RodeLink Wireless Filmmaker Microphone Kit
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- The Rode RodeLink wireless Filmmaker kit represents a paradigm shift in affordable sound production equipment, launched at the BVE show in 2015.
The RodeLink is a digital wireless microphone system that includes a Lavalier Microphone, as well a transmitter body pack and receiver system. The system is completely digital which means you do not need a license to use the RodeLink Wireless microphone system. Ease of operation is also at the core of the RodeLink, and pairing the systems together is a breeze.
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hahahaaha 3:10 that guy hahahaha so funny when shown.
Check out our coverage of the new Rode Wireless Filmmaker Kit:
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I hate it when I am in the middle of doing an on camera demo and my weed guy shows up.
can you use two lavalier mics on this kit?
We have our first delivery of the Rode Filmmaker kits arriving today and we available stock for free next working day delivery www.eastwoodsoundandvision.com/rode-rodelink-filmmaker-kit-lavalier-microphone
Will this receiver work with other transmitter brand?
Rad review. I have very high hopes for this. pre-ordering it now.
Thanks for this informative video and also all the questions you answered in the comments. Very helpful!
This will seem strange but I'm looking for a way to help my elderly parents in law, communicate better. I'm planning on letting my mother in law wear the lavalier mic, and for my hard of hearing father in law to plug a set of quality headphones (which I already have) directly into the receiver's 3/8 inch port. It seems to me that the port has to be an output port so in my mind, at least, that seems like it would work. I'm working on a way to get her miked so that he can hear her and for her to not have to carry a clunky microphone to do it and i'm hoping to use as little equipment as possible.
Can I use countryman E6 with RODELink TX unit with proper 3.5 cable?
Spoke to UK Distribution today. Still no confirmed delivery date in the UK but we are hoping mid-April.
I just got the unit in the mail today here in the Netherlands. Pretty unexpected to be honest as the ETA was set to be in two weeks. I did an unboxing of the unit on my channel!
Can I connect this to any PA System or perhaps a mixer? Thanks.
With my TX unit at +20db shooting on dslr I was wondering what are the optimal settings for the RX unit and the camera? Cheers
Does it work together with an Iphone? Thanks for a reaction.
How can we use microphones by DPA, Sennheiser etc with that system???
There's always a random long haired guy showing up
Thanks for the informative video!
I'm curious, is the included lavalier the SAME as the "Rode Lavalier" that is currently Rodes top of the line wired lav?
If so, that would make this an -incredible- value.
mpxz999 Yes, same mic! You don't unfortunately get the little hard case included with the Lavalier, but you do get the Lavalier mic itself, drawstring carrying pouch, Lav foam cover, furry wind cover, tie clip, Micon-1 connector and adjustment tool if you ever want to replace the capsule.
Just arrived!
Any update on when this will be available?
JaseEvoX Early May!
JaseEvoX just received the unit today from preorder! Check my unboxing video. cheers
At 1:01 you say you can 'have multiple units connected, they'll find their own channels'. What does this mean? You can use two or more transmitters simultaneously? Please clarify.
The Bright Pixel Hello. Once a transmitter is paired to a receiver it automatically scans the best channels for it to operate on. Because it's digital, it literally has thousands of channels to chose from to give you the best signal possible. You can currently have up to 8 of these systems in one environment.
The Bright Pixel That's right, you can use up to eight transmitters/receivers at once. Each transmitter will need their own receiver, should have been clearer on that! :)
Eastwood (Sound and Vision) Ltd Oh ok.... That's why it's probably cheaper than let's say a G3 system, right? There I have 12 Main channels :/ why is it only half the price of a g3 system besides that? There must be some downfall right?
No, you need to have one dedicated receiver for each transmitter I'm afraid.
Hi, we have recently purchased two of these and we have connected it to the TESCAM DR 60D Mkll, we are quite up to speed with mics, but we are having problems with the quality of the sound that is being recorded, it is very low when it comes to listening to it and yet all the indicators show it is recording at a good level and the headphones also give off an indication sound is good, but its not. Can any one give us any clues as to what leads we should be using or other tips as to how we can improve the sound quality (Level) thank you.
did you solved?
For anyone that may need an answer to this - we adjusted the transmitter to +10dB on the transmitter, and Gain on the TASCAM to Mid and we've had no issues with audio quality.
Really interesting. What is the camera used to film ?
Hi there, we use a Panasonic GH4 www.eastwoodsoundandvision.com/panasonic-lumix-gh4-camera
how do you link 2 transmitters to one receiver?
Hi Trent. You can't I am afraid. One Transmitter and Receiver 'per set'
Out of curiosity what do you do to to monitor the audio if you are using a camera like the canon60d that does not have a headphone jack?
+Sha La La La Productions I was wondering the same thing my guess is he said something about connecting the receiver to an external recorder and there you could probably adjust levels
Glad to know we're in good company and thanks for sharing!
+Sha La La La Productions anytime :)
Would this work with the c100?
***** Sure
So it only comes w one mic? Id like to shoot a scene w two people. Would i need to buy two sets?
Michael272727 Yes, you would need a system per individual, so if you have an interview with two people then you would need two sets. Alternatively you could use a single boom microphone like the Rode NTG shotgun microphones if its two actors in a scene.
Eastwood (Sound and Vision) Ltd So you could have a transmitter+mic per person, both feeding audio to the one receiver which is connected directly to a DSLR, correct?
Would like to know this as well :-)
Mischa Mannot You could also get a dual mono 3.5mm socket > stereo TRS adapter, and connect both Filmmaker Kits to one DSLR input - one would get recorded to the left channel, the other to the right channel.
SourceDistributionTV Thanks for your response. So never more than one receiver, even with two people?