Hi Lando, is their a latency in sound recording? ie if you record music running on phone and mic recording, is there a latency observed between recorded sound and music ?
Great video bro! Can I ask you something? Y really need to know if this microphone completely deletes the “white noise”, so it does? “White noise” is that classic hsssss when we are in silence. Thanks!
I was excited to see Rodes developed this for Android phones. Was going to get one to record acoustic guitar and singing. Not now, the built in mic was so much better sounding. I will say the Rodes worked well when you were speaking and recording the amp. Obviously a very directional microphone. Thanks for doing the review
this is the video that I was looking for... very helpful.. thanks... I think Rode VideoMic Me wasn't designed for music recoding... Rode records voice very well but on the other hand guitar doesn't sound well... Samsung keeps more characteristic color of guitar.. thanks again for the video
samsung: more pleasing profile, wider sounding, lower is muddier rode: flat profile, narrow field if any, better tonal clarity samsung would be better if the recording is for final consumption i.e. podcast or just listening back. for applications like field recording or direct mic'ing instruments i would probably go with the rode
does the quality of the PHONE, have anything to do with the quality of recording when its connected with the mic? for example, if my phone is 7 years old......
+Scherzo Herzo hey there that's a really tough question to answer. I only tried it on the one Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge phone so I can't even say how well it works on any other phone.
excellent video friend, unfortunately it is very difficult to overcome the microphones of Samsung phones, nowadays if you record videos with the s10 plus very difficult mind I think that there are some external cameras or microphones that overcome them in a very remarkable way.
Thanks for making this video!! It's very helpful because I am using Galaxy note7 and looking for an external mic, to record acoustic guitar sound. As far as I listened, a built in mic is better because it has nice stereo sound and lively while Rode sounds like just mono.
Thank you so much for helping to choose right video recording camera I am using one plus 6 in my phone noise cancellation is not there so when I go to club parties my video recording audio cracked so Is this video recording mic good for my one plus 6?
I wonder and researched the same question, the best condenser external mic for recording jams, concerts, is the *Shure MV88* check it out, the only thing is that is made only for iphones, I still use my galaxy s7 edge for almost 5 years now, android all my life, but I'm getting the iphone 12 pro next month along with the mv88, so I can record my guitar jams.
Hello, thanks for the review. I have an questions, which is very important to me... How do you do the transitions between some scenes, e.g. when you say something wrong or here: 1:41 ... If anybody else also knows the answer, please share ow to do it (with premiere)
Bought one with the aim of recording jam sessions. Didn't turn out as well as I expected, though it can take a higher SPL so less clipping when a full band is playing. Is there anything that would work better in this environment that is still just as easy to connect to a phone as the VideoMic ME?
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I only plan on using this for speaking parts, and not for recording music. But what did you think overall?
lando27music does ut work for concert i sounded better on rode mic does it work for concert
sorry can't say, I've never tried it in a concert setting
Hi Lando, is their a latency in sound recording? ie if you record music running on phone and mic recording, is there a latency observed between recorded sound and music ?
I didn't notice any. But watch my follow up video. I had a lot of issues with the mic
Great video bro! Can I ask you something? Y really need to know if this microphone completely deletes the “white noise”, so it does? “White noise” is that classic hsssss when we are in silence. Thanks!
To be honest I preferred the internal mic. More lively and more presence.
I was excited to see Rodes developed this for Android phones. Was going to get one to record acoustic guitar and singing. Not now, the built in mic was so much better sounding. I will say the Rodes worked well when you were speaking and recording the amp. Obviously a very directional microphone. Thanks for doing the review
Thanks for the test. Unfortunelly i think now that mic doesnt good for record music.
this is the video that I was looking for... very helpful.. thanks... I think Rode VideoMic Me wasn't designed for music recoding... Rode records voice very well but on the other hand guitar doesn't sound well... Samsung keeps more characteristic color of guitar.. thanks again for the video
Do you know of a really good microphone designed fir music. I mean one that does record music really well?
There was barely any difference. Even for simple vocal recording (talking). Rode not really worth it imo.
Hi Landon, the Rode sounded great. It definitely picked up your vocal whilst playing the guitar better than the Samsung. Thumbs up
TimB4305 hey thanks. The Rode will get some good use, when needed. 🎸🎸
I thought it was the exact same thing with both.. Microfone of the Samsung and the Rode.
I like the Rode mic over the internal microphone. Its more clear with less reverberation, so less noisy too. Thanks for the video!
samsung: more pleasing profile, wider sounding, lower is muddier
rode: flat profile, narrow field if any, better tonal clarity
samsung would be better if the recording is for final consumption i.e. podcast or just listening back. for applications like field recording or direct mic'ing instruments i would probably go with the rode
i use this mike for recording on smule it is so much clearer and crisp than people using earbud mikes with sound muffled
Does it oversaturate in high notes?
I want a mobile singing mic
does the quality of the PHONE, have anything to do with the quality of recording when its connected with the mic?
for example, if my phone is 7 years old......
+Scherzo Herzo hey there that's a really tough question to answer. I only tried it on the one Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge phone so I can't even say how well it works on any other phone.
I think yes. Some phones support only mono audio. So mic will not work on it as well as the the one that can do high quality audio
Maybe some phones have better analog-digital converters than others, but it's much more important how you set your recording app.
excellent video friend, unfortunately it is very difficult to overcome the microphones of Samsung phones, nowadays if you record videos with the s10 plus very difficult mind I think that there are some external cameras or microphones that overcome them in a very remarkable way.
I clarify I mean external microphones for cell phones, since I came here looking for microphones for cell phones.
Thanks for making this video!! It's very helpful because I am using Galaxy note7 and looking for an external mic, to record acoustic guitar sound. As far as I listened, a built in mic is better because it has nice stereo sound and lively while Rode sounds like just mono.
Thank you so much for helping to choose right video recording camera
I am using one plus 6 in my phone noise cancellation is not there so when I go to club parties my video recording audio cracked so Is this video recording mic good for my one plus 6?
Hey there, I did a follow up video. I had a lot of issues with the MIC and sent it back. Watch my follow up. I can’t recommend using it anymore :)
i 'm listened to this video.the sound is a little bit difference that your have compared.
Does anyone know of a really good microphone designed for music. I mean one that really records music well?
I wonder and researched the same question, the best condenser external mic for recording jams, concerts, is the *Shure MV88* check it out, the only thing is that is made only for iphones, I still use my galaxy s7 edge for almost 5 years now, android all my life, but I'm getting the iphone 12 pro next month along with the mv88, so I can record my guitar jams.
The sound using the Rode VideoMic Me is a big improvement over the mic built into your Galaxy S7.
ya it's too bad it didn't work out. I did a follow up video with the issues I had with it.
Cool man. Yeah I could definitely hear the difference, when using the mic. What phone mic do you suggest best for music??
ya I'm not sure what mic to recommend. this Rode mic gave me problems, I did a follow up video shortly after, and returned the mic
@@landonbailey oh ok I'll have to check that out...thanks for the reply. Yeah I need a phone Mic to record guitar.
Samsung's internal mic sounded better.
yep
Hello, thanks for the review. I have an questions, which is very important to me... How do you do the transitions between some scenes, e.g. when you say something wrong or here: 1:41 ... If anybody else also knows the answer, please share ow to do it (with premiere)
Bought one with the aim of recording jam sessions. Didn't turn out as well as I expected, though it can take a higher SPL so less clipping when a full band is playing.
Is there anything that would work better in this environment that is still just as easy to connect to a phone as the VideoMic ME?
I'm sure there's some other alternatives, but check out my follow up video. I ended up having a lot of issues with the MIC
wow, sounds the same with and without.
thanks for the video it helped
+Blake Bwellz Wellman hey glad to hear!
The built in outperforms in my opinion
The ME sounded harsher on the overdriven guitar, to me, and just louder in general, FWIW.
650Thunderbird agreed. I think we would hear a bigger difference overall if I was in a room that wasnt soundproof.
Call me crazy but the internal mic is far better lol.
Is that working on my phone like Samsung Galaxy A5 2017? Need info
+Sepvan Valeri they say it should work on IOS and Android so I would say yes it should work
lando27music Thanks friends
Can you use it for rapping?
hey there! I honestly don't know. I also had issues with the microphone. have a look at my follow up video about it
Thanks man
no problem!
does this work for FB live?
I cant say! check out my follow up video, I had issues with it
Very Good video
hey thanks!
Its Good bro
Thanks for the review. The mic is not that much better than a internal mic on a phone.
I guess 🎤 on phones have improved greatly since? 🤔
1:43 - 2:02
Thanks
Rode is better for me.
Ok so I don't use a rode