Hi, my name is Thomas Maddox I am so happy you came across the video really help me out and making my decision on what I’m going to get that is extremely nice and it’s worth the price I think I’m gonna love it I know I’m gonna love it. Looking forward to getting mine. Thank you very much.
Rookie, glad found your channel, why, realistic, easy to spend ton of money for top of line, but as rookie learn and upgrade as you suggest - as goes tests, like comparing the two, not bias, it is what it is. Your right, the fact no meter to tell user where sound level is and no meter to assure grabbing sound. Thanks
Subscribed. I think the noise cancellation feature will be helpful in some situations. The important in reducing background noise from listening to your recordings was obvious without very significant degradation of audio quality. Thanks for posting!
Good video. I bought one a few weeks ago and it works great on my regular camera and on my GoPro. One change I would make if anyone is reading this..place the USB charging port on the back of the charging case, so that it can sit straight up on it's bottom. Thanks for sharing.
Jay, you rock brother! I subbed. Man, you did a great review of that mic! Like you, I have been using the Rode Wireless Go II on my gimbal set ups. This looks like a great alternative for folks. Great to see you doing this type of content! Keep singing!
Just saw your video, great stuff! pleased to see that you used the Apple adapter, since I've got the same one. Question does the stereo mode provides 2 tracks, or just one? I guess if not, you can split them later
No dual audio tracks for this. The Rode wireless Go can though. These do come in handy and work great in any environment. The sound quality is excellent. We just used them at SEMA Show and they performed very well. Here is a manual you can refer to. Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed! Manual: download.hollyland.com/User_manual/LARK%20M1/LARK%20M1%20User%20Manual%EF%BC%88English%EF%BC%89.pdf
Yes, having audio input levels visible to read are quite an important feature this device omits; however, if they do decide to update this model with that feature, so will they also update the price. 🤔
Done subscribing and thanks for the helpful content. ONE QUESTION: did you edit the audio after? Or this was exactly what the output was? I must have made a terrible mistake of putting the noise cancellation on and putting it on Max volume while filming in a small room and I have an output that even a Pro audio editor could not fix :(
Thanks i dont really understand the mono/stereo controls and the defaults. Great mics.
Hi, my name is Thomas Maddox I am so happy you came across the video really help me out and making my decision on what I’m going to get that is extremely nice and it’s worth the price I think I’m gonna love it I know I’m gonna love it. Looking forward to getting mine. Thank you very much.
Rookie, glad found your channel, why, realistic, easy to spend ton of money for top of line, but as rookie learn and upgrade as you suggest - as goes tests, like comparing the two, not bias, it is what it is. Your right, the fact no meter to tell user where sound level is and no meter to assure grabbing sound. Thanks
Subscribed. I think the noise cancellation feature will be helpful in some situations. The important in reducing background noise from listening to your recordings was obvious without very significant degradation of audio quality. Thanks for posting!
I did like the video. Great review and show all the good stuff on them.
Good video. I bought one a few weeks ago and it works great on my regular camera and on my GoPro. One change I would make if anyone is reading this..place the USB charging port on the back of the charging case, so that it can sit straight up on it's bottom. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed for a chance to win one !! That way you have a spare 😎
Finally! Thank you got helping me get my mic up and going! Great step by step!
I subscribed. Some more promos on social media might help reach those numbers.
Jay, you rock brother! I subbed. Man, you did a great review of that mic! Like you, I have been using the Rode Wireless Go II on my gimbal set ups. This looks like a great alternative for folks. Great to see you doing this type of content! Keep singing!
Awesome! Thank you!
Just saw your video, great stuff!
pleased to see that you used the Apple adapter, since I've got the same one.
Question does the stereo mode provides 2 tracks, or just one? I guess if not, you can split them later
No dual audio tracks for this. The Rode wireless Go can though. These do come in handy and work great in any environment. The sound quality is excellent. We just used them at SEMA Show and they performed very well. Here is a manual you can refer to. Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed!
Manual: download.hollyland.com/User_manual/LARK%20M1/LARK%20M1%20User%20Manual%EF%BC%88English%EF%BC%89.pdf
Best review of this product I've seen. Personally I would use 3.5 trs to two xlr into my H8.
Cheers ! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
This is great. Sub'd and love PCG.
Just what I need to get started
Very well done❤
Great Review!! Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching!
Yes, having audio input levels visible to read are quite an important feature this device omits; however, if they do decide to update this model with that feature, so will they also update the price. 🤔
Well done!
I subscribe. I would really like to win one of those prices. BTW great review.
Thanks for watching and Good Luck
Done subscribing and thanks for the helpful content.
ONE QUESTION: did you edit the audio after? Or this was exactly what the output was? I must have made a terrible mistake of putting the noise cancellation on and putting it on Max volume while filming in a small room and I have an output that even a Pro audio editor could not fix :(
Not all the audio was recorded on the Hollyland. In the sections where we specifically show you the audio tests, it's 100% "as recorded."
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