Quite possibly the most helpful UA-cam video I have ever watched. Literally a perfect explanation on how to set up my Rode NT1 and Focusrite 2i2 audio interface. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much this is the first walkthrough I fully understood! I do have a question since my set up will be similar to what you have in this video … what cable did you need to plug the interface into the macbook? I have a macbook air with only USB C ports so will I be needing a converter of some sort for this set up?
Is it possible to create an asmr like sound with this mic and audio interface? I have both of these but I truly can't figure out how to change the mic so that it pics up on everything but doesn't create a lot of white noise.
1) The Signature Series (just released) doesn't have an internal preamp, it's XLR only. 2) There are so many versions of the NT1, we tried to make a single video to capture them all. 3) Clip Safe 4) Track multiple mics at once 5) Better monitoring (NT1 5th-Gen doesn't have a headphone jack).
Your confused. He said in the start and he also wrote in the description that this is the RODE NT1 SIGNATURE SERIES and not the 5TH GEN... Also you can only use the 32bit by USB TYPE C connection and not the XLR Mode. If you use APPLE BASED PC then open the Audio Midi Setup and set your mic to 32-bit manually there. If on WINDOWS, then you have to open the Sound Panel, go to the recording tab, find and double click the Rode nt1 5th gen mic, go to the advanced tab, then set to 32-bit... Good luck bro
Quite possibly the most helpful UA-cam video I have ever watched. Literally a perfect explanation on how to set up my Rode NT1 and Focusrite 2i2 audio interface. Thank you so much!
very useful indeed. I wish you covered the headphones usage too which was on the table. The pro's and con's etc..
what’s the best audio interface for rode nt1 please?
It looks like you have the microphone upside down in the shock mount. Unless I've been doing it wrong. Does it matter if it's upside down?
its a good positioning
Thank you so much this is the first walkthrough I fully understood!
I do have a question since my set up will be similar to what you have in this video … what cable did you need to plug the interface into the macbook? I have a macbook air with only USB C ports so will I be needing a converter of some sort for this set up?
And also what headset would you recommend?
Is it possible to create an asmr like sound with this mic and audio interface? I have both of these but I truly can't figure out how to change the mic so that it pics up on everything but doesn't create a lot of white noise.
I'm having a similar problem, it sounds like my voice is fading in and out of volume, did you manage to find anything that helped?
Will it screw into the DS2 desktop studio Arm when connected to an XLR Cable???
Thiis skipped connecting to the computer? Does it come with the USB cord or not?
Rode NT1000 can work with focusrite 2i2 3rd generation? Please your advise
What mic are you talking through here?
King bee II
Try rode nt1 5th generation with SSL 2+, thank me later
My goat
why do you need a interface when the mic has a built in one which is better
1) The Signature Series (just released) doesn't have an internal preamp, it's XLR only.
2) There are so many versions of the NT1, we tried to make a single video to capture them all.
3) Clip Safe
4) Track multiple mics at once
5) Better monitoring (NT1 5th-Gen doesn't have a headphone jack).
dude nice haircut
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i mean thats a hardware setup... but a software setup would be way better
Bro how to setup the 32bits config? Im having same hardware...?
Your confused. He said in the start and he also wrote in the description that this is the RODE NT1 SIGNATURE SERIES and not the 5TH GEN... Also you can only use the 32bit by USB TYPE C connection and not the XLR Mode. If you use APPLE BASED PC then open the Audio Midi Setup and set your mic to 32-bit manually there. If on WINDOWS, then you have to open the Sound Panel, go to the recording tab, find and double click the Rode nt1 5th gen mic, go to the advanced tab, then set to 32-bit... Good luck bro