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The RØDE Wireless Micro Camera Kit is a highly portable, easy-to-use system that significantly improves audio quality for content creators, offering excellent sound, long battery life, and a convenient charging case, though it has some limitations with Android app controls and clothing clips.
Rode has launched the Wireless Micro, a $149 two-microphone kit designed for smartphone users, aimed at improving audio quality for content creators like TikTok users. The kit includes a receiver that connects via USB-C or lightning port, and transmitters that clip onto subjects, offering a 20-20 kHz frequency range and 73 dB signal-to-noise ratio. It features automatic pairing and GainAssist technology for level control, and comes with a charging case for extended use. However, it lacks external mic connectivity and Bluetooth capability.
RØDE has launched the Wireless Micro, a compact and user-friendly wireless microphone system designed for content creators using smartphones. The system includes two tiny transmitters and a receiver that connects directly to a smartphone, offering high-quality audio with features like GainAssist for automatic level adjustment. Available in USB-C and Lightning versions, the Wireless Micro is ideal for platforms like TikTok and Instagram, providing consistent sound quality even at a distance. Priced at $149, it is a convenient option for creators seeking reliable audio capture.
Røde's new Interview PRO wireless condenser microphone offers high-quality 32-bit float recording with 32GB of onboard memory, making it a versatile tool for journalists and broadcasters. It features a robust build, compatibility with Røde's Series IV wireless systems, and innovative GainAssist technology for automatic gain adjustment. The mic can record up to 40 hours of audio and has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 25 hours. Priced at $249, it is highly recommended for its sound quality and convenience.
Audio company Rode has acquired rival brand Mackie in a move to expand its focus on creators. The acquisition aims to strengthen Rode's position in the audio industry and enhance its product offerings for content creators.
Peter Freedman, owner and founder of Rode microphones, has acquired Mackie in a $180M deal. Rode, known for its success in the home recording/pro audio/content creator market, aims to revive Mackie, a once influential company that has shown a decline in recent years. Mackie, known for its breakthrough products in the past, has faced stiff competition and a lack of innovation in the last decade. With Rode's proven track record of innovation and marketing, there is hope that the acquisition will bring back the sparkle to Mackie.
Rode has released its new flagship wireless microphone system, the Wireless Pro, which features onboard 32-bit float recording to prevent audio clipping and distortion. This system aims to streamline the creative process by eliminating the need for external devices for timecode capability. The Wireless Pro also offers improved range, a charging case, and the ability to record up to three different speakers. Priced at $399, the bundle includes two Lavalier II mics, making it a comprehensive solution for creators.
RØDE has announced a firmware update for the RØDECaster Pro II and several new products designed for streamers, podcasters, and content creators, including the RØDECaster Duo, Streamer X, PodMic USB, RØDECaster Backpack, and Wireless GO II Charging Case. The RØDECaster Duo is a compact version of the RØDECaster Pro II, while the Streamer X is a console for live streaming audio and video. The PodMic USB is a small, versatile microphone for podcasting and streaming, and the Wireless GO II Charging Case allows you to store both transmitters and the receiver. All products are available for pre-ordering and will be presented at the NAB show in Las Vegas.
Rode's newest device, the Streamer X, combines an audio interface with an external capture card, allowing users to connect XLR and line-level microphones and headsets while capturing and streaming footage at 4K and 30 frames per second or 2K at 60 frames per second. The device also offers video passthrough at up to 4K and 60 frames per second or 2K and 120 frames per second. The Streamer X features four customizable buttons and a pair of USB-C connections, and is fully compatible with Rode's suite of software tools.
RODE has announced the RODEcaster DUO, Streamer X, and PodMic USB at NAB 2023, all aimed at providing convenient new solutions for streaming and content creation. The RODEcaster DUO offers a compact form factor with a quad-core audio engine, two Revolution preamps, TRRS input, and Aphex audio processing. The Streamer X combines audio interface and 4K video capture care into one compact desktop console, while the PodMic USB enhances the versatility of the popular PodMic with an integrated preamp and interface that connects via USB-C.
Rode has launched a new free iOS video app called Rode Capture, which is designed to pair with the new Wireless ME (or other Rode mics) to form a complete platform for making content on iPhone. The app allows creators to take full control over video and audio capture in one app, allowing them to create content that both looks and sounds good. Rode Capture is fully-featured and includes control over aspect ratio, video resolution, frame rate, zoom, and even has a Dual Cam mode to record with both the front and back cameras simultaneously. The app is available immediately for iOS.
Rode has launched a new free iOS video app called Rode Capture, which is designed to pair with the new Wireless ME (or other Rode mics) to form a complete platform for making content on iPhone. The app allows creators to take full control over video and audio capture in one app, allowing them to create content that both looks and sounds good. Rode Capture is fully-featured and includes control over aspect ratio, video resolution, frame rate, zoom, and even has a Dual Cam mode to record with both the front and back cameras simultaneously. The app is available immediately for iOS.
Rode has released a new wireless microphone kit, the Wireless ME, which includes a receiver with a built-in "narrator" microphone and a transmitter. The kit is more affordable than Rode's previous Wireless GO II, but lacks certain features such as a display and onboard storage. The Wireless ME comes with a feature called GainAssist which sets levels automatically depending on the environment and volume of the subject. Rode has also released a new video app called Rode Capture which offers direct access to microphone settings. The Wireless ME is available for $149.