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Why is it that the sound from the internal microphone of the Go 2 is better than when the sound is connected to the camera? For example, when I use merged mode + db-6 + audio mic 1. When I speak louder the audio from connecting to the camera sounds too high, but when I hear the sound from the internal backup transmitter the sound is good and not peaking. Please explain and provide a solution 🙏
Thank you. Just got one. One TX for personal tutorials and mic-handle interviews. This was very helpful. I think I can even connect the TX to a rodecaster without the receiver if I'm not mistaken. Do you know anything about that? I have a RØdecaster Pro II and I figured the best place to test my gain settings before going off on a shoot would be right at my rodecaster with my headphones on. But I was curious if it's tough to connect.
Bruh it’s sad that you buy this item and you have to go to UA-cam to watch how to set them up .. there’s no instructions or nothing that helps in the actual box
Im not even finished watching your video and this might be the best tutorial I have ever watched. I am a photographer and a videographer and I have watched a TON. From your clear visuals to your expert explanations of the gear, this was an OUTSTANDING review. Thank you!
I just bought a Rode Wireless Go II and i've now got a brilliant understanding of how to use it. One of the best video guides i've seen, keep them coming.
Hi Peter. How are you getting on with the Rode Wireless Go II? I was about to buy the first version of the Go, but opted for the Go II at the last minute. It arrives in a couple of days. I want to wear the mic under clothing - have you tried this? Any tips for minimising rustling? I'm hoping a dead cat will be enough.
I find it excellent. I use a lav mic but wear it on the outside of my clothes. I use a dead cat and its only very very windy conditions that have an effect in terms of wind noise. Ive heard lots of negatives about this mic but I find it to be flawless - so far.
@@petercorbett1610 Okay thanks for that. I'm hoping it might be possible to keep the mic fully hidden under clothing, without going for a lav mic, but I suppose only testing can tell me what will and won't work.
I can hear tons of background noise on my Rode Wireless 2, my apartment is entirely silent except for a little noise from my refrigerator and I have the camera audio very low and the gain on the microphone at -27 DB and i can still hear the background noise from the fridge VERY clearly. The audio sounds awful considering this cost me $260
God bless you, man. After spending 8 seconds on the RODE instruction sheet and learning nothing, I spent most of the day learning everything there is to know about this powerful device - thanks to you. I'm not sure how anyone could use these mics correctly without watching your instructional video. Well done, and thank you.
Your video is really a lifesaver for someone like me who has close to zero idea of how microphones and audio recording actually work. Excellent demonstration and explanation!
28:30 Adjust levels on the rode, but monitor on the camera. This detail is huge. Thank you for making this video! If you do shorts, this would be a good one.
I just bought the Rode Wireless Go 2 today and I am so happy I came accross your video and your amazing tutorial. This is probably one of the best tutorials that I have seen on UA-cam. You are very thorough with tour explanation and it helped me a lot. I was actually kind of upset when I bought it for my content production because I have heard great things about the product but I had no idea how it worked or how to use it. If it was not for your video I would have been so lost. Please continue to make great tutorials like this, were we can all benefit from. You are amazing 🙏
I must've watched at least 50+ Trainings on the Rode Wireless Go2 - and Not Only is this the ABSOLUTE BEST Training, delivered in a short, succinct format - I believe this Training will help ANY newbie dealing with cameras and mic's to get a CLEAR UNDERSTANDING of the Audio-variables involved in a camera/mic setup. This should be made mandatory in every Creative University, the Understanding of the Basic Principles is so deep, with so much clarity!! Thanks a MILLION, Jeven - You Rock!!
The thing that convinced me to sell my Wireless GO I and get the II is the USB-C connectivity to my MacBook Pro and to my iPhone with the SC-15 cable. Great video! Super detailed
I know this video is a year old, but many still watch it. Two things: 1. Rode updated so that you can batch export backup files from Rode Central app. Life is way better. 2. The transmitter CONTINUES to record even after receiver is turned off. Not sure if that new, but I verified that today. I recorded to H6, let a dialogue going while I turned off the H6, unplugged the Rode receiver and then powered it off. I then continued talking for awhile to see. When I plugged the transmitter into Rode Central, all of the dialogue was there, even after the receiver was powered off.
Having just bought the GoII your video was priceless. There is no mention in packaging about the software and generally the information with the device is lacking. I have recommended to Rode that you be compensated for providing a superior user engagement. Great stuff - thank you so much
Your guide was superbly clear, detailed and very well structured with topics introduced and later involving deep dives. I owned the first model and now have the Mark II and you highlighted things that I never knew were possible. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this super in depth breakdown man. I'm a rookie here and have a great documentary i'm trying to work on and just got these to record the audio. This helped me so so much man. I'm really greatful. Tough doing it all on your own with just your middle America budget, but I got these and a gimble so it's getting there! If anyone is ever interested, i'm working on something i'm proud of... weight loss journey and sustainability, including all the ups and downs because there are plenty of both.
Your channel features some of the highest quality tutorials I've seen. Your pace is easy to follow, you speak clearly and in terms that are easy to understand, you don't assume that the viewer knows anything and don't leave details to the imagination, you even create scenarios that the user will encounter to help us understand why a feature is useful and what for etc. If someone can't figure out _exactly_ how to operate something after watching one of your tutorials, I honestly don't know if they'll ever get it lol.
Just received my Rode Wireless GO 2. I'm now half-way into this tutorial and I got to say that you give the best advice. You've saved me from multiple disasters already!
This is an insanely good tutorial. As someone who use the RWG II for the odd job here and there, I need a refresher each time. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
I can hear tons of background noise on my Rode Wireless 2, my apartment is entirely silent except for a little noise from my refrigerator and I have the camera audio very low and the gain on the microphone at -27 DB and i can still hear the background noise from the fridge VERY clearly. The audio sounds awful considering this cost me $260
You are phenomenal. Clear. Broken down instructions that have me confident for my shoot tomorrow. I agree with other comments that RODE needs to hire you .. They have great products but their 'training' videos are high on flashiness and very low on actual helpfulness.
I hope Rode paid you handsomely for being their human instruction manual. If they didn’t, they should! Watching this video gave me everything that I needed and more, to use my newly purchased Rode II. Much more helpful than the information, or rather the lack of, that came with the units. Well done sir and thank you!
2 years later and your still helping people lol. Honestly, for over a week now I couldn't figure out what the H was going on! You're the only one who's explained it to me. Thank you!! Off to get off get adaptors in the morning 😅
Hi Jeven, greatings from Australia. I bought the system yesterday and am studying a video editing course at night school. Thanks for such a comprehensive tutorial. Easy to follow. I have saved so I can watch over and over again so it all sinks in. Cheers mate - well done.
Long, but well worth the watch if you own these microphones!! Thank you for taking the time to explain the use, various settings, and workflow for one- and two-person recording sessions. I'm just getting mine set up. I've learned that -18db is too low to record. I'll put these up to -6db and do another test. I'm recording a drag car on Sunday (1,100hp) and I'm concerned about the audio blowing out. I'll be sure to dial down the gain to -18db when he fires up the engine. Thank you Jeven - terrific tutorial. All the best, Cheers Rick PS - I liked your example of exercise trainers getting excited - that worked for me. Often I'll film next to a highway, and I'm yelling to be heard over the traffic. In those situations--like yours--I have to turn down the gain so my audio doesn't "blow out."
I actually have two sets of these. A serious game changer and an incredibly reliable and useful tool. This video is epic! I feel like I’m stealing it by watching for free!
I had just gotten the new RodeGo2 for a shoot the very next day, and while stressing over my lack of using the new system and its features, I stumbled on this video!! After watching long enough to understand them a bit, I had to pause the video so I could “process my happiness”!!! My wife’s been laughing at that statement ever since! Thanks for a great tutorial my friend! 😆
Oh my god! i can’t thank you enough.. 13:47 Was legit doing this one simple mistake.. of using headphone input and not the audio input.. I almost requested a refund from the buyer because i thought its a fault in the mic.. searched so many videos and the checked the official website too.. nothing worked bit your video!! thank you so so much❤
Wow, Jeven! I'm at a loss for words to thank you for this video. The clarity and comprehensiveness with which you've explained each function of the Rode Wireless Go II is simply outstanding. As someone who is just starting out and feeling a bit overwhelmed by this topic, your video is exactly what I needed. I greatly appreciate the effort and dedication you've put into every detail, and the way you break down the workflow and the use of Rode Central is invaluable. Thank you for this impeccable work that is truly priceless!
I accidentally unpaired one of my mics yesterday without ever having known how to pair them. Your video with the well marked chapters allowed me to fix it in about a minute. Thanks for that.
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very good.. understood everything! i live in brazil!
This was just what I needed. Bought t Rode Wireless GO II and had no idea how to get started using it with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Note Ultra. Now, I'm ready to start using the system. Can't wait to get started! Thanks for creating this! I will save it for future reference, if I need to refresh my memory, as time goes on.
I bought a Rode wireless Go II today, and after plunking down $200 for a single transmitter unit that’s been around for a couple years - I first was a little perplexed as to why the company would continue to use USB - USBC cables rather than USBC - USBC cables. Neither RX or TX batteries were charged from the package (less than 15%). It took several times for the receiver to begin taking a charge, and now after more than 5 hours the transmitter is still below 15% and doesn’t seem to be charging. Any thoughts, anyone? Thanks! Great video and I agree with other comments - you did an outstanding job covering all the details.
Holy shmokes, that was the best tutorial I've ever come across! Well done, thank you very much indeed. I think Røde should ship this with every Wireless Go II they sell. On a video tape or something. So they can ignore printing the most incomprehensive and stupid manual of theirs. Saves trees. But they then need bigger boxes.
I am only half way through and already SUPER STOKED that you made this video.. I am just starting out and saw RODE in a creator's video. I am brand new to this stuff and so far, its been great. I will have to watch this video a few more times.. but since I am halfway through and it's time to get ready for work.... I will come back and finish this later!!!!! THANKS AGAIN!!!!
Used my wireless go 2 twice in the last year because both times I had audio errors and both were weddings.. after this video I’m brushing the dust off them and going to give them another shot. Appreciate the effort put into this video.
FYI, just got the Go ll and out of the box it had the 12 db settings already set up. Did an initial sound test and all I got was a left channel. Nothing in the directions about how to change this to L+R mono. So glad I saw your video which explains everything.
Thank you so much for this! Just bought the Rode Wireless Go II and this has video has been a lifesaver. I tried to watch the shorter videos on the microphones, but sometimes you have to have step by step explanation. Honestly it didn’t feel like 47 minutes
dude I fu**in love you, I was doing my UA-cam video took me 1 hour to record with the rode microphone,,,,and it only went to mono recording and only the left side recorded.... thank god I came cross your video and u told me I'm able to put it to stereo mode on the editing app (final cut) I thought I was going to have ti redo it... thank u... subscribed ,,
@Jeven Dovey : I just got my Wireless Go II system yesterday, and found your excellent video - thank you. One question though - you mentioned at one point that the gain control from the receiver controls the output level to the camera (so far so good), BUT then you said that will only work if using the 3.5mm-3.5mm cable. Is that right? Does it not control gain if using, say, an iPhone (14 Pro Max in my case) with a USB-C-to-Lightning connector? Will I not be able to control gain levels into my iPhone? Or did I mis-hear or misunderstand that bit?
Purchased this a while back but was a little confused about the levels on my A7siii and on the mics. Thought I'd have to go far and wide to get the answer but this video just showed me how to easily plus more. 👊🏼 TY!!
I damn near lost my mind because I didn’t read the manual nor had knowledge of the split vs merged audio. Thank you so much. Now I’m able to record with Rode 1 and Rode 2 simultaneously with a headphone splitter and TRRS adapters in each line. Much appreciated for the helpful video!
Oh my god thank you so much! I’m a yoga teacher and was having such a headache trying to get my fancy new kit working ready for an online class in the morning. 🌟You are an Angel🌟Perfectly clear instructions, best rode set up video I’ve found and I searched a lot today! 😇🙏 😁💖
Had a few questions about this setup and been wanting this for awhile but couldnt find the answers i needed. You cleared up everything I was wondering about this setup. Great video with some fantastic information
Very helpful video! Thanks Jeven! One thing I want to mention for anyone that sees this comment is that my units came with a much older firmware, so I was trying to follow along and things weren't the same as what I was seeing on this video. Eventually we got to the part about Rode Central and I downloaded that and plugged in and it prompted to me to update to a new firmware, even newer than what was being used at the time ofmaking this video. Well... that made it work like what Jeven was describing. So if you are getting a different looking screen and things arent working, try the Rode Central first and update the firmware if needed. Cheers!
Thanks God this is I am looking because of my subscribers always telling me that they heard only 1 side of headphones and because of your explaination now.Thanks😍❤️
This was Outstanding! I really appreciate you putting this together. I film outside all the time on my channel and just upgraded to this system to get better audio quality. The issue I had was the instructions included were terrible. This tutorial was amazingly informative and clear. Thanks again. Take Care!
Thank you. I am so glad you popped up when I got my Rode out of the box, and I had to google how to use them. I wish I knew you needed a separate cable to plug into the phone, bit annoying. Great video really well presented and super helpful.
Thank you for explaining every single detail...I watched other videos, but I couldn't tell what I was doing wrong until I watched your video. Something soooooo simple! Such as not plugging the cable into the headphones input! LOL The truth is that there are a lot of beginners like me who may benefit from your video! Thank you amigo 😃👍
Thank you so much! I used this Rode Go II system on my kids TV show (at the last minute substitution) and your instruction has been massively helpful! Thank you! Thank you!
Thanks for this masterclass on how to use the Rode Wireless Go II. 🙏 An issue I ran into was I enable Safety Mode with Merged. *The result* : I get a Left Channel with High Volume and a Right Channel with Low Volume.
No tutorial ever tells you where to clip the transmitter when the lav is plugged in. They stop at plugging the lav cable into the transmitter. But this is a GREAT tutorial. Thank you!
Wow that was an excellent tutorial for someone who knows nothing about these mics to learn. Great job I have a very profound understanding of them. Thank you
I just got a Rode Wireless Go II a few days ago to use with a GoPro and this tutorial made it really easy to understand how to use it. This is by far one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
Usually I do not comment on YT videos but this one deserves a lot it. Thank you so so much for this detailed video, with chapters and with so many tips and general usage information. Very very useful.
Thank you!!! I accidentally muted myself and almost started recording... Thanks to your instructions, I was able to figure it out and get back to creating.
What a fantastic video! You explained stuff simply and without it sounding condescending. This would have taken a lot of your time and I just wanted to let you know that I appreciated it. Cheers.
Thank you! I bought this mic and straight out of the box I couldn’t get it working. Thank you for being thorough, if it wasn’t for this video… I was going to return the mics. You’re a life saver ‼️
Dude, I'm a new you tuber that just got monetized and I just got the rode and OMG. You are totally awsome! I hope you read this and I want you to know your my go to guy! Thank you so much. I hope for your continued success!
I've watched TONS of instructional videos to help me learn various camera equipment. I must say this was the best of them. Very well put together and the 47:44 went by In a flash. Thank you so much.
OMG you really know your stuff. This info about the Go 11 is priceless. If we lived in the same contry I would just hire you to do my recording. But with this in-depth knowledge I think I may be able to create and record at least gets something reasonably good. Thank you and bless you for all this valuable knowledge.
The depth of information covered in this video is truly impressive. It’s evident that a lot of effort went into creating such an informative and detailed piece.
I think this might be the best how-to video for the Rode Go II - and you're really easy to listen to - great voice!! I've also used this with my computer for Zoom classes and the quality is really great - as long as your classes don't last too long!
Thank you Jeven, this presentation was excellent. I have had the Rode for ages, finally I know how to use it. All of this should have been provided by Rode.
Thanks for a good tour of the features. It's a great mic, but the instruction card that came with the kit was a bit like an Ikea assembly diagram... They should have just added a QR code straight to this video. I went from simply testing the audio feed to my camera before watching this video to getting my levels on point, setting up backup recording and learning the button sequences to do things! And all acquainted in under an hour. Love it!
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Why is it that the sound from the internal microphone of the Go 2 is better than when the sound is connected to the camera? For example, when I use merged mode + db-6 + audio mic 1. When I speak louder the audio from connecting to the camera sounds too high, but when I hear the sound from the internal backup transmitter the sound is good and not peaking. Please explain and provide a solution 🙏
@jevendovey which cable do I need to purchase for use with the usb-c on my Samsung phone?
Thank you. Just got one. One TX for personal tutorials and mic-handle interviews. This was very helpful. I think I can even connect the TX to a rodecaster without the receiver if I'm not mistaken. Do you know anything about that? I have a RØdecaster Pro II and I figured the best place to test my gain settings before going off on a shoot would be right at my rodecaster with my headphones on. But I was curious if it's tough to connect.
This is all the information that RODE should have included in the box. They should be paying you for this. SO HELPFUL!
Agree! Make sure to tell Rode's that, I have, and if enough of us do they may improve.
👍 Agreed
Bruh it’s sad that you buy this item and you have to go to UA-cam to watch how to set them up .. there’s no instructions or nothing that helps in the actual box
Yes it's true
I agree, it should be standard for companies to pay creators for videos like this. It is more helpful than written directions by a long shot.
Im not even finished watching your video and this might be the best tutorial I have ever watched. I am a photographer and a videographer and I have watched a TON. From your clear visuals to your expert explanations of the gear, this was an OUTSTANDING review. Thank you!
Agreed
I just bought a Rode Wireless Go II and i've now got a brilliant understanding of how to use it. One of the best video guides i've seen, keep them coming.
Hi Peter. How are you getting on with the Rode Wireless Go II? I was about to buy the first version of the Go, but opted for the Go II at the last minute. It arrives in a couple of days. I want to wear the mic under clothing - have you tried this? Any tips for minimising rustling? I'm hoping a dead cat will be enough.
I find it excellent. I use a lav mic but wear it on the outside of my clothes. I use a dead cat and its only very very windy conditions that have an effect in terms of wind noise. Ive heard lots of negatives about this mic but I find it to be flawless - so far.
@@petercorbett1610 Okay thanks for that. I'm hoping it might be possible to keep the mic fully hidden under clothing, without going for a lav mic, but I suppose only testing can tell me what will and won't work.
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I can hear tons of background noise on my Rode Wireless 2, my apartment is entirely silent except for a little noise from my refrigerator and I have the camera audio very low and the gain on the microphone at -27 DB and i can still hear the background noise from the fridge VERY clearly. The audio sounds awful considering this cost me $260
God bless you, man. After spending 8 seconds on the RODE instruction sheet and learning nothing, I spent most of the day learning everything there is to know about this powerful device - thanks to you. I'm not sure how anyone could use these mics correctly without watching your instructional video. Well done, and thank you.
Your video is really a lifesaver for someone like me who has close to zero idea of how microphones and audio recording actually work. Excellent demonstration and explanation!
28:30 Adjust levels on the rode, but monitor on the camera. This detail is huge. Thank you for making this video! If you do shorts, this would be a good one.
I just bought the Rode Wireless Go 2 today and I am so happy I came accross your video and your amazing tutorial. This is probably one of the best tutorials that I have seen on UA-cam. You are very thorough with tour explanation and it helped me a lot. I was actually kind of upset when I bought it for my content production because I have heard great things about the product but I had no idea how it worked or how to use it. If it was not for your video I would have been so lost. Please continue to make great tutorials like this, were we can all benefit from. You are amazing 🙏
I must've watched at least 50+ Trainings on the Rode Wireless Go2 - and Not Only is this the ABSOLUTE BEST Training, delivered in a short, succinct format - I believe this Training will help ANY newbie dealing with cameras and mic's to get a CLEAR UNDERSTANDING of the Audio-variables involved in a camera/mic setup.
This should be made mandatory in every Creative University, the Understanding of the Basic Principles is so deep, with so much clarity!!
Thanks a MILLION, Jeven - You Rock!!
Couldn't be a more professional, thorough, just absolutely well-done video.
The thing that convinced me to sell my Wireless GO I and get the II is the USB-C connectivity to my MacBook Pro and to my iPhone with the SC-15 cable. Great video! Super detailed
I know this video is a year old, but many still watch it. Two things:
1. Rode updated so that you can batch export backup files from Rode Central app. Life is way better.
2. The transmitter CONTINUES to record even after receiver is turned off. Not sure if that new, but I verified that today. I recorded to H6, let a dialogue going while I turned off the H6, unplugged the Rode receiver and then powered it off. I then continued talking for awhile to see. When I plugged the transmitter into Rode Central, all of the dialogue was there, even after the receiver was powered off.
Watched this in 2023 and man...unbelievable tutorial. I just became an audio expert :D
Probably the most clear and comprehensive guide on Rode Go 2 on UA-cam. Thank you!
Having just bought the GoII your video was priceless. There is no mention in packaging about the software and generally the information with the device is lacking. I have recommended to Rode that you be compensated for providing a superior user engagement. Great stuff - thank you so much
Your guide was superbly clear, detailed and very well structured with topics introduced and later involving deep dives. I owned the first model and now have the Mark II and you highlighted things that I never knew were possible. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this super in depth breakdown man. I'm a rookie here and have a great documentary i'm trying to work on and just got these to record the audio. This helped me so so much man. I'm really greatful.
Tough doing it all on your own with just your middle America budget, but I got these and a gimble so it's getting there!
If anyone is ever interested, i'm working on something i'm proud of... weight loss journey and sustainability, including all the ups and downs because there are plenty of both.
Your channel features some of the highest quality tutorials I've seen. Your pace is easy to follow, you speak clearly and in terms that are easy to understand, you don't assume that the viewer knows anything and don't leave details to the imagination, you even create scenarios that the user will encounter to help us understand why a feature is useful and what for etc.
If someone can't figure out _exactly_ how to operate something after watching one of your tutorials, I honestly don't know if they'll ever get it lol.
Just received my Rode Wireless GO 2. I'm now half-way into this tutorial and I got to say that you give the best advice. You've saved me from multiple disasters already!
This is an insanely good tutorial. As someone who use the RWG II for the odd job here and there, I need a refresher each time. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
This is by far the most informative available guide for this device. Kudos!
This was incredibly clear and thorough. Thank you for putting in the time on this. It helped me a lot.
Agree 100%
And if I wanted to have a stereo output, what would you suggest?
Yes. I too am very appreciative.
I can hear tons of background noise on my Rode Wireless 2, my apartment is entirely silent except for a little noise from my refrigerator and I have the camera audio very low and the gain on the microphone at -27 DB and i can still hear the background noise from the fridge VERY clearly. The audio sounds awful considering this cost me $260
I agree, thanks!
You are phenomenal. Clear. Broken down instructions that have me confident for my shoot tomorrow. I agree with other comments that RODE needs to hire you .. They have great products but their 'training' videos are high on flashiness and very low on actual helpfulness.
I hope Rode paid you handsomely for being their human instruction manual. If they didn’t, they should!
Watching this video gave me everything that I needed and more, to use my newly purchased Rode II. Much more helpful than the information, or rather the lack of, that came with the units. Well done sir and thank you!
2 years later and your still helping people lol. Honestly, for over a week now I couldn't figure out what the H was going on! You're the only one who's explained it to me. Thank you!! Off to get off get adaptors in the morning 😅
Excellent tutorial 👌
Thanks I needed to know about the split/merge mode
That info saved me
Hi Jeven, greatings from Australia. I bought the system yesterday and am studying a video editing course at night school. Thanks for such a comprehensive tutorial. Easy to follow. I have saved so I can watch over and over again so it all sinks in. Cheers mate - well done.
Very helpful in-depth video, thanks man!
Long, but well worth the watch if you own these microphones!! Thank you for taking the time to explain the use, various settings, and workflow for one- and two-person recording sessions. I'm just getting mine set up. I've learned that -18db is too low to record. I'll put these up to -6db and do another test. I'm recording a drag car on Sunday (1,100hp) and I'm concerned about the audio blowing out. I'll be sure to dial down the gain to -18db when he fires up the engine. Thank you Jeven - terrific tutorial. All the best, Cheers Rick
PS - I liked your example of exercise trainers getting excited - that worked for me. Often I'll film next to a highway, and I'm yelling to be heard over the traffic. In those situations--like yours--I have to turn down the gain so my audio doesn't "blow out."
I actually have two sets of these. A serious game changer and an incredibly reliable and useful tool. This video is epic! I feel like I’m stealing it by watching for free!
Could you set four of the transmitters to one camera?
This is solid! Thanks for sharing Jeven. Using this with my 8 year old son for his UA-cam channel…and the podcast he wants to put together.
Ah man. How timely! I just bought them and have an upcoming shoot - you just made my life a little easier Jeven. Thanks so much.
I cannot begin to express how helpful this was. Thank you!
This has been the best guide video ever. Very user friendly and extremely concise
Best. Tutorial. Ever. I wish I could give you an award. 🏆
Very helpful, thank you!!
I had just gotten the new RodeGo2 for a shoot the very next day, and while stressing over my lack of using the new system and its features, I stumbled on this video!! After watching long enough to understand them a bit, I had to pause the video so I could “process my happiness”!!! My wife’s been laughing at that statement ever since!
Thanks for a great tutorial my friend! 😆
Oh my god! i can’t thank you enough.. 13:47
Was legit doing this one simple mistake.. of using headphone input and not the audio input..
I almost requested a refund from the buyer because i thought its a fault in the mic..
searched so many videos and the checked the official website too.. nothing worked bit your video!! thank you so so much❤
This was clear and well presented, thanks 👍
Wow, Jeven! I'm at a loss for words to thank you for this video. The clarity and comprehensiveness with which you've explained each function of the Rode Wireless Go II is simply outstanding. As someone who is just starting out and feeling a bit overwhelmed by this topic, your video is exactly what I needed. I greatly appreciate the effort and dedication you've put into every detail, and the way you break down the workflow and the use of Rode Central is invaluable. Thank you for this impeccable work that is truly priceless!
I accidentally unpaired one of my mics yesterday without ever having known how to pair them. Your video with the well marked chapters allowed me to fix it in about a minute. Thanks for that.
very good.. understood everything! i live in brazil!
This was just what I needed. Bought t Rode Wireless GO II and had no idea how to get started using it with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Note Ultra. Now, I'm ready to start using the system. Can't wait to get started! Thanks for creating this! I will save it for future reference, if I need to refresh my memory, as time goes on.
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I bought a Rode wireless Go II today, and after plunking down $200 for a single transmitter unit that’s been around for a couple years - I first was a little perplexed as to why the company would continue to use USB - USBC cables rather than USBC - USBC cables. Neither RX or TX batteries were charged from the package (less than 15%). It took several times for the receiver to begin taking a charge, and now after more than 5 hours the transmitter is still below 15% and doesn’t seem to be charging. Any thoughts, anyone? Thanks! Great video and I agree with other comments - you did an outstanding job covering all the details.
Holy shmokes, that was the best tutorial I've ever come across! Well done, thank you very much indeed. I think Røde should ship this with every Wireless Go II they sell. On a video tape or something. So they can ignore printing the most incomprehensive and stupid manual of theirs. Saves trees. But they then need bigger boxes.
They can print just a QR code with a link to this tutorial! 😂
I am only half way through and already SUPER STOKED that you made this video.. I am just starting out and saw RODE in a creator's video. I am brand new to this stuff and so far, its been great. I will have to watch this video a few more times.. but since I am halfway through and it's time to get ready for work.... I will come back and finish this later!!!!! THANKS AGAIN!!!!
very good guide
Thank you so much for your effort. I've just bought the Rode 2 last week and watched your clip to learn all the basics.
Used my wireless go 2 twice in the last year because both times I had audio errors and both were weddings.. after this video I’m brushing the dust off them and going to give them another shot. Appreciate the effort put into this video.
FYI, just got the Go ll and out of the box it had the 12 db settings already set up. Did an initial sound test and all I got was a left channel. Nothing in the directions about how to change this to L+R mono. So glad I saw your video which explains everything.
Thank you so much for this! Just bought the Rode Wireless Go II and this has video has been a lifesaver. I tried to watch the shorter videos on the microphones, but sometimes you have to have step by step explanation. Honestly it didn’t feel like 47 minutes
dude I fu**in love you, I was doing my UA-cam video took me 1 hour to record with the rode microphone,,,,and it only went to mono recording and only the left side recorded.... thank god I came cross your video and u told me I'm able to put it to stereo mode on the editing app (final cut) I thought I was going to have ti redo it... thank u... subscribed ,,
@Jeven Dovey : I just got my Wireless Go II system yesterday, and found your excellent video - thank you. One question though - you mentioned at one point that the gain control from the receiver controls the output level to the camera (so far so good), BUT then you said that will only work if using the 3.5mm-3.5mm cable. Is that right? Does it not control gain if using, say, an iPhone (14 Pro Max in my case) with a USB-C-to-Lightning connector? Will I not be able to control gain levels into my iPhone? Or did I mis-hear or misunderstand that bit?
Purchased this a while back but was a little confused about the levels on my A7siii and on the mics. Thought I'd have to go far and wide to get the answer but this video just showed me how to easily plus more. 👊🏼 TY!!
This is the best tutorial I have ever watched. I have a RODE mic for more than 2 years. I just understood how to use it well. Thank you!
I damn near lost my mind because I didn’t read the manual nor had knowledge of the split vs merged audio. Thank you so much. Now I’m able to record with Rode 1 and Rode 2 simultaneously with a headphone splitter and TRRS adapters in each line. Much appreciated for the helpful video!
Oh my god thank you so much! I’m a yoga teacher and was having such a headache trying to get my fancy new kit working ready for an online class in the morning. 🌟You are an Angel🌟Perfectly clear instructions, best rode set up video I’ve found and I searched a lot today! 😇🙏 😁💖
Had a few questions about this setup and been wanting this for awhile but couldnt find the answers i needed. You cleared up everything I was wondering about this setup. Great video with some fantastic information
Very helpful video! Thanks Jeven! One thing I want to mention for anyone that sees this comment is that my units came with a much older firmware, so I was trying to follow along and things weren't the same as what I was seeing on this video. Eventually we got to the part about Rode Central and I downloaded that and plugged in and it prompted to me to update to a new firmware, even newer than what was being used at the time ofmaking this video. Well... that made it work like what Jeven was describing. So if you are getting a different looking screen and things arent working, try the Rode Central first and update the firmware if needed. Cheers!
Literally better than any Rode video. Thanks man.
Thank you! 🙏
Thanks God this is I am looking because of my subscribers always telling me that they heard only 1 side of headphones and because of your explaination now.Thanks😍❤️
This was Outstanding! I really appreciate you putting this together. I film outside all the time on my channel and just upgraded to this system to get better audio quality. The issue I had was the instructions included were terrible. This tutorial was amazingly informative and clear. Thanks again. Take Care!
Thank you. I am so glad you popped up when I got my Rode out of the box, and I had to google how to use them. I wish I knew you needed a separate cable to plug into the phone, bit annoying. Great video really well presented and super helpful.
Thank you for explaining every single detail...I watched other videos, but I couldn't tell what I was doing wrong until I watched your video. Something soooooo simple! Such as not plugging the cable into the headphones input! LOL The truth is that there are a lot of beginners like me who may benefit from your video! Thank you amigo 😃👍
WoW! Now I get it. Thank you Jeven for helping the Cinematic/photo/Video/Drone community. Keep on the good and hard work!
Thank you so much! I used this Rode Go II system on my kids TV show (at the last minute substitution) and your instruction has been massively helpful! Thank you! Thank you!
Thanks for this masterclass on how to use the Rode Wireless Go II. 🙏
An issue I ran into was I enable Safety Mode with Merged. *The result* : I get a Left Channel with High Volume and a Right Channel with Low Volume.
No tutorial ever tells you where to clip the transmitter when the lav is plugged in. They stop at plugging the lav cable into the transmitter. But this is a GREAT tutorial. Thank you!
I have borrowed a wireless pro. Some of it is a bit different but managed to work most of it out from this video. Thanks
DUDE! - I just purchased the single channel RODE GO II for my videos and to use with my Galaxy s21 - this was GREAT! Thanks for the video!
Wow that was an excellent tutorial for someone who knows nothing about these mics to learn. Great job I have a very profound understanding of them. Thank you
Thanks so much... this video just helped me figure out what I was doing wrong!
Absolutely the best review and step-by-step walk through on this product, and I've watched a few of them. Thank you!
I just got a Rode Wireless Go II a few days ago to use with a GoPro and this tutorial made it really easy to understand how to use it. This is by far one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
strong guide for bigginers. i really appreciated u explained how to set up the camera mic leverls
Usually I do not comment on YT videos but this one deserves a lot it. Thank you so so much for this detailed video, with chapters and with so many tips and general usage information. Very very useful.
I'm a small youtuber, but I think this mic will help me up my game. Thanks for all the information! Very Excellent!
Thank you!!! I accidentally muted myself and almost started recording... Thanks to your instructions, I was able to figure it out and get back to creating.
What a fantastic video! You explained stuff simply and without it sounding condescending. This would have taken a lot of your time and I just wanted to let you know that I appreciated it. Cheers.
Thank you! I bought this mic and straight out of the box I couldn’t get it working. Thank you for being thorough, if it wasn’t for this video… I was going to return the mics. You’re a life saver ‼️
Dude, I'm a new you tuber that just got monetized and I just got the rode and OMG. You are totally awsome! I hope you read this and I want you to know your my go to guy! Thank you so much. I hope for your continued success!
Such a great in-depth guide to these mics, can't thank you enough. It's been such a great help and helped me learn so much about these mics.
I've watched TONS of instructional videos to help me learn various camera equipment. I must say this was the best of them. Very well put together and the 47:44 went by In a flash. Thank you so much.
100 x better than what's on the actual RODE site...thx!
This video is the ultimate way to learn how to use these mics!
OMG you really know your stuff. This info about the Go 11 is priceless. If we lived in the same contry I would just hire you to do my recording. But with this in-depth knowledge I think I may be able to create and record at least gets something reasonably good. Thank you and bless you for all this valuable knowledge.
Hi from France Jeven ! Just got my Wireless Go II. Great video, crystal clear !
I'm using these on a client job tomorrow for the first time and this was super helpful!
Thanks for the best review on this mic system. I'm buying it and hoping it will improve my recordings a bit, but more importantly my efficiency.
8 months later - still learning from your video. MUCH APPRECIATED!
I've had these for about 3 months and have loved them. They've been flawless.
The best video guide i have seen. Just bought this set and now i know have to get started. Thanks for this guide.
Glad I could help!
Merci, je comprends un peu l'anglais mais j'ai tout écouté tellement vous êtes intéressant. Thank you;
Great save on the plug it into the wrong………….”port”. Awesome video as always!
Haha, that was some quick thinking
The depth of information covered in this video is truly impressive. It’s evident that a lot of effort went into creating such an informative and detailed piece.
I think this might be the best how-to video for the Rode Go II - and you're really easy to listen to - great voice!! I've also used this with my computer for Zoom classes and the quality is really great - as long as your classes don't last too long!
Thank you Jeven, this presentation was excellent. I have had the Rode for ages, finally I know how to use it. All of this should have been provided by Rode.
DUDE! this video is just amazing! I just watched the whole thing and it will help me a lot with my wireless go II! THANK YOU!
Thanks for a good tour of the features. It's a great mic, but the instruction card that came with the kit was a bit like an Ikea assembly diagram... They should have just added a QR code straight to this video. I went from simply testing the audio feed to my camera before watching this video to getting my levels on point, setting up backup recording and learning the button sequences to do things! And all acquainted in under an hour. Love it!