jeven! This was very helpful, well done and great info. I have a Sony A7Siii and used the +6dB and 9 on the camera, and it worked PERFECTLY! Thanks again! 😀
You just saved me so much time! Thank you. I can’t wait to use these things. Also they allow you to turn the lights off now. I wonder if you had something to do with that.
Tbh I bought the dji mic shortly after watching your first video. I wonder if you could help me with something.... I am going to be running a game show on my channel where I have a host and two teams of 2 people, so 5 people in total on stage. I was planning on use the dji mic on each person so there'd be 5 recordings. Of course I'm going to play around with different settings but based on that info what would you say would be the best settings in regards to mono/stereo or do you think it would be better to just hit record on all transmitters and have them all set to mono? I have a feeling I'm going to run into a lot of problems so any advice from you or anyone reading this would be very helpful. Thanks for the videos mate by the way I've been following them for a while and they have helped me out, very clear and to the point 😎
Great video. I've been following you for a while. I did use your link and purchased this set. Thank you for taking the time and explaining everything.🤙
At 08:50 you're talking about duplicating the audio track, how is that done? I've done a recording in stereo, I've used both mic's which are producing different audio levels and then I've followed your instructions by altering the audio to dual mono but I can't work out how to then individually adjust each audio channel as you are doing in the video? Can anyone help please?
This was so incredibly helpful. I don’t know how it’s gonna turn out when I plug the transmitter into my soundboard for a music gig, but we’ll see. One of the problems I am really having is my iPhone or my Samsung phone will not I repeat, not see the receiver. I don’t know what the fix is for that. I can’t find any answers online.
Love the intro talk. Now I know my mics are not only super small, but also super compact 😁 When I ordered them, I was a bit worried they only would be one of those two things 😁 Just having some innocent fun with the "marketing mumbo jumbo", it's a good video 👍😁
Make sure you check out my beginners guide as well. That video goes over every button on the system and this one focuses on the process to get the best audio
Watch the complete beginners guide for the DJI MIC: ua-cam.com/video/cgYHsOQXjyk/v-deo.html
Thanks for the video. Have you tested at how long distance you can keep the mic from your head and still get good quality audio? I have been really trying to research this thing. I'm thinking whether I should buy a shotgun mic or would DJI Mic be reasonably good
Only thing that's not mentioned that IS worth mentioning is that some of the features Jeven mentions are new features. I hadn't updated my DJI Mic firmware since purchased...'cause I had no problems. I'm guess sooo many people who have had this for better than a year haven't looked for an update.
Features since they first came out are:
REC Stop Lock
Auto Record
LED Brightness (both RX and TX)
Auto RX Power Off Option
The main menu I'd also altered and easier to go to the RX settings.
Thanks Jeven! Great Vid, this really helps explain some settings and would have saved me hours of trial and error.
@@jonnanieminen8848 i taped the dji to my friends mic who's in a band and the audio came out excellent. the only issue im having is that it records in 30 minute increments
Very Very Good! Thank you for this!
Just a quick tip for folks synching their backup recording in post using Final Cut Pro :
- Import your video and your audio file, then select "create multicam clip". This will usually instantly synch your audio with your video. Saved me a lot of time!
I'm a pro-audio guy. Pretty good explanation, but to clarify gain staging, the steps ought to be 1) set the transmitter gain so it is in the range you desire (probably just into the yellow as an average), 2) set the receiver gain so that it is also averaging just into the yellow, 3) set the camera input gain so it is averaging just into the yellow. This is common gain staging technique, and once you've done it a few times, it's really easy to do on-site and on-the-fly. Every scenario is going to be different, so it really ought to be done for each shoot.
As for the low-cut, 150hz is a little on the high side, so I would generally suggest leaving the low-cut off and adding a filter in post if it's needed. For reference, most audio consoles that have a low-cut button (and no adjustable frequency) have it somewhere between 80 hz and 120 hz.
Thanks this is easy to follow and logical.
Could I ask a specific question : I will be recording some shots in which there will be chainsaw use. So, medium / loud audio while saw is idling, then very loud audio when the saw is running full throttle. Are the "safety" channels sufficient for this kind of recording or should something different be done? Just curious.
@@SouthernItalyHomestead Unfortunately, the answer is, "it depends". I suspect that the safety channel will be a sufficient differential, but maybe a creative edit where the sound of the chain saw is covered by music may be a good option if it doesn't work out.
Something worth mentioning, the effect of reciever gain on dji mic does not display on its screen, or the monitoring headphone pluged into dji mic reciever. Only the camera audio level bar or headphone pluged into camera is affected by reciever gain.
If I'm just using a transmitter without the receiver (standalone mode), any tips on setting that gain?
DON’T YOU EVER STOP MAKING THESE INVALUABLE TUTORIALS!! 😊
you should have dji mic to feel it valuable .. 👍
Okay i wont!
Very good and very helpful thanks for the video.
Hey Jeven. I do dentistry full time and I listen to your videos while im filling teeth. I listen to them all the way through and im unable to skip the ads so I hope im helping your insights. Please keep it up. I dream of cutting the cord from work and making money on UA-cam. Someday
FINALLY! I’ve been waiting for someone to make a video on these specific settings. You rock Jeven.
Exceptional video, Jeven. Lots of invaluable information, clearly explained. Kudos to you! Two small things I noticed: At 5:56, after talking about the 6db pad on the Mono with Safety track, you say that the backup recording is "-20db lower." I knew what you meant--that's it's actually -6db--but it might cause confusion to some. The other thing is something I just learned moments ago on another excellent UA-cam tutorial--after you update to the new firmware released in January (Vers. 2.00.72.87), you can now completely turn off the LEDs on the transmitters while using them. Granted, this is not about sound, but I thought you might like to know. All in all though, this was an outstanding tutorial and I'm grateful you took the time to make it.
I find that with the mic connected to the camera, the sound is muffled. I totally forgot about the stand-alone recording feature it has 💀😭. Being an audiophile, I completely left out that step 🤦🏽♂️.
Thanks!
Got mine around the week it got released. My 2nd ever wireless mic, so versatile, and so flexible thanks to its built in memory.
Love this wireless system!
Hey, wanted to ask: it can be compatible with a phone right?
You are top notch! Your tutorials are by far the best on UA-cam. 1M here you come! You deserve it!
Best advice is to lower the camera gain as far as possible, because that's generally where noise is introduced the most (especially with Canon cameras). Then you have only TX and RX to worry about.
This exactly!
I just stumbled upon this comment, how low you mean, if its 0 doesn't record audio even with mic on, if its 1 its super low. I had my camera mic gain at 23 and the dii transmitter at 0 and picked up so much background noise at a convention event, was pretty pissed.
@@KN-mi7mh You have to try with different values to find the sweet spot, but keep the camera gain value as low as you can while still getting a decent signal. There should be some kind of audio meter in the camera to show you the level being picked up, so use that to keep around -6 db max.
@@KN-mi7mh i'll give you my personal example, i usually work with canon camcoders and set the camera volume between 15 and 20, auto gain is too high, from there, i set the rx gain in a -5 and tx gain +4, works fine at loud enviroments, i usually do live streaming of youth football so the crowds are very noisey here in Mexico, but you have to sometimes play with the mic values depending on how loud the backround noise is, if it´s too loud i go down in the rx at a -6.
Man! You are good at this bro!!! Never stop doing these exactly the way you are doing it. Only direct great information! No nonsense! Love it! Thanks!
just buying my DJI Mic.
and I want to thank you for complete tutorial.
Thanks for this video. I've been running the gain a bit hot on my camera because I didn't know the transmitters had their own gain. lol. I've only been adjusting the gain on the camera and receiver. This made my sound better! Thank you!
DJI gave us so many tools in these microphones to get good audio. Its confusing at first but after tweaking all the gains you can get super clean audio
Hello, I want to make a sound recording But if only my voice came out, you could explain it to me
So helpful! I purchased a DJI mic about 3-4 months ago and have been using it with my iPhone. My Sony A7C came in the mail today and lo and behold this video pops up which reminded me that I needed a refresher on how to use the the DJI mic with an actual camera. Thanks Jeven! Great info.
It works fine with the iPhone? I read on other videos a lot of people were having problems with sound quality when trying to use their iPhone .something about only recording in mono?
@@Kyle-if4jg i’ve only tried it in mono, solo creator, here. That said, yes, it’s been working for me on iPhone
Thanks for the info. Do you have a vid where you talk about how you edit this audio track so it sounds so crisp like this? Thanks!
I watched your beginners tutorial. I was specifically interested in the sound settings (mono, stereo, mono s), technicalities aside, I found the most intuitive way to set the sound up to your desired channel/setting was simply to plug in some external headphones to use as monitors while you are setting up. That gives instant feedback while you play with the settings. Quicker than recording various clips, uploading to your computer, trying to ascertain what speaker the sound is coming out from. This method gives you realtime feedback. Great video by the way. Thanks for sharing.
Very well done, Jeven! Another video that I'll re-watch until I get it right, just like your intro to the DJI mic. Thank you.
Just bought this mic, these videos have been really helpful! Great job!
FYI I last week I purchased the DJI Mic with the charger case--after watching you vid, so no pressure... But I gotta say, so far it is 100% worth it.
Such a good wireless system!
Great video. I just stepped into this system and finding my way. Appreciate your time and insight.
I've been using this for a couple months and still learned a few tricks. Appreciated.
Love from India 🇮🇳. I just love watching your vdos. Everytime I learn something new. Thanks.
You explain this really well in an easy to understand way thank you!
Can’t wait till you reach 1MILLION subscribers. You’re so consistent!
A _sensational_ video! Just what I needed - thank you soooooo much!
Now off to test Tx, Rx, and camera audio settings
I hope you're happy and rich because you deserve both those thigns. Your videos are very useful - thank you.
Thanks a ton Jeven! (FOOTNOTE: Firmware Update 2023.01.04
- Version: v02.00.72.87, Added LED off option for transmitter. Go to TX Settings > LED Brightness > Off to "turn off the transmitter LED" and reduce the light affect during recording.) Love it! ;-) T
Great video! I love your channel, keep up the good work 🙌
You just make the best how-to videos, hands down. Many thanks!!
Thank you so much bro 🙏🙏🙏 The best tutorial I ever saw in my life 🔥
Jeven, thank you for these videos. Extremely helpful. Keep up the great work!
I recently bought this system, tomorrow I will record the first interview. For me, you are doing the right things at the right time 😀Thank you very much 🤗
We just bought these and DJI doesn't include instructions. This is exactly the kind of video we needed, so thank you!
12:32 On an iPhone, there’s a work around to get stereo input. Just use a female usb c to Lightning and use the usb c attachment on the receiver. I got a pack of 3 for 6 dollars on Amazon. It works like a charm.
can you link to the ones you bought that you like?
Thanks so much for this. Just pick a set up and need to use it this weekend.
Just wanted to thank you for making these videos!!! You have no idea how much you’ve helped me!! You’re an inspiration man!!!
The tutorial I´ve been waiting for. Excellent video!!👏👏
Glad you liked it!
man i don't even have this dji mic but still i watched this whole video. amazing info
love it ❤
Thanks for the tutorial. Helps me to improve my videos on my channel. 👍
Thank you for making this video. Really helpful. 😎👍
Its a really amazing product and this is a excellent user guide to get the best audio from it. Personally, I only ever use stand-alone TX'er and then sync it via wav file to my video footage in Davinci Resolve. As Im running most of the time when Im recording, my issue is how to not get the TX to bounce when Im running! As Jeven has pointed out, some clothes are better than others!
Excellent job, 1st-Class production!! (jealous, btw). I can give insight for those asking about a Sony A7iv in which you MUST boost the Rx gain a lot (at least +10), if you want to keep the Sony's Audio Level as low as possible; seemingly every pro-audio expert's advice. I have a very strong "speaker's" voice, and yet, my Tx really needs to be at +6 to even tap the Yellow. Hope this helps.
I set my transmitter gain to +6, and receiver gain to +12 and in FCP the VU meters only hit -12 playing back and that's boosted in FCP by raising the line all the way. DJI mics are recording too low I think.
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. It is correctly paced, well illustrated, and clearly spoken.
Excellent tips and helpful closeups during operation - - helped me out immensely, thank you!💯
Mate, you’ve ticked every single box with this video. SO helpful! Thanks 🙏🏼
Glad it was helpful!
There is so much value in this video :-) and your other videos aswell ! Highly appreciated
Great video with tons of useful information. Thank you!
Excelent video, straight to the point 👍🏽
Excellent tutorial as usual. You teach in a way which a three year old can understand. Without it sounding as though you are talking in a way which a three year old can understand 😊
I just picked this up. I appreciate the guide. Very good!
Awesome video on the various ideal settings in the DJI Mic.
Great video. Nice not having a distracting soundtrack. Thank you
Very detailed and so useful for dji mic users. Thank you always for these intuitive videos 👍
Really well done. Thanks!
Brilliant, your videos are by far the best out there. I’ve learned so much and am loving my GoPro and Dji wireless mic😊👍👏
the best explanation of Stereo and mono!
thank you so much for this guide - man there's so much to this mic setup!
Thanks for this tutorial , very helpful....
I’m only a few minutes into this video and it is sweet!
I hope to be creating videos like this to help others!
Amazing video, thank you Jeven
Thanks mate. Invaluable information. Much appreciated.
Great video Jeven! This is exactly what I was looking for 👍 I like the style of your videos 👏
Excellent content and guidance Jeven. Thanks.
Great information Jeven, and wonderfully explained - thank you.
Thank you for this video. I have been using the DJI mic with my Insta360 one inch for vlogging. Your videos are always very helpful. Thank you again.
Great to hear!
You really are good at what you do. Your explanation is amazing for a person like me who is learning about all this. Thank you! This is my go to channel for all things camera equipment.
Thank you for your effort in making this helpful video. Much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant video mate!
Dji nailed it with this build
Such a solid system!
@Jeven Dovey than you for responding. Recent subscriber and have loved your channel
@@serranosmobile Thank You 🙏
May I ask what camera you used to record this video?
Thank you so much for the info, I love my DJI Mic
I took a lot value from your video. Great job
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.
my god. love this video.. I was looking for it
This was a good "sequel" to the original beginner video. Or is it a "prequel"? No matter, I found both very informative and useful as a DJi Mic owner. Keep up the good work! 👍
Jeven, got these DJI a year back and your 2 videos were a great help in getting started. And they do work well. I have recently added a becktex preamp to connect the DJI to and then the Beacktek and then the Sony A7iii and then out to OBS. Starting to experiment wit the gain staging - any suggestions? Thanks
So helpful! Thank you sir.
You are welcome!
There’s also a new firmware update which fixes bugs and adds new features; ability to turn off the LED indicator, auto off after 30 mins when not recording, etc.
THANKS, Jeven! This was very helpful, well done and great info. I have a Sony A7Siii and used the +6dB and 9 on the camera, and it worked PERFECTLY! Thanks again! 😀
Thank you 🙏 super helpful
The quality of the audio from the mic in that position of your t shirt is unreal. Do you edit the file after recording to improve the sound quality?
Great tutorial! Thanks for putting it together. My DJI mics just arrived. I'm looking forward to upping my audio game, starting tomorrow.
great video man.
You just saved me so much time! Thank you. I can’t wait to use these things.
Also they allow you to turn the lights off now. I wonder if you had something to do with that.
Thanks for this video.!!!
Tbh I bought the dji mic shortly after watching your first video. I wonder if you could help me with something....
I am going to be running a game show on my channel where I have a host and two teams of 2 people, so 5 people in total on stage. I was planning on use the dji mic on each person so there'd be 5 recordings. Of course I'm going to play around with different settings but based on that info what would you say would be the best settings in regards to mono/stereo or do you think it would be better to just hit record on all transmitters and have them all set to mono? I have a feeling I'm going to run into a lot of problems so any advice from you or anyone reading this would be very helpful.
Thanks for the videos mate by the way I've been following them for a while and they have helped me out, very clear and to the point 😎
Great tutorial for the DJI Mic! So much information I didn't know about. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. I've been following you for a while. I did use your link and purchased this set. Thank you for taking the time and explaining everything.🤙
I was just wondering why my recorded sound from the (DJI mic) transmitter was so low, and then I found this very useful video. Thanks !
At 08:50 you're talking about duplicating the audio track, how is that done? I've done a recording in stereo, I've used both mic's which are producing different audio levels and then I've followed your instructions by altering the audio to dual mono but I can't work out how to then individually adjust each audio channel as you are doing in the video? Can anyone help please?
Thank you so much for the info man 🤘🏾
No problem!!
These 2 videos are excellent! Thx
Would you still recommend the dji mic 1?
10:36 what about recommended setting when using the receiver plugged into a phone?
This was so incredibly helpful. I don’t know how it’s gonna turn out when I plug the transmitter into my soundboard for a music gig, but we’ll see. One of the problems I am really having is my iPhone or my Samsung phone will not I repeat, not see the receiver. I don’t know what the fix is for that. I can’t find any answers online.
Love the intro talk. Now I know my mics are not only super small, but also super compact 😁
When I ordered them, I was a bit worried they only would be one of those two things 😁
Just having some innocent fun with the "marketing mumbo jumbo", it's a good video 👍😁
I just bought one so this video will come in handy once I have a chance to watch it
Make sure you check out my beginners guide as well. That video goes over every button on the system and this one focuses on the process to get the best audio
@Jeven Dovey watched it and its in the saved file for later reference. Thank you sir