Oooh! Looks like the default Rodecaster Pro settings had me coming in a little hot. I'll be looking to fix this in a future tutorial. Hands up who's got a Rodecaster Pro already?
Mike Russell great!Podcasting is much faster now and i can record out of my studio without any laptop or pc,this is the biggest advantage od this workflow for me...all in one bag👍
Thanks for your great video! I'm wondering just how portable is this device for carrying around town. Can you fit this Rodecaster into say a backpack? For example the Adidas or Puma brand backpack sold at Costco?
First of all, nice job on the rebranding! Second, i love this thing! I don't have it (yet) but i played with it a couple of weeks ago. For podcast recording this is a no brainer, just buy it and you are ready to go. For live radio there are some things to keep in mind but yeah, you still can use it! Now i don't know this one yet but it seems that it work great with RadioDJ.
The current firmware version of the Rodecaster Pro provides the ability to set compression levels and such for each channel. Since it now has this option would you use the onboard compressor or would you still use your DBX 286s to handle the compression?
As I already have a dbx286s I'd probably use that still as it does more than just compression but if I didn't have one then I'd use the onboard processing.
Hi Mike, thank you for your the video. I just wanna ask you if you think this device would make difference in terms of recording VO. I have been using USB pro mic 🎙 for it? If so, then I would have a go with it. Cheers
Mike Russell I’ve been recording links using the Røde since the 2.1 firmware update. Just easier to do on the go when I can’t take the 286s out and about
Hi, I'm a female arabic voice over . I'm having trouble applying Adobe Audition effects to my voice. I think all the editing in your episodes give a great result to the male voice, but the female voice may have special settings. Can you help me find out the appropriate effects for my voice? Thanks
Great video as always, Mike! I’m umming & ahhh’ing on this - mainly because I have a very complex set up using a Behringer Xenyx/Zoom H6 to do a live podcast which I then route through Audition for post. I’m frankly bored of post-production (can never remember what effects I applied so I lose consistency episode to episode). This seems like a solution that I can record straight into multitrack audition to touch up. I wonder if the USB 3.0 allows for simultaneous Skype calling through the USB fader and multitrack recording to Audition? Surely the bandwidth might get choked?
This is what I am trying to do as well whilst keeping the multi tracks on the sd card as ‘clean copies’ which I can edit on the pc as mp3 files. I think I am understanding the podcast transfer function but I would prefer the ability to have those clean separate files
Hi Mike Please may I check, how do I change the meter view into something I am more familiar with? So the green to yellow to red? I swore you'd done a video but I cannot find it :(
Mike Russell Thanks as ever Mike, I have sent an email to them asking more questions as the docs are really poor! But a great piece of kit, I am trying to use as a mixer as well as a podcast recorder but it’s so difficult!
Hi Mike, I have been playing with a few more bits and pieces which I found interesting. When I have recorded some audio, Rode said that if I used Podcast Transfer I would end up with one mixed stereo file but when i just tried it, it has created an MP3 for each track, TRRS, bluetooth etc which is exactly what I wanted. I am having trouble with the noise gate though, I am still getting some sort of hiss when sat in a completely sillent room with no PC or powered devices near it. I have decent XLR cables and AT2020 mic. I have had to set the noise gate to 0.05 on both Hold and Release to avoid any hiss (and it's not cutting my vocal out) - is this best or should I try something else? I copied your settings from the other video. Thank you so much for doing these great help videos!
Hi Mike. Read somewhere that you cannot transfer audio from the rodecaster pro to your computer. I was told that you require an sd card reader. However in your unboxing video I saw you take out a USB cable which may suggest that you can. Thanks in advance John
Hi John, you can record to an SD card in the Rodecaster Pro which will record multi track for you or you can use the included USB to connect it direct to your computer.
Oooh! Looks like the default Rodecaster Pro settings had me coming in a little hot. I'll be looking to fix this in a future tutorial. Hands up who's got a Rodecaster Pro already?
I got it when launched...happy podcasting Mike:)
Great! How's it working out for you?
Mike Russell great!Podcasting is much faster now and i can record out of my studio without any laptop or pc,this is the biggest advantage od this workflow for me...all in one bag👍
Super, thanks so much for sharing. Great to hear it words so well for you 😃
I got it a few days ago. It's really hard to find this tools in Indonesia. I need more time to explore and make my podcast sounds better.
Thanks for your great video! I'm wondering just how portable is this device for carrying around town. Can you fit this Rodecaster into say a backpack? For example the Adidas or Puma brand backpack sold at Costco?
You can buy cases for the Rodecaster which will keep it safe in transit. As long as you have a 19” bag I guess you could transport it that way.
First of all, nice job on the rebranding! Second, i love this thing! I don't have it (yet) but i played with it a couple of weeks ago. For podcast recording this is a no brainer, just buy it and you are ready to go. For live radio there are some things to keep in mind but yeah, you still can use it! Now i don't know this one yet but it seems that it work great with RadioDJ.
Thanks so much! Glad you've had some good hands-on 😃
The current firmware version of the Rodecaster Pro provides the ability to set compression levels and such for each channel. Since it now has this option would you use the onboard compressor or would you still use your DBX 286s to handle the compression?
As I already have a dbx286s I'd probably use that still as it does more than just compression but if I didn't have one then I'd use the onboard processing.
Hi Mike, thank you for your the video. I just wanna ask you if you think this device would make difference in terms of recording VO. I have been using USB pro mic 🎙 for it? If so, then I would have a go with it.
Cheers
I wouldn't use this for voiceover work. I'd stick with a very high end large diaphragm condenser hooked into a processor like the dbx 286s.
Mike Russell thank you 😊
You are very welcome!
Mike Russell I’ve been recording links using the Røde since the 2.1 firmware update. Just easier to do on the go when I can’t take the 286s out and about
Hi, I'm a female arabic voice over . I'm having trouble applying Adobe Audition effects to my voice. I think all the editing in your episodes give a great result to the male voice, but the female voice may have special settings. Can you help me find out the appropriate effects for my voice?
Thanks
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Great video as always, Mike!
I’m umming & ahhh’ing on this - mainly because I have a very complex set up using a Behringer Xenyx/Zoom H6 to do a live podcast which I then route through Audition for post.
I’m frankly bored of post-production (can never remember what effects I applied so I lose consistency episode to episode).
This seems like a solution that I can record straight into multitrack audition to touch up.
I wonder if the USB 3.0 allows for simultaneous Skype calling through the USB fader and multitrack recording to Audition?
Surely the bandwidth might get choked?
You'd only get one USB track back from the computer all mixed together but it is possible.
This is what I am trying to do as well whilst keeping the multi tracks on the sd card as ‘clean copies’ which I can edit on the pc as mp3 files. I think I am understanding the podcast transfer function but I would prefer the ability to have those clean separate files
Just picked one of these up, and I have used it on a handful of podcast episodes now. Can’t wait to see the full series.
Awesome 🙌👏 there is going to be so much more to come. Anything you'd like to see specifically covered regarding the Rodecaster?
Mike Russell Optimizing quality with advanced settings and button mapping (haven’t explored it yet). Thanks for the inquiry!
Wonderful, thank you!
Do a live show from Brisbane, that would be awesome!
You can be certain we will be doing that Doug! We're heading to Brisbane for 10 days during the first half of December. It can't come soon enough 😄🦘🇦🇺
Brisbane and Perth? What about Sydney? Rode head office is in Australia's most awesome city. A good excuse to head this way...
Thank you. You know we would LOVE to head to Sydney if there was a really cool reason to go. Oz is a big country, right?
Hi Mike
Please may I check, how do I change the meter view into something I am more familiar with? So the green to yellow to red? I swore you'd done a video but I cannot find it :(
Unfortunately this is not currently possible and so no video on the topic either 😊
Mike Russell Thanks as ever Mike, I have sent an email to them asking more questions as the docs are really poor! But a great piece of kit, I am trying to use as a mixer as well as a podcast recorder but it’s so difficult!
Hi Mike, I have been playing with a few more bits and pieces which I found interesting. When I have recorded some audio, Rode said that if I used Podcast Transfer I would end up with one mixed stereo file but when i just tried it, it has created an MP3 for each track, TRRS, bluetooth etc which is exactly what I wanted. I am having trouble with the noise gate though, I am still getting some sort of hiss when sat in a completely sillent room with no PC or powered devices near it. I have decent XLR cables and AT2020 mic. I have had to set the noise gate to 0.05 on both Hold and Release to avoid any hiss (and it's not cutting my vocal out) - is this best or should I try something else? I copied your settings from the other video.
Thank you so much for doing these great help videos!
A noise gate has to be set to the circumstances so if that works for you the you’re good to go.
Mike Russell Thanks Mike, really appreciate the reply. My two 286s work well so I will just have different settings on the two set ups. Thank you!
Hi Mike. Read somewhere that you cannot transfer audio from the rodecaster pro to your computer. I was told that you require an sd card reader. However in your unboxing video I saw you take out a USB cable which may suggest that you can.
Thanks in advance
John
Hi John, you can record to an SD card in the Rodecaster Pro which will record multi track for you or you can use the included USB to connect it direct to your computer.
@@MikeRussell thanks a mill for that Mike. Greetings from Ireland. Stay safe.
John
Thank John, you too
The Podmic Rode released looks pretty good value at £99, from the tests I've heard, not too dissimilar to the Procaster.
Thanks for adding!
amazing
i like it
wish you best
Thank you!
This is great.
Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much Mike!!!
👍You are very welcome!