I love how your reviews are applied in real-world situations as opposed to just being at home. You go out, stick the mic under your shirt, test the receiver and really put the mic through its paces.
A case to keep all 3 charged, sounds like a good feature. Also just a single USB C cable to connect to the case and transfer all the files sounds great. Being able to export just one file a time is a sad but a software update can fix that.
Native 32-bit recording: let's talk about it. I've read many reviews/blogs that say RODE had some ... misleading communication. Is it true that a firmware update for true (meaning not upconverting 24-bit files) 32-bit support is not possible?
A case to keep all 3 charged, sounds like a good feature. Also just a single USB C cable to connect to the case and transfer all the files sounds great. Being able to export just one file a time is a sad but a software update can fix that.
in the app is something caled low sensitivity mode - it is accesible only throught Rode Central - it might do the trick with clipping sound input - I havent test it yet though
tested: works yes - also you can activate the "pad" function by long pressing the mute button on reciever (the transmitter must be selected by the other button) it indicates by blue triangle - then clipping is appearing less... The gain setup is only for the output of 3,5mm jack not for mic. (they also say it in their learning hub) Mic gain is basicaly this "pad" function.
Damn, I LOVE this review! I, too, have the Tascam (love it!) and the RWGII, and after the recent firmware update cured the corrupt file issues, have been using the RWGII’s onboard recording almost exclusively. Such a useful gadget! Love your work, mate! 👍🦘🇦🇺😄
The Rode transmitter mic distorted more than the lav mics because the lavs were on his chest not directly in front of his mouth as the transmitter mic was.
The wind muff and internal recording are major improvements. I wasn't going to upgrade but now I may have to think about it. And, separate charging is a PITA so I would definitely get the multiple charger.
You should try also the Hollyland LARK 150, in my opinion it's a very interesting option when it comes to compact wireless microphone systems. The box of the LARK150 recharges the components and the receiver has also knobs to control the gain of the two transmitters.
At 2:13 I was thinking "that person in the background looks like a background plant. It also looks like Kari." Been using the GOII for a couple months now, great performance!
Hi PJ perhaps using shift when selecting audio clips will allow you to select multiple files to export. If someone has suggested it then sorry I don't read whole threads.
Very excited for your review bro these look amazing I would love them for my videos but I can’t afford them right now so much stuff I want! Keep up the awesome work man
I agree completely with your recommendation for locking microphone cables!! I am having to reshoot sections of one of my videos because my microphone became unplugged. It might seem like a "pro" feature, but it is really valuable for recorders at any price point.
Clipped audio is what a damaged SD card is for video. It can totally ruin a day’s of shooting. The best answer to the clipping problem is 32bit float audio. It is a like „raw audio“, so you can dial back excessive audio levels after the fact. It is about time that Rode adds this lifesaver to their products.
Thank you so much for recommending the Tascam recorder, it's right what I needed. I don't sing as loud as Dylan shouts but unfortunately it's loud enough for the Wireless Go II to clip haha. Recording audio with the Tascam and then syncing it with the iPhone footage seems a very good option.
I went with the comica dual wireless and tascam portable a couple of years ago as the Rode was a single channel. I like it well enough but will likely replace it with the go2 when they break or get lost. Not that much better to justify an upgrade now. To save $ or in an emergency use moleskin from Walgreens to stick the mic. It can be folded to a butterfly to kill shirt noise. Lots of UA-cam videos show how
I got the original one, love it, but know it clips easily. So I use a lav most of the time. That helps, but I still have to make sure its not too close to my voice. I really wish they dropped the DB levels more so we don't have that issue.
Thank you for the comprehensive review! I just bought it and I’m having a difficult time avoiding distortion. It overloads so easily. I hope Rode updates their firmware to allow control of the mic gain. The pad is not enough.
I love the idea of these. As a wedding shooter I could not put them on the groom or bride. I would worry about the cord being pulled. I hope in version 3 they offer a locking cap and 32 float audio. That would be worth investing in.
Thanks, good review. First job I used them on months ago was with actor whose levels were all over the place, from whisper to redlining, but the mic's separate recording saved me since it wasn't as bad and I don't even remember setting the pad. Re batts, wonder how long many recharges before replacing?
A quick question to people using Go2 with Lumix GH5. My RX unit is picking up some interference (buzzing sound) specifically with this camera. No problem on GH4. I talked with Rode support, had the service look at is, I replaced the set, tried different cables, but same result. The go-around is for the camera person to hold the cable. That seems to stop the interference. I wonder whether this problem is specific to my GH5, or occurs with some Panasonic cameras in general.
I have the same issue on my Sony zv1. And it was on Sony a7iii several times. Sometimes everything is great but rarely comes this buzzing. Backup signal is without it btw Maybe replacing the red cable can help?
@@djvankof I replaced the entire set, I had the authorised service look at it, and we tried a bunch of Rode cables from various devices. The buzzing is only between the receiver and the camera. Holding the red cable helps. On rare occasions we don't need to hold it. The backup audio on the transmitters is fine, but then I have to mix it in post. The service suspects insufficient shielding within the receiver.
@@user-xs3db6ox3q we tried a bunch of cables, original Rode cables for various microphones (including several red memory cables like supplied in the box), as well as a bunch of cables I bought on Amazon. The buzzing sound is almost always there on the GH5 with Wireless Go 2. It may stop for a while, but then it returns. No matter what location. No matter what cable. The problem doesn't occur on my GH4 with Go2, and it doesn't occur on the original Wireless Go with the GH5.
You didn't try the Safety channel for the clipping test. I've had good luck using the safety channel while recording sport cars with loud engines. On most cases I avoid the clipping in the safety channel.
The reason I go with the Sennheiser XSW-D is really the dynamic limit of the Rodes... I was having these clipping issues in all kinds of situations. Pitty, this concept is superiour in any other way... :) The rode internal mics and lavs actually need to have a way better upper volume limit.
As owner of one set only unsolved question so far is, can I run two sets simultaneously thus abling four audio sources to my camera(s) on location shooting
Pro tip #2 - you use 2-pairs of RODE Wireless Go II set to L/R channel recording hooked-up to a camera using a 3.5mm L/R splitter cable to capture 4-audio channels (if you have a camera that has two 3.5mm input channels, then you can record 8-people)
Aww man, I didn't realize it clipped so easy. I have this thing in my cart, I was seriously going to order it the next time I place an order, and now, I'm re-thinkin my original thinkin. Thanks for the video. Cheers 🍻.
Thanks for this. I wish you couldve tested the two mics in use at the same time. I used the two mics on a lumix s5ii camera and found like it cancelled the audio of one for thr other and unfortunately i had deleted the audio files so i couldn't fix it in post production. I assumed it would work the with ease when i would shoot with both mics on the iphone. I did record in split mode. Do you have any advice?
It does have 32-bit float native, and disappointed they didn’t actually test it. It works great and I’m pretty sure Gerald Undone has a great test of them. I’ve used the 32-but float files from the transmitter multiple times to recover clipping.
@@anthonynajera7716 I think you're mistaken. I've not seen ANY successful clipped recovery with these using the (upconverted) 32-bit float files. Do you have any links/proof with this kind of recovery? I reached out to RODE and asked if true 32-bit recording would be possible on a hardware level with a potential firmware update. Their support dodged the question. But the good news is that if you record with split mode (with different levels) and have trouble with the receivers's recorded mix (usually into a camera or mixer), you can still recover good audio from those receivers. I'm at a point where I just plan to mux the audio in later with the better quality and am starting to question why I don't already have the Zoom F2's.
Quick question : When I'm using merged mode, should I be using both transmitters for the recording? Lets say its just me anf I want to do a one person voiceover.... Will I use BOTH transmitters AND have merged mode turned on? What about the safety mode... Will I need both transmitters for that too? Or can I use safety with just one transmitter?
Rode Wireless Go II or Hollyland Lark 150? Similar idea and price but the Lark 150 set comes with a charging case. The receiver also has physical knobs for each channel.
UPDATE! - Batch export is now an option in Rode Central! yes!!! Also, After the latest firmware update, i havn't had any issues connecting them regardless of the type of USB cable used!
I love how your reviews are applied in real-world situations as opposed to just being at home. You go out, stick the mic under your shirt, test the receiver and really put the mic through its paces.
You should get a Tentacle Sync Track E. It has 32 bit float recording and also is timecode capable. Not a wireless unit but it's quite comparable to the Zoom and Tascam. But simpler and better probably.
It's been 7 months since this came out and it still doesn't have the mobile app that Rode claimed was coming soon when it was released. This means you have to lug a laptop around.
I've had them for a while now and my experience has been they keep recording. They have a decent amount of storage on them so even set to broadcast quality you can get several hours out if it. It's enough that even after doing several interviews and a Livestream I had a good bit of free space on it. I think the only place you might run in to issues is if you were doing some form of documentary where your subject was being filmed for hrs at a time.
THANK YOU for being the first creator to actually show us that audio can drop out way before 25M with your back turned from the camera etc, I thought it was just my set at one point but nope, this just proved it so thank you
I've seen several reviews of these, but this one is what finally moved me to pick up a set, and I'm not disappointed. Thanks for making them seem like so much fun, Jet!
Use the wireless go 1 and now the 2 since a while. Happy with them, especially when I do sort of interview stuff. Have to get a bit more into the different settings and yeah clipping is sort of a thing but have it toned down a bit and raise then the volume in post which helps. Have a nice weekend, cheers mate.
Hey, do you have the option to reduce gain within the rode interface, does clipping com ok every go? I'm surprised they didn't offer some for of limiter like I have on my 12 year old portable recorder.
mentioning the safety channel (20dB lower) at the end and not considering it's exactly there for these moments where sound is unexpectedly loud and hence clipping. Good review apart from that. I also agree that a batch download is needed.
What I dislike about RODE? Their AGGRESSIVE PLACEMENT of their LOGO on EVERYTHING so PROMINENTLY, Like hey RODE, have some CLASS! Other than that? Some really awesome products.
🤗AAAWWW!! I was totally taken away watching my question being answered by Gene! I was eating my breakfast and nearly dropped my fork. You just made my Friday Mr. Potato Jet! So I guess I'm buying the Rode Wireless Go II thanks to Gene and others who responded to my question in the previous video. 😋
@potato jet Quick Question: Why is the sound on the first bike ride 04:51 almost perfect, even the motor is barely audible, then on the second shot 08:10 the sound is really bad and the motor super loud?
Unfortunately, a whole bunch of us are getting quite frustrated because our Wireless II Go devices are unable to mount via Rode Central and reaching out to support has resulted in silence. Please would someone assist? In my instance: - Device: MacBook Pro - OS: Monterey 12.0.1 - R-Central Version: 1.2.3 (latest) - TX Version: 1.8.2 (latest) Some people report that changing cables has worked for them. Others have removed the hub they are using and are running a cable direct from their device and this is working. Neither of these have worked for me?
Hi.. I am also a youtuber, and my channel name is drivopedia, and I make videos related to car review, car products review, and car driving tips. I am using Boya BY-M1Wired microphone, but now I am looking for a wireless mic. Should I go for rode or digitek?please suggest.
Was already sold on the Go II for my fishing adventures, but OMG Dylan yelling at the person that ate the bologna sandwich! I DIED! Earned my sub! HAHA!
ive connected the rode to my Sony a7iii for football practice, I had the coach micd up and a player ... when I got home I could only hear the player and not the coach... how could I fix this
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I love how your reviews are applied in real-world situations as opposed to just being at home. You go out, stick the mic under your shirt, test the receiver and really put the mic through its paces.
Exactly!!
This - all day long!
@@ExploreInformed His humour is just a bonus
That's how tech reviews should be done. Not just reading off specs
@@wcsdiaries Tell that to all the top tech channels on UA-cam
Great review mate! Thanks for all the feedback and feature requests, I'll pass it onto the Wireless GO development team!
A case to keep all 3 charged, sounds like a good feature. Also just a single USB C cable to connect to the case and transfer all the files sounds great.
Being able to export just one file a time is a sad but a software update can fix that.
Native 32-bit recording: let's talk about it. I've read many reviews/blogs that say RODE had some ... misleading communication. Is it true that a firmware update for true (meaning not upconverting 24-bit files) 32-bit support is not possible?
@rode please add a batch export function. And maybe in/out points to export trimmed audio from a long clip. Thanks!
The clipping issue is a big problem, is there any work around?
remember send him big check =))
The yell test was the boost I needed this morning 😂
Potato 🥔 Jet is going to make me broke with all the things I have to buy now 😆 Awesome content
He already mad me declare bankruptcy lol
Realtalk 😝
I love how simply you explain things
A case to keep all 3 charged, sounds like a good feature. Also just a single USB C cable to connect to the case and transfer all the files sounds great.
Being able to export just one file a time is a sad but a software update can fix that.
in the app is something caled low sensitivity mode - it is accesible only throught Rode Central - it might do the trick with clipping sound input - I havent test it yet though
tested: works yes - also you can activate the "pad" function by long pressing the mute button on reciever (the transmitter must be selected by the other button) it indicates by blue triangle - then clipping is appearing less... The gain setup is only for the output of 3,5mm jack not for mic. (they also say it in their learning hub) Mic gain is basicaly this "pad" function.
I use them for weddings. Super awesome. Never an issue. And I get it transmitted to the camera as well as full recording in the unit, built in backup.
Kari reading a storybook to a seal was amazing. Protecc this wholesome content.
I just got mine 3 days ago and I'm amazed by it. It looks like the safety channel is a good idea!
I’m glad that I purchase the Rode Wireless Go II with Rode Go Lavalier a while back best investment I made for my audio. The verdict is I love it.
Damn, I LOVE this review! I, too, have the Tascam (love it!) and the RWGII, and after the recent firmware update cured the corrupt file issues, have been using the RWGII’s onboard recording almost exclusively. Such a useful gadget! Love your work, mate! 👍🦘🇦🇺😄
Blink 500 Pro with backup recording would be nice 😁
The Rode transmitter mic distorted more than the lav mics because the lavs were on his chest not directly in front of his mouth as the transmitter mic was.
The wind muff and internal recording are major improvements. I wasn't going to upgrade but now I may have to think about it. And, separate charging is a PITA so I would definitely get the multiple charger.
You should try also the Hollyland LARK 150, in my opinion it's a very interesting option when it comes to compact wireless microphone systems.
The box of the LARK150 recharges the components and the receiver has also knobs to control the gain of the two transmitters.
At 2:13 I was thinking "that person in the background looks like a background plant. It also looks like Kari."
Been using the GOII for a couple months now, great performance!
Thanks for the time and effort put into this video! Using your link to purchase a unit and that charger too! Well done man!
I bought it for weddings and vlogging. Love it so far. Here’s hoping they make a white version soon for brides like they did with the go 1.
...or you just buy a WHITE Lavalier mic! The groom with a white verson would also look dumb!
Hi PJ perhaps using shift when selecting audio clips will allow you to select multiple files to export. If someone has suggested it then sorry I don't read whole threads.
Very excited for your review bro these look amazing I would love them for my videos but I can’t afford them right now so much stuff I want! Keep up the awesome work man
This is the bet review I've seen! This is absolutely what sold me on the wireless go 2!
Thanks for the excellent review!
I agree completely with your recommendation for locking microphone cables!! I am having to reshoot sections of one of my videos because my microphone became unplugged. It might seem like a "pro" feature, but it is really valuable for recorders at any price point.
Nice hard shift on that motorcycle shot, and nice mic review... I want one now.
Clipped audio is what a damaged SD card is for video. It can totally ruin a day’s of shooting. The best answer to the clipping problem is 32bit float audio. It is a like „raw audio“, so you can dial back excessive audio levels after the fact. It is about time that Rode adds this lifesaver to their products.
Hey the zoom has a “hold” switch right with the on/off.. that should prevent it from getting accidentally turned off
Thank you so much for recommending the Tascam recorder, it's right what I needed. I don't sing as loud as Dylan shouts but unfortunately it's loud enough for the Wireless Go II to clip haha. Recording audio with the Tascam and then syncing it with the iPhone footage seems a very good option.
I went with the comica dual wireless and tascam portable a couple of years ago as the Rode was a single channel. I like it well enough but will likely replace it with the go2 when they break or get lost. Not that much better to justify an upgrade now. To save $ or in an emergency use moleskin from Walgreens to stick the mic. It can be folded to a butterfly to kill shirt noise. Lots of UA-cam videos show how
I got the original one, love it, but know it clips easily. So I use a lav most of the time. That helps, but I still have to make sure its not too close to my voice. I really wish they dropped the DB levels more so we don't have that issue.
I picked these up about a month ago. My favorite so far
I like that Carrie is always in the background listening to Gene haha. Ya know she likes learning about the random stuff Gene is playing with.
Thank you for the comprehensive review! I just bought it and I’m having a difficult time avoiding distortion. It overloads so easily. I hope Rode updates their firmware to allow control of the mic gain. The pad is not enough.
using the safety channel option will likely have taken care of the clipping you experienced on the bike, and with the rage moments.
I love the idea of these. As a wedding shooter I could not put them on the groom or bride. I would worry about the cord being pulled. I hope in version 3 they offer a locking cap and 32 float audio. That would be worth investing in.
This is the best review I’ve ever seen. Thanks a lot.
the yelling in the mic was awesome
The MAJOR problem with them is if the subject has the transmitter in front and turns around even 10ft away, you will get interference/drop outs.
Thanks, good review. First job I used them on months ago was with actor whose levels were all over the place, from whisper to redlining, but the mic's separate recording saved me since it wasn't as bad and I don't even remember setting the pad. Re batts, wonder how long many recharges before replacing?
A quick question to people using Go2 with Lumix GH5. My RX unit is picking up some interference (buzzing sound) specifically with this camera. No problem on GH4. I talked with Rode support, had the service look at is, I replaced the set, tried different cables, but same result. The go-around is for the camera person to hold the cable. That seems to stop the interference. I wonder whether this problem is specific to my GH5, or occurs with some Panasonic cameras in general.
I have the same issue on my Sony zv1. And it was on Sony a7iii several times. Sometimes everything is great but rarely comes this buzzing.
Backup signal is without it btw
Maybe replacing the red cable can help?
Have you cleaned the port recently? Also you might want to use balanced cable
@@djvankof I replaced the entire set, I had the authorised service look at it, and we tried a bunch of Rode cables from various devices. The buzzing is only between the receiver and the camera. Holding the red cable helps. On rare occasions we don't need to hold it. The backup audio on the transmitters is fine, but then I have to mix it in post.
The service suspects insufficient shielding within the receiver.
@@user-xs3db6ox3q we tried a bunch of cables, original Rode cables for various microphones (including several red memory cables like supplied in the box), as well as a bunch of cables I bought on Amazon. The buzzing sound is almost always there on the GH5 with Wireless Go 2. It may stop for a while, but then it returns. No matter what location. No matter what cable. The problem doesn't occur on my GH4 with Go2, and it doesn't occur on the original Wireless Go with the GH5.
@@MarekDrives did you solved this ?
You didn't try the Safety channel for the clipping test. I've had good luck using the safety channel while recording sport cars with loud engines. On most cases I avoid the clipping in the safety channel.
Clipping is for sure a gamestopper, it can always happen like somebody laughs loud etc..
What about the XVive U5?
The reason I go with the Sennheiser XSW-D is really the dynamic limit of the Rodes... I was having these clipping issues in all kinds of situations. Pitty, this concept is superiour in any other way... :) The rode internal mics and lavs actually need to have a way better upper volume limit.
Incredible video. JUST what I needed to know & more!
how well does it track ( The Skydio ) when behind trees every once in a while, compared to woodland areas?
As owner of one set only unsolved question so far is, can I run two sets simultaneously thus abling four audio sources to my camera(s) on location shooting
05:10 did i just see a clutchless up-shifting -clap clap clap-
Pro tip #2 - you use 2-pairs of RODE Wireless Go II set to L/R channel recording hooked-up to a camera using a 3.5mm L/R splitter cable to capture 4-audio channels (if you have a camera that has two 3.5mm input channels, then you can record 8-people)
Pro tip #3 - I need to find 7 friends first 😭
Talking fish and someone stealing Dylan's bologna. Just a typical potato review. Great one. 👌😎
Aww man, I didn't realize it clipped so easy. I have this thing in my cart, I was seriously going to order it the next time I place an order, and now, I'm re-thinkin my original thinkin.
Thanks for the video.
Cheers 🍻.
Same here. If it clips when you get the mic close to the talent's mouth ...
I’m quite sure the zoom has an always on option in order to not turn it off by accident
6:50 this is very unexpected and hilarious
Very nice review! You convinced me into buying them.
Thanks for this. I wish you couldve tested the two mics in use at the same time. I used the two mics on a lumix s5ii camera and found like it cancelled the audio of one for thr other and unfortunately i had deleted the audio files so i couldn't fix it in post production. I assumed it would work the with ease when i would shoot with both mics on the iphone. I did record in split mode. Do you have any advice?
The wilderness must be explored!! Caw Caw, let's start at the aquarium.
-Gene
6:40 triple deja vu
Native 32-bit float would be the only way to make this better. I’m thinking of getting the Zooms., instead because of this.
It does have 32-bit float native, and disappointed they didn’t actually test it. It works great and I’m pretty sure Gerald Undone has a great test of them.
I’ve used the 32-but float files from the transmitter multiple times to recover clipping.
@@anthonynajera7716 I think you're mistaken. I've not seen ANY successful clipped recovery with these using the (upconverted) 32-bit float files. Do you have any links/proof with this kind of recovery? I reached out to RODE and asked if true 32-bit recording would be possible on a hardware level with a potential firmware update. Their support dodged the question.
But the good news is that if you record with split mode (with different levels) and have trouble with the receivers's recorded mix (usually into a camera or mixer), you can still recover good audio from those receivers.
I'm at a point where I just plan to mux the audio in later with the better quality and am starting to question why I don't already have the Zoom F2's.
Can this setup also be used on my iPhone 12 pro max? I am looking for something to work with FB Live etc. And interviewing 2 humans.
Potato was def one of those kids who was super hyper and always had sweaty hands hahaha
Quick question : When I'm using merged mode, should I be using both transmitters for the recording? Lets say its just me anf I want to do a one person voiceover.... Will I use BOTH transmitters AND have merged mode turned on? What about the safety mode... Will I need both transmitters for that too? Or can I use safety with just one transmitter?
Rode Wireless Go II or Hollyland Lark 150? Similar idea and price but the Lark 150 set comes with a charging case. The receiver also has physical knobs for each channel.
The problem I had with the old one was you couldn't turn volume low enough. Seems this one is the same
UPDATE! - Batch export is now an option in Rode Central! yes!!! Also, After the latest firmware update, i havn't had any issues connecting them regardless of the type of USB cable used!
Awesome 🙌🏼
Oh nice ! I'm very considering buying it now!
They still haven't added transmitter gain control though and a limiter, as the pad is useless 🙄
I love how your reviews are applied in real-world situations as opposed to just being at home. You go out, stick the mic under your shirt, test the receiver and really put the mic through its paces.
As how they should be!
Dillan is so talented. I bet he can write a book in his sleep.
Dillan is so talented i bet he can sleep when hes awake tbh
I laughed so hard!! No more pudding! 😂Great team Potato Jet(s)
This guy always puts in maximum effort to his reviews. No coffee, no gratuitous slow motion, no extreme color grading. Freaking awesome.
I have much to learn from the jet.
Aka not like peter mckinnon vids lmao.
@@blairwilliams136 yes, same
@@wcsdiaries everyone has their own methods of entertainment 😉🤣
Just say you don't like Peter McKinnon. We all know who you're talking about
This channel combines comedy and seriousness and take it to a whole new level!
You honestly have the best reviews on UA-cam because you make it funny and and serious at the same time I kinda want to buy one.
Is it just me, or do these mics seem like they clip more than most other microphones?
You should get a Tentacle Sync Track E. It has 32 bit float recording and also is timecode capable. Not a wireless unit but it's quite comparable to the Zoom and Tascam. But simpler and better probably.
It's been 7 months since this came out and it still doesn't have the mobile app that Rode claimed was coming soon when it was released. This means you have to lug a laptop around.
that’s tough…
Finally saw another guy who can clutchless shift 🤘🏼🥺
THANK YOU - the Rode NTG Videomic clips at mic level no matter what you set the in-camera volume as well. Similar issue.
MAJOR QUESTION: When I stop recording on the camera does the transmitter also stop or does it continues because the receiver is still on ????
I've had them for a while now and my experience has been they keep recording. They have a decent amount of storage on them so even set to broadcast quality you can get several hours out if it. It's enough that even after doing several interviews and a Livestream I had a good bit of free space on it. I think the only place you might run in to issues is if you were doing some form of documentary where your subject was being filmed for hrs at a time.
@@philipbarry3350 what about battery life, is that also several hours?
@@billem16 He mentioned it dude 14:30
It just records everything
How would the receiver or transmitter know the camera recording has stopped? Therefor, they keep going.
Gene you know if Dylan leaves, the channel is over 😂
try to de-clip the sound with Izotope RX with some extreme settings. It usually works wonders.
The issue with these is that if you turn around you lose signal. They are line of sight. ….
THANK YOU for being the first creator to actually show us that audio can drop out way before 25M with your back turned from the camera etc, I thought it was just my set at one point but nope, this just proved it so thank you
I've seen several reviews of these, but this one is what finally moved me to pick up a set, and I'm not disappointed. Thanks for making them seem like so much fun, Jet!
Use the wireless go 1 and now the 2 since a while. Happy with them, especially when I do sort of interview stuff. Have to get a bit more into the different settings and yeah clipping is sort of a thing but have it toned down a bit and raise then the volume in post which helps.
Have a nice weekend, cheers mate.
Hey, do you have the option to reduce gain within the rode interface, does clipping com ok every go? I'm surprised they didn't offer some for of limiter like I have on my 12 year old portable recorder.
@@MarlonKingShow there's a safety channel at 20dB lower exactly for that and gain can be adjusted on the receiver.
Every filmmaking youtubers are making video about iPhone13
Potato Jet - Let's talk about Rode Wireless Go 2
Where is Sam? We haven't seen him in a looongg time at either this channel or the vlog channel.
mentioning the safety channel (20dB lower) at the end and not considering it's exactly there for these moments where sound is unexpectedly loud and hence clipping. Good review apart from that. I also agree that a batch download is needed.
dude, it's 2 am here, now i'm laughing over dylan yelling at the mic. LMFAO
What I dislike about RODE? Their AGGRESSIVE PLACEMENT of their LOGO on EVERYTHING so PROMINENTLY,
Like hey RODE, have some CLASS!
Other than that? Some really awesome products.
🤗AAAWWW!! I was totally taken away watching my question being answered by Gene! I was eating my breakfast and nearly dropped my fork. You just made my Friday Mr. Potato Jet! So I guess I'm buying the Rode Wireless Go II thanks to Gene and others who responded to my question in the previous video. 😋
@potato jet Quick Question: Why is the sound on the first bike ride 04:51 almost perfect, even the motor is barely audible, then on the second shot 08:10 the sound is really bad and the motor super loud?
SO helpful, bro!! 🙌💯
Thanks for the great review! I've been synching in post to a bunch of clips and that extra time really adds up.
So glad you did a side by side with the tascam. I wish we could get the tascam quality in a similar receiver that records straight to camera.
My one transmitter is shutting down itself after few minutes of recording, any solution
WOW that internal memory is game changer!! I need to upgrade for my Golf Vlogs!
The handle of you show for interview or rpeorter, it is given with go II or should to buy extra???
the clipping issue was a downer .. wanted to use them with my motorcycle but it was not possible to get good audio
So wait, each Tx unit records an audio track on its own AND the Rx unit records the combined tracks?
Yes
I’m sorry but 7:00 got me so hard when he starts yelling
Unfortunately, a whole bunch of us are getting quite frustrated because our Wireless II Go devices are unable to mount via Rode Central and reaching out to support has resulted in silence.
Please would someone assist? In my instance:
- Device: MacBook Pro
- OS: Monterey 12.0.1
- R-Central Version: 1.2.3 (latest)
- TX Version: 1.8.2 (latest)
Some people report that changing cables has worked for them. Others have removed the hub they are using and are running a cable direct from their device and this is working.
Neither of these have worked for me?
Hi.. I am also a youtuber, and my channel name is drivopedia, and I make videos related to car review, car products review, and car driving tips. I am using Boya BY-M1Wired microphone, but now I am looking for a wireless mic. Should I go for rode or digitek?please suggest.
Great video. Thank You from Germany. Kai the bee filmer 😀
Was already sold on the Go II for my fishing adventures, but OMG Dylan yelling at the person that ate the bologna sandwich! I DIED! Earned my sub! HAHA!
ive connected the rode to my Sony a7iii for football practice, I had the coach micd up and a player ... when I got home I could only hear the player and not the coach... how could I fix this