RØDE has today unveiled the third generation of its widely successful Wireless GO microphone system, featuring groundbreaking 32-bit float recording capability and innovative GainAssist technology. The new release marks a significant evolution in portable audio recording, now available in an array of striking colours beyond the traditional black and white options.
RØDE has unveiled three exciting new products at the 2024 NAB edition in Las Vegas, catering to the evolving needs of content creators. The Interview PRO, a broadcast-quality wireless handheld microphone, leads the pack alongside the Phone Cage and Magnetic Mount, premium smartphone filmmaking accessories. Damien Wilson, CEO of RØDE, expressed enthusiasm for the launch,
RØDE has just unveiled their new, groundbreaking wireless microphone system tailored for filmmakers and content creators, the Wireless PRO. Following the success of the Wireless ME, RØDE is now introducing the Wireless PRO, an unparalleled compact wireless system that redefines audio quality and adaptability. With unmatched features, this microphone system aims to cater to the
RØDE has recently unveiled the Wireless ME, a new addition to its top-of-the-line wireless microphone range. The company first introduced the RØDELink series, which featured innovative 2.4Ghz digital wireless technology and this was followed by the Wireless GO, an ultra-compact wireless microphone system that changed the game for content creators with its small size, professional
RODE X XCM-50 Review – The RODE X XDM-100 is definitely their newest and most premium microphone, designed for professional content creators, gamers, and streamers (check the review out). It is not just the microphone quality (design and sound) that you’d want from the new RODE X product though, but it’s the integration to the
RODE X XDM-100 Review – RODE X XDM-100 is one of the two new microphones being released by RODE X (a subdivision of RODE), optimised for streaming and gaming. It’s a professional dynamic USB microphone that delivers rich audio and I’ve got to say that this is a very premium, very good USB microphone. Unlike
RODE is a well-known, Australian, audio technology company that has been around for some time. They are very well known for their microphones and other related accessories. We’ve reviewed quite a good amount of products from RODE like the Lavalier II wearable microphone, an awesome wireless microphone system Wireless GO II, and a great affordable
Are you new to content creation? Or perhaps you are still using your gaming headset and want to upgrade your streaming/content quality? While it’s easy to have a peek at the popular, but expensive Shure SM7B microphone (retails for $799 at Scorptec), don’t forget that you still have to grab a few other things to
RØDE Wireless GO II Review – While I have reviewed all these great microphones so far from RØDE (like the newest VideoMic GO II), they are all wired. There are lots of moments where you might wish you can have a wireless microphone to create contents without the pesky cables. Thankfully, you can, with the
RØDE VideoMic GO II Review – Back in 2012, I was involved in a movie project where we used professional, full gears like a few DSLR cameras and audio recording devices that we rented back then: a RØDE NTG-2 Shotgun Microphone with RØDE Boompole and Blimp (see the photo above). But years later, smartphones are
RØDE Lavalier GO and smartLav+ are excellent, wearable microphones but there is always room for improvements. There are times where there is no way to hide a wearable microphone such as when the actor/actress wears a thin piece of clothing, among other things. So when you are looking for a discreet and easier-to-conceal-wearable-microphone, the new
RØDE AI-Micro Review – Have you ever wished you can record high quality audio using just your phone? While there are apps that allow you to record your voice using your phone’s internal microphone, the result is just mediocre. It picks up a lot of noise and your voice sounds hollow. Compared to recording with
