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#rode

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David Gardiner

Had a bit of an "ah haa" moment with @OBSProject and my Rode Wireless GO II microphones. Finally figured out how to record each mic in a separate track. Turns out you can add the mic TWICE in **Settings **| **Audio**.

Then in the **Advanced Audio Properties** dialog, set both to mono and the balance for one to L and the other to R!

This will make the next recording for @adnug much easier to edit than this month's was.

Screenshot of OBS Studio's Settings dialog with Audio tab selected. Under the Global Audio Devices section, "Mic/Auxilary Audio" and "Mic/Auxilary Audio 2" devices are both set to "Desktop Microphone (Wirless GO II RX). The audio levels can also be seen showing the two devices with different levels.
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Screenshot of OBS Studio Advanced Audio Properties dialog, showing the 'Rode Left' channel set to "Mono" and balance hard left. The 'Rode Right' channel is also set to "Mono" and balance is set to hard right.
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#Rode#OBSStudio
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John Tierney

Using video to promote local heritage #ireland #historicgraves #genealogy

youtu.be/3tniI_TcBic?si=EV8WOJ

#djineo #rode #metaglasses #SECreTour

Combining a DJI Neo and Meta Rayban glasses to video record a tour of a graveyard in West Waterford. The Meta files are inserted as PiP over the drone video making good use of the different video formats. Audio from Rode into the Neo - not awful but maybe not good enough?

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DonatellaInCali

#Sunday I went to Capitola Beach to get a permanent anklet from a friend's jewelry store. Since it was nice, I dragged my gear to the beach and made a #vlog Donna's Discussions

It starts out really bad since I'm carrying my camera gear to the beach while filming - for a laugh BTS kind of thing. So skip ahead to the 1/2 way point

youtu.be/Z0UlF4xkiT0

#PTSD #Today #Surfing #Beach #RODE #Canon #dogsofmastodon running on the beach!

www.youtube.com - YouTubeEnjoy the videos and music that you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
Misinformation-Superhighwayman

Recently, an Audio professional I have high regard for made an "open letter" style of criticism of practically all audio equipment manufacturers.

Summary: devices that contain rechargeable batteries should be repairable, and it should be possible to replace batteries that are worn-out and no longer take a charge. Otherwise, expensive, high-end gear that should last for decades becomes e-waste after as little as 12-24 months of regular use for the sake of a small and inexpensive component.

RØDE is an Australian audio company known for producing high-quality microphones. Peter Freedman, founder and Chairman of RØDE responded positively to the public criticism. He promised clearer documentation and, IMHO importantly, design changes so customers can replace batteries in their microphones and other devices.

"I will make sure we provide a clear written policy that alerts all customers to the fact that we will support anyone who has bought our wireless units and can promise we will provide them with a clear path for replacement of batteries should they fail. I will also implement a design change to allow customers to replace batteries themselves on all future designs."

Screenshot of a comment written by Peter Freedman, founder and chairman of RØDE: Our team is made up of over 800 passionate and proud audio and now video enthusiast who are just like you and your supporters. We all care greatly about what we design and manufacture and want everyone who invests in us to be completely satisfied. I will make sure we provide a clear written policy that alerts all customers to the fact that we will support anyone who has bought our wireless units and can promise we will provide them with a clear path for replacement of batteries should they fail. I will also implement a design change to allow customers to replace batteries themselves on all future designs. As you know we created the miniature 2.4 Ghz transmitter with inbuilt microphone category, and have now sold well over 3 million units. Since the initial launch we have had a relatively small percentage(fraction of 1%)fail over that time, and have made sure everyone who contacted us where fully supported. When I started RØDE in 1989 I wanted to make sure that everything we made should last a life time, and our guarantee policy has and will continue to be very flexible even if a product is many years old. while there will always be the odd case where a customers needs are not met as I would like it, if I am given the opportunity to resolve that, I will.
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Logo of RØDE Microphones. The name is printed in black all-caps. The 'O' is replaced with a 'Ø' character in homage to the Scandinavian heritage of the founder's family. Under the text in the logo is a light brown circle.
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#RØDE#RodeMicrophones#RightToRepair
Tyler K. Nothing

If I were still #podcasting, I’d likely get this. It’s a slick little package, and I like #Rode’s #audio gear. For $150 you get two wireless lavolier mics, a charging case, and choice of a USB-C or Lightning wireless adapter, though I only found a link for the USB-C model on Amazon. This and an iPhone makes for a nicely compact filming rig. #iPhone #Android engadget.com/audio/rodes-tiny-

Engadget · Rode's tiny $149 Wireless Micro kit is designed for smartphone usersBy Steve Dent
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