How to Use Rodecaster Pro Audio in Your Videos
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Syncing audio from the Rodecaster Pro to your video is incredibly easy. There's a simple way to do it, a smarter way to do it, and a magical (i.e. automatic) way to do it.
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0:37 - The Simple Way
1:37 - The Smarter Way
2:08 - The Magical Way
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Time Markers:
0:00 - Rodecaster = Externan Audio Recorder
0:37 - The Simple Way
1:37 - The Smarter Way
2:08 - The Magical Way
Amazing product and I am loving in my crazy live stream setup. The sound quality is amazing and everyone is loving it.
Grateful for how much you’ve incorporated the RODECaster into your content. It doesn’t appear to be a product that owned by a lot of UA-camrs. These videos are helpful.
I’m glad it’s helping. I have a lot of fun with it 👍
Dude . YES. About to drop some dollars on Amazon tonight to get the Pro 2 but wanted to make sure what I thought was accurate was accurate. Use the Rode for all audio, keep my cameras recording with their external mics, drag it all into PP and sync tracks. boom
Yep! Or your can use an app like Ecamm or OBS to combine the two inputs and record into your computer.
Your videos are very useful and very easy to understand. Please keep producing !
Thank you! If there’s anything you think would make an interesting video, just let me know 👍
ust B R I L L I A N T - Thank you "RODE" & Thank You, good sir, for producing this awesome review of these fantastic updates to the RØDECaster Pro. This update is going to make a HUGE improvement on all my projects & productions. Agreed, I love the Rodecaster Pro and what it does for my Live-Streams. I am a solo operator currently producing & hosting 6 weekly shows (3 on Facebook & 3 on UA-cam). The RØDECaster Pro has been a reliable workhorse, easy to navigate and continues to impress. I am keeping a keen ear & watching the progress of this Beta version before I chose to update. Once again Thank you for this review. Cheers iSpike (New King Of Live Streaming)
Amazing! It helped me so much
Thank you! Just got one and I have wearing lav mics and now I can use my nice stand alone mic with my camera set up! So much help
So glad to hear it!
soooo helpful!!! thank you!!!
I was looking for this!
fantastic video, keep up the good work
Great video as always
Beautiful video as always. The RødeCaster pri is a work of art
Thank you!
Good video and straight to the point. The way I like them
Thank you!
Great Video!
Thanks for the video! Great tips 👍
Thank you!
Really helpful! Thank you!
Yes sir!
Good tips. I usually use the sync clips function.
I love using my RODECaster Pro when doing my videos and then I just simply link both my audio and video sound via Final Cut Pro and the sound is amazing.
Yep! I love that, works super well 👍
Thanks great content!!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much!!!
Great video
I use mine in every single one of my videos! Love it!
It’s just so friggin’ good.
Love your videos very helpful and inspiring
Thank you so much 🙏
The Enthusiasm Project thank you for all do
Thanks for your videos!
You are welcome!
Thank you 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
You can do even easier and quicker... by creating multicam project. And you just select the audio coming from rodecaster pro... easy and super quick 👌🏽
@Warrior Class click the two tracks in the media pool right click > syncronize clips or > make multicam clip
I love that equipment
Cool video. I did used to do it this way but then after some experimenting, I found another easier way. I got a 1/4 to 3.5 cable.... the 1/4 jack goes into one of the headphones output at the back of the Podcaster, and the 3.5 goes into the mic input in the camera and Boom! Just be mindful to adjust the recording volume on your camera and adjust the volume output from the Podcaster as well, as it may become too loud. Play around with it till you get the volume that you’re ok with and that should work. Saved a lot of time in editing as the audio is already recorded onto the video straight away. You may also have the audio separately as usual if you record off the Podcaster as well.
You’re welcome 😊
So this really does work?! How awesome!!
The Enthusiasm Project Cool!! Nice one. Will appreciate a shout out in your next video explaining/showing this 😊
If I get the guts, then yes!
Again, excellent episode. Best would bring audio to camera, then audio is sync with video.
Apparently it does work if you connect it to your camera’s mic input, but I haven’t done it myself.
I have used this method, but I have also taken one of the monitor lines out of the back and run that straight into my EOS R. then I set the audio input levels manually in the camera to turn down the canon preamps. it worked really well!!
I’m glad to know that works! I’ve been too nervous to try it.
@@tombuck i was also recording into the rodecaster so I had this technique as a backup. it does not split the audio into tracks with my method though, so if you were recording two people and wanted their recordings split out, that wouldn't work. but thanks for putting this content out there!
My concern was that it would somehow overload the camera’s preamp and damage something. I’m glad that’s not the case!
@@tombuck That's a good call. my work around is to turn the camera preamp all the way down to zero, and then up 1 notch. then use the gain controls on the Rodecaster.
Hi Tom, great delivery. Soothing... one thing not addressed or not at least as far as I’ve seen... is the Rodecaster Pro records at 41,400 where most cameras record at 48,100. This small spread creates audio drift which become more noticeable as a video plays. Thoughts?
Is there anyway to do a continuous loop on the road casterpro ii yet for a sample? No gap just seemless loop play ?
Awesome
Hello all… i loved this tutorial
I'm really happy to hear that! Thanks Joseph!
I was notice when I am filming long format podcasts the audio drifts and I have to cut the clip every few mins to keep everything in sync. Any suggestions?
This might be a dumb question (if its even possible) but can you eliminate the step of importing the audio from the Rodecaster by hitting record for your voiceover on Final Cut Pro , saying what you need to say through Rodecaster and using the audio output of the RC (if there is one) back to your computer so your getting that nice processed audio. Make sense ? lol
Question... Have you used your rodecaster and video for live stream into OBS... what is the delay like? Is it consistent?
I am wanting start a video podcast with as little editing as possible. I am planning on getting the rodecaster, the elgato stream deck for camera switching between 2 angles, and going into OBS.
Also... Your channel is awesome. I get way more content than many other bigger channels. Keep up the great work you are creating awesome work!
Thanks for the kind words! I’ve used the Rodecaster with OBS with no problems. It works great as an audio source 👍
Can someone tell me how i sync from a phone video to match rodecaster pro audio, and which editing software is best via windows?
Wonderful videos!!! thanks so much!!! I have a question, I've got a new channel and can't afford expensive gear but I really want to get rid of the white noise ( self noise of the mic) so if I could only get one thing what would you suggest I invest in? a better mic, editing software or is there something else ... someone suggested preamp??
It's a bit tricky to say without know the gear you're using, but yes, a good preamp will always help. This might be an interface you plug your mic into, or it might just mean playing with the audio levels on your camera. In general, if there's a "gain" setting, you want it to be as low as possible while still giving a loud enough signal.
@@tombuck thank you so much for getting back
Is it possible to connect to the.camera mic input taking the output from the 3.5 out in front of the rodecaster pro?
I haven't tried it, but someone else in the comments said it works for them. I don't see why it wouldn't work- I've just been too nervous to try. 😬
What do you recommend if my audios are synched at the start of the recording, but by 20 minutes in they are no longer synced?
A lot of times this is related to the frame rate that your camera is recording in. I've always had good luck filming in 24fps. Filming at 30fps usually causes some drift.
There's no really magic solution aside from cutting the audio clip every few minutes and nudging it over a few frames so it syncs again.
Hey man, what editing software do you use for your video and audio podcasts?
I use Final Cut for video and Audition for audio. 👍
Looks great!! I don't do many podcasts these days so it would be mainly for video hmm I'll definitely keep an eye on this Thanks! Would it go well.with the yeti ?
Unfortunately it doesn’t have a USB input, only xlr.
@@tombuck wow.. that's something they should have added !
I am learning. Does the rodecaster have an output which you can just plug into the camera?
People have said that it works, but I haven’t tried it myself.
Great video! My dream is to have this setup and have a podcast video collaboration with you! Maybe someday if my channel gains traction! Keep up the great videos!
Let me know if you have any cool ideas 👍
Is there any sync issue when you do live streaming? If so what’s the process to help stop that from happening? Thanks for the help in advance. I love your channel it’s been super informative. 👍🏼
Yes- since audio files and video files carry different amounts of data, you’ll usually need to add an audio delay. OBS will do it for free, or you can use something like Ecamm live or ATEM Software to take care of it (I use Ecamm, personally).
@@tombuck thanks for the fast response!
Hey Tom, I tried to sync my audio with my video the way you did... Matching the audio spikes with audio from the video. Why does it at some point down the line starts to un-sync? The beginning of the video will be sync but further into the video it stops. Mind you I'm syncing and 1hr and half long clip. Any suggestions?
It usually has to do with video frame rates (23.98/24/29.98/60 FPS). Depending on your editing software, you might be able to either slow down or speed up your audio by .01% to keep it synced.
Otherwise you’ll just need to go through the project and split the audio/resync it whenever it starts to drift- it’s tedious but not too bad.
@@tombuck I came here with the same question. I can’t seem to find anything about the frame rate that the Rodcaster records with. I know when shooting films our sound guy can change the frame rate in his mixer to match camera but does the Rodecaster have that ability?
I have to ask where you got the cover for your Rodecaster? Mine didn't come with one. (insert sad face here) ;). ..also, thanks for this video!
It's from decksaver.com. I love it!
@@tombuck Thank you!
Love your videos. Very helpful. I’m confused on something though - is it possible to plug a usb microphone such as my AT2020 into the rodecaster pro?
Thanks for the kind words! Unfortunately, USB mics don't work with the Rodecaster (would be nice though!)
@@tombuck Yeah such a shame. Oh well I guess it's time for a new mic too. Thanks for the info and clarification.
Great video! My audio and video files drift apart as my video goes on and I can’t figure out why. I stretch the audio files to line up, but it’s an annoying extra couple steps. Any ideas on how I can prevent that from happening?
This usually has to do with the audio not matching the video frame rate. If possible, switch your camera to 24fps and see if that helps.
The Enthusiasm Project I’ve tried that and it didn’t work. I’m wondering if my import settings in FCPX are the issue....??
It could be. Is the project file set to 23.98fps?
Hi. I love your videos. Thank you!
I’m about to start my podcast. I’m debating between the rodecaster and the zoom p8. Would i also be able to use the audio from the zoom p8 just as the rodecaster?
Yes! They're very different devices in a lot of ways, but the basic functionality is the same. A lot of it comes down to personal preference. I do have a video that compares the two if you haven't seen it yet: ua-cam.com/video/PyfPsbB8XSI/v-deo.html
@@tombuck When using the audio from the zoom p8, could I also use Final Cut Pro as well?
Yes, I watched it. It was very good!! I love the zoom because of the gain, but it doesn’t have a noise gate like the rodecaster. I don’t know if that’s a big deal. Any thoughts? I’ve just subscribed to your channel by the way lol
After 3 years with FCPX, I discovered Auto Syncing feature 🤣 I was like WOW, where have i been! great video. ok, so stupid question...the Procaster utilizes an SD card to capture audio file? Great video. thanks
Yep, there's a micro SD card, or you can transfer directly with a USB cable. 👍
The Enthusiasm Project thank you for the info.
We get drifting from the rodecaster compared to camera 24 fps. Is this because rodecaster time code is 25 fps?
See if you can set the RCP's audio to 48000hz. I don't know if that has an effect or not, but I don't get any drifting with this. (You can select this option when importing via the Companion App).
Is there a specific reason you're not using a line-out on the mixer to go directly to the camera? I use my Rode mics fed into a Behringer mixer and then that is fed directly to the camera(currently 6D). I assume the R has a line in/mic port? Just wondering if there is a reason behind like cleaner audio or something.
People have said it works, I just haven’t tried it yet. I completely broke a video camera as a kid by plugging the wrong microphone into it, and I’ve been hesitant ever since 😑
@@tombuck Oh wow! I have filmed over 400 videos using XLR mics being fed into a mixer and then fed into the Canon 6D and also Sony FDR-AX100. I keep the audio levels manually all the way down on the camera, other than the first notch, and use the mixer to get the right levels/output. I've had zero problems or issues so far. I don't want you to blow up your camera, but I'd suggest giving it a shot! haha. Might save you a lot of time syncing audio in the long run, not that it takes a lot of time in general.
How cool, I think I’ll definitely give it a try!
this is awesome. I have so many questions but will spare you. what type of headphones should i use with this device?
You can use any headphones, either 3.5mm or 1/4 inch 👍
@@tombuck what brand do you have?
I have the Rodecaster into at ATEM for multiple cameras and slides during a presentation - workshops and keynote - unfortunately, the audio is via the Roddecaster into the ATEM is a mess with huge hissing whether the ATEM is set to Microphone or Line - I have an XLR mic into the Rodecaster - any tips grealty appreciated (PS I have replaced each cable on the ATEM-> Rodecaster-> XLR Microphone - Rode even replaced the Rodecaster - I'm on a Windows not a MAC
I would recommend connecting the RCP directly to your computer and bypassing teh ATEM for audio. The USB connection should give you a crystal clear signal, and you can select the RCP as your audio source in whichever software you're using 👍
@@tombuck thanks for your prompt reply. with the RCP direct to computer how do you deal with the video and audio sync timing difference
Total newbie, does this work with Camtasia editing software? Just starting out looking VERY hard to find equipment ( audio and video ) to post on youtube. Maybe livestream with the same equipment down the road.. THANKS !!!!!!!!!
I'm not familiar with Camtasia, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. The Rodecaster has shown up as an input on all streaming software I've used (Zoom, Loom, Streamyard, etc).
@@tombuck Thanks for replying so quickly !!!!!!
Hey Tom, we have problems with sync the video and audio. It didn't fit. Do you have any idea?
You may just need to adjust the sync in your editing software. If you're streaming, depending on the software you're using (OBS, Ecamm, etc), you might be able to add an audio delay that way too.
@@tombuck thanks for your answer. I mean in case of recording not in streams.
Hi, Why not record from Rodecaster Pro straight to EOS R so your audio and video together. No syncing needed. Just wondering. Great vid by the way.
I believe you can, and others here have said it works 👍
I really enjoyed using headset with microphone from Spreaker Studio Live Audience.
Nice! I've heard some headsets that sound really nice.
I recorded my first UA-cam video using my Rodecaster Pro and the volume is very low. How do I fix this? (Still new to Rodecaster Pro). Thank you
It’s always important to monitor the output level on the Rodecaster more than the headphone output (sometimes your headphones can sound great but the recording volume is low).
@@tombuck thank you
Great video and very helpful. New to podcasting and video podcasting. I have the Rodecaster Pro which is easy to use for my audio podcast. I am starting a video podcast using my Rodecaster Pro. I have the Rode Go Wireless microphone pac, and using my iPhone 11Pro Max. Use iMovie as editor. Having trouble figuring out what adapter to use to connect the lavaliere (TRS or TRSS) and how to hook everything together. Any suggestions? Thanks
If I'm reading this correctly, it sound like you need an adapter that will let you connect the Wireless Go to the Rodecaster? If so, you'd need a 3.5mm to XLR cable that you can run from the receiver to the Rodecaster. Something like this: www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Inch-3-5mm-Male/dp/B00QMITC7G/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=3.5+mm+to+xlr&qid=1586361127&s=musical-instruments&sr=1-1
@@tombuck Thanks so much for this info. This is exactly what is I need. It's own its way. When I started this journey I think I purchased every adapter known to man except this one. As a chef I can cook anything with the correct tools. I am discovering it is no different with all this audio/video stuff. Although I am way out of my comfort zone and the learning curve has at times made my head explode, the more I read and logically navigate through your UA-cam videos, the less overwhelming this entire process is becoming. Thanks again!
I guess it’s all just a matter of combining the right ingredients 👍
Just a quick note to thank you. The cable worked great. Made the difference between a cavern and a studio recording. WORKS GREAT! Taped first two episode today. First episode airs on UA-cam 4/15. Hope you check it out. Planning to add a new "bootcamp" episode each Wednesday. I'm hoping the more I get under my belt the better they will be and the more comfortable I will become. Thanks again!
Have you done it with multi track recording?
Not yet, but you would import the tracks the same way 👍
Can anybody help with audio drifting???? I’m using the Ninja 5 hooked to a Sony A73 and after Syncing my audio tin FCPX after 20 or so minutes the audio slowing drift out of sync
There are a few things that can cause this, and I've found it's usually frame rate or bitrate. Be sure that the RCP is set to 48000kHz and that your'e filming at 24fps. That should keep everything in sync.
AS for the footage you already have that's drifting, the most basic way to solve it is to split the audio clip every few minutes and nudge it over a few frames to sync back up. It's tedious, but gets the job done.
You can sometimes try slowing down or speeding up the audio by .01% to make it stay in sync too. It doesn't always work, but it won't change the pitch in any noticeable way.
Thank you I forgot to mention the audio I’m using is from my RhodeCaster pro. I do a podcast and my first episode had this issue
I have a question. Why is it that after two minutes the audio gets longer and it doesn't match with the video? I it sermons and everytime I put together the audio with the video I have to do adjustments every two minutes.
Great question- it's usually because the audio isn't set to match the video's frame rate. If possible, try filming at 24fps. I've found that works very well with the Rodecaster.
The Enthusiasm Project great I will do it with this Sunday sermon. Thanks again you Chanel is so fresh an exact. God bless you.
You should select the right audio sample rate when recording audio. 48 khz should do it.
Did you find, that it minimizes any feedback or “hiss” sounds? One of the reasons I wanted to try it is, the least amount of power creating a loop.
I haven’t had any issues with hissing or feedback, personally 👍
@@tombuck Sweet! It arrives on Monday!
Woo hoo! You’ll love it.
Thanks for your very informative videos! There's no way to sync audio and videostream directly in Rodecaster pro, isn't it? On livestreams it can be done in OBS via audiosettings. However if streaming directly via a camera and a microphone plugged into the Rodecaster Pro audio and video often are out of sync.
The Rodecaster doesn’t have a way to take a video signal, so I don’t think there’s a way to sync them without using software of some kind.
Thank you for your answer. I think I didn‘t point it out right 😉. I use a Canon M200 and feed it directly to the computer via the newly available EOS Webcam Utility. This seems to offset the video signal by some frames. The audio signal coming from the microphone plugged into the Roadcaster pro thus comes ahead of the corresponding frame. It would be handy to add an offset directly on the Rodecaster Pro instead of doing so in another app.
what kind of tables do you have? they look nice!
They’re Husky work benches from Home Depot 👍
@@tombuck Thanks!
How do I put the rodecaster audio into Final Cut Pro
You can import the audio either using the Rode Central app or from the memory card directly, and then you can just drop the audio into your FCP timeline 👍
Does the Rodecaster pro have the ability to mute a particular channel. e.i a “cough” feature???
Yes, each channel has a physical mute and solo button 👍
The Enthusiasm Project awesome, thank you very much!
I had no idea about Synchronize Clips...
can you do audio routing with rode rodecaster pro
Not as far as I know, but I could be wrong.
Rode Podmic vs Sure SMB7? Thoughts
I have a video that compares the two. Basically, the SM7B is better overall, but at 1/4 the price, the PodMic is really awesome.
@@tombuck Alright...how about the SM58 vs Podmic...? That's a tough call right there. Ughh
I have that video too, haha! They’re both good, but the 58 is more versatile overall.
Will that feature of sync vocals to clip work in a free audio Editing app? Can you please do a review of it would??
I am still new to doing video & audio Editing. Can you please to a review with open shot or another free software? I dont want to use a paid program yet if I dont understand the difference!!
Thank you so much if you can and PLEASE Link the new vid to this comment. Thank you!!
Hi Carlos, I’m a Final Cut Pro editor, but you can sync audio and video clips in any software that lets you use multiple A/V tracks (free ones include iMovie and Davinci Resolve). It just takes a bit of practice, but it’s not too tough. Good luck!
@@tombuck
Alright well thank you.
I want to eventually get one of those paid software's but wouldn't make sense if I dont know it without some tutorials, how likely would you recommend that one from any of the others ? Coming from an amateur music video editor
If you have a Mac, iMovie is free and awesome. Otherwise Davinci Resolve is a great choice. It’s a bit more complicated, but nothing too crazy.
@@tombuck
Alright I'll give that second one a try...
(I dont have a mac, I'm a windows user)
I honestly wish this was the case for me. There’s a major latency on the road caster pro. I had it for 6 months. I
Try using different frame rates with your camera if you haven’t already. I have good luck with 24fps, but sometimes you’ll need to speed up or slow the audio by .01% to keep it synced.
Use the Headphone out and put it in Your camera. Work perfect
It does, I tested it and am finishing up a video about it. 👍
There's another way too even easier. Trrs cable from Rodecaster into mic input on camera using a trrs to trs adapter on the camera end. 👍
Does this work?! I've been too scared to try it. (I completely broke a video camera as a kid trying to plug the wrong microphone into it and have been scared ever since)
@@tombuck Hi! How have you broke it? Please let us know so we don't do the same thing, maybe a video about it???? thanks for your contents, it's great!
@@tombuck haha. Don't blame me then! 😊 but.....I can only say that I use this approach to feed the rodecaster into my 80d dslr and it hasn't blown up....yet!
Got an extra one?
Oh man, I wish!
Why go to all the trouble when you can use OBS or Streamlabs OBS to capture your video and audio at the same time.
OBS is nice, but it's also somewhat clunky to use and can take up a lot of system resources, so depending on someone's computer, they might not get a smooth, high quality recording.
@@tombuck you are probably right if you are using a low-end computer, I use zoom to do recordings and a Lumix G-9 for my video camera along with a MAC and the quality of the video and audio is great plus I do not have to try and sync up the audio with the video.
oh boy. the first 90 seconds is not helpful. just use synchronize clips and it done.