Time Markers- 0:00 - Take the ATEM Further 0:46 - Connect Rodecaster with Headphone Output 2:00 - Zoom Settings 2:46 - OBS Settings 4:01 - Rodecaster Monitor Outputs 5:19 - Connect Rodecaster via USB 5:42 - Zoom USB Connection Settings 6:01 - Audio/Video Sync Settings 6:33 - Adjust Sync with OBS 8:12 - Adjust Sync with ATEM Software 8:49 - Other Audio Options. 9:20 - Audio is Half of Video
Epic production Tom. I appreciate the efforts and resources you put into this to educate us. I’m glad you mentioned this hissing from the audio output, I kept thinking there something wrong with my mic and headset. Thank you.
Tom.. great work and thanks so much.. You said that there is a possible sync issue with OBS. In the case of just recording a video podcast utilizing the ATM and Rodecaster, any ideas on a stand alone sync recorder such as a Atomos or something? I am doing a two camera two mic and would like a final output to edit.
I have tried using 1/4 inch TS mono cables to a 1/8 inch TRS stereo cable and I'm getting nothing out of the Rodecaster. The Blackmagic tech support person I spoke to said the 1/4 inch cable had to be stereo which I can't find.
Tom by default the mic inputs on the ATEM are mic level inputs. Before connecting a line level output (e.g. Rodcaster) you need to go into the ATEM settings and switch the mic input to line level. Failure to do so will result in overdriven audio on the ATEM as you first saw in your video when the meter was pegged red. FYI.
I bought the same red cable that Tom showed in his video for my RCP II and changed the ATEM mic1 to "line". When I stream or record to disk from the ATEM I get a buzzing or humming noise. If I use OBS to stream or record and use the RCP II main as my audio source everything works just fine. I'm still working to figure this out :) Here is a sample of what I am getting... th-cam.com/video/d3N25iThcno/w-d-xo.html
So I’m curious, do you have to use a computer to do a livestream with the ATEM & Rodecaster Pro 2 or can’t you just hook up your mics to Rodecaster Pro 2 and cameras to ATEM and stream from there?
I have to give you props on your ability to squeeze so much content out of one piece of gear (the rode procaster), I need to take some notes for my channel. I lost count of how many videos involve that thing but I won't lie, I've watched all of them. I didn't even need to read the hilarious giant manual cards when mine showed up, I already knew everything I needed thanks to these vids. You're killing it man
I'm glad it's helping, and yes, the giant cards are hilarious! It's a real tool that I actually use, so rather than move on to some other thing, I like to show all the different ways this can be utilized.
As I've slowly been getting into the world of live streaming having content like this in invaluable. Thanks for putting these videos together. Incredibly helpful and well put together.
I'm watching all your videos! I started by watching all your Rodecaster Pro related videos, today I went to the store and bought one for myself! Rode, sponsor this man, I'm sure many others bought Rode products just by watching your videos, and not because you promote Rode, but because you provide an honest opinion, at least that is the feeling I'm getting from your videos! Thanks for the excellent advice!
Haha, I'm so glad to hear this. I didn't realize how much Rode stuff I had until I started making videos about it. It really just sits in that sweet spot of price/features/quality. There are other really great brands out there too of course, but I also like that Rode designs and makes everything themselves in Australia.
@@tombuck I wasn't aware of that! I first time heard from your video, and then I run a mini fact check, and indeed Rode has the whole production chain in Australia, which is really great! Not only they support local economy, but the more business act like that, the better the macroeconomic perspective of both the businesses and the country. I'm still playing with rodecaster pro like a kid since yesterday haha
@Tom Buck thank you so much for this!! I had been using the CamLink 4K for my Canon so that I could go live, and I had a Rodecaster Pro for my audio for my podcasts. I struggled with the video quality and zoom and all of that good stuff before! After some research and watching several of your videos, my atem is on its way and now I know exactly how I should attach it to my rodecaster! Thank you for all of these videos!! You have a new subscriber and I’ll be following for more!! Oh, and I’m realizing now that I’m typing this out from my HVAC business’s page and not the podcast...I’ll subscribe from the service business mastery podcast page too! Thank you again!!
Clapping 👏🏼 at the beginning of a podcast is a good tip for beginners. You can match the audio spike in the video and audio tracks to synch audio with video. 👍🏼
I use them both connected to the MacBook Pro through USB C, with OBS. I usually get between 150 to 200 ms delay on the video so if I delay the audio about that much, it syncs perfectly.
I've now watched multiple videos of yours in a row and you are brilliant. Looking at the comments, others agree. Thank you for such amazing and helpful insights. Wow. You're incredibly cool for taking the time to show and describe all of this.
Thank you for this Jason! Reading this totally makes my day. I'm glad the video was helpful and I really appreciate the time you took to leave such an awesome comment 👍
Another way you can get the audio into the atem is to run the audio through the camera and use the audio/video via hdmi to the atem and then atem usb c to the computer this will help with audio sync.
This is an amazing set up in your home office. I am new and I am just starting with windows to go live streaming for zoom calls, and small groups. So I am trying to create a home office/studio. Thanks as always for sharing. Great video,
You can switch the MIC-inputs on the ATEM Mini to line-level instead of mic-level, what works best when connecting a mixer like the Rodecaster Pro. Works also with stereo-signals, as far as I remember.
How do you do that? I experience humming and buzz when I connect the phones out of my analogue mixer to the mic input of atem. Is this a ground loop issue or line to mic issue? Appreciate some good advice here. Thank you!
@@colinchew8440 Let me quote the ATEM manual (documents.blackmagicdesign.com/UserManuals/ATEM_Mini_Manual.pdf): " Microphones typically have weaker signals compared to line outputs from other audio devices. This means when mic is selected, the input is boosted slightly to compensate. This also means that if mic is accidentally selected when a line level input is plugged in, the audio will sound unusually loud. If the audio sounds much louder than it should be, check that line is selected instead of mic." The MIC/LINE switch is a bit hidden though: You find it in "Settings > Audio > General" within the ATEM Software Control. Hope this makes sense.
@@colinchew8440 I would try to use the line-out of your mixer instead of the phones-out and switch the ATEM to line. This could help reducing humming and buzz.
Hey Tom, got myself one of the mini pro's today and hooked it up to the Rodecaster Pro using the 1/4 LR Monitor jack. Took a while to get the audio levels right . One thing that got me stumped for a while was I needed to change the mic1 setting on the mini pro to "line" as the default was "mic". Completed a live stream test and all worked out great. Switching from PC to MAC to Cam1 was nice. Although mini hdmi to hdmi didn't seem to work via the mini pro for Cam 2 :-( Even managed to test Teams, Zoom and some OBS projector output. Wouldn't have done all this without watching your video!!
Thanks to your videos I use the Rodecaster and ATEM mini for my live podcasts and they're fantastic! The ATEM mini allows me to toggle camera angels during the show very easily with the push of a button.
@@abdulla9912 I am not sure if this is the answer you're looking for but the Rodecaster connects to my laptop with a USB cable and the ATEM uses an HDMI and USB a-c. If I remember correctly the ATEM did not come with any cables so those I bought separately. I stream live on TH-cam and so I just select the ATEM and Rodecaster for my audio/video when I'm about to go live.
XLR output would be neat. I think there's the possibility to add effects with firmware updates. There was reverb in a beta release last summer that was super cool, but it was removed in the final release.
Thanks for this Tom! I've done two major multicam zoom presentations with this gear and audio was a real challenge. Never thought of doing it via the computer! Will try that next time.
You were extra Pun-ny today! And then you set up for a great pun at the end only to say you get great Audio Video! Perfect! And the B-Roll was perfect as well in the video! Well done! I have been over thinking doing a live stream, and back out every time I think I'm ready. One day I'll just appear live... that day is not today!
Haha, I definitely get the overthinking bit. I’ve found the best thing to do is just jump in and then adapt along the way. Glad you appreciate the absolutely ridiculous puns 😁
We’re also using the ATEM+RCP. We like to plug each unit directly to the MacBook. But we also use an iPad as our main video source. The iPad runs into the ATEM via an HDMI adapter. Audio from the iPad runs directly into the RCP via the Phone input channel. Then we use OBS to capture and a StreamDeck XL as the main control surface. We also run background music from an iPhone into the RCP via the Bluetooth Chanel. We love this set up as it takes a lot of the workload off the MacBook CPU. The downside is we do get some strange audio interference from the iPad. We’re not sure if it’s the channel or maybe a faulty cable. But with a little background music the interference isn’t noticeable and we can always clean it up a bit more in post. But we would like to eliminate it eventually.
Thank you for this amazingly specific video on these two pieces of gear in particular!! About to use these two hand-in-hand at work with Zoom and/or Wirecast!
I was going to say, the ATEM has a pretty capable audio processing engine built in, it’d be fun to see how you got on running something like the VideoMic NTG directly into the ATEM alongside your video sources.
You can handle the syncing for audio/video directly within the ATEM as it has frame delays. I do this and have a preset file setup and configured because the video coming in from my Panasonic GH5 is heavy and the audio always arrives first. Nice thing is that once you set it up, you can just save all of the configuration as a preset file and just load it in when you turn on the ATEM
@@tombuck Unfortunately mine just stoped working reliably today and had to throw it away and drop $500 on a new one, 2 months out of warranty... they told me it would be as much to repair as a replace... argh...
Professor, thank you very much... I am testing this today.... I think I need to get that red cable.... many thanks... always top quality material! Most appreciated...
Great video Tom, I tried different setup with similar equipment as well and I agree with you - audio quality is much better when using the Atem and Rodecaster separately. Love your YT channel :-)
Amazing videos. They did help me to choose the equipments to buy a week ago. Am enjoying my tutorial classes being a beginner and you just awesome. Barikiwa sana.
You can see and adjust audio input levels for the ATEM via the ATEM software interface. I just can't seem to get it coming out of the headphones. You can also adjust the limiter and compression...
Thanks! I’m not quite ready for any of this equipment just yet but this is the direction I am headed. It is daunting. Your videos are helpful & a crutch. Have you recorded anything that walks a newb through the advantages of hdmi switching? Thanks again & keep up the great work!
I am trying to find the video where you broke down why you went from Atem Mini to the Pro. I am about to buy 1 or the other and I wanted to see what pushed you to upgrade. Thanks for your content. There are many that review their equipment but you really make it like a conversation and not a lecture.
Tom, I hope you solved my latency problem. I had the Rodecaster hooked into the computer and using the LR connects into the ATEM. I’m going to try it tomorrow. I experienced latency at 8FPS and higher. Ecamm was terrible. I like the idea of letting the ATEM do the video and the rodecaster doing the audio..we will see.
Noo, I'm sure this is arranged :-) Like.... Tom uploads a video and checks until it just as processed as it takes to be live on YT, then shoots Heather a text with "LIKE NOW!"
I needed this, to make sure I’m doing it right! Haha. It also seems to make my camera feeds look a little bit better. Thanks so much for introducing me to both of these!
Nice lecture! Great picture quality! The audio quality is also very satisfactory. The camera's performance is also good, but it seems that the quality of the lighting determines the quality of the video. Next, I would like to ask for the whole process of video recording. I would like to see what I am using as a studio, such as the location of lights and cameras. I think this is more popular with beginners. As an expert, you will see and learn about the process of making your videos and the overall atmosphere of the studio you are making. I want to see you soon. I especially want to see photos or videos with lighting. Thanks for the link to buy amazon lighting. I want to see the location of the lights I'm actually using. The picture quality is very good.
Thanks for the kind words! I do have several videos about my studio space and editing workflow that might be helpful. I also have a number of videos about my camera and the settings I use 👍
@@tombuck If there is a video link that you can refer to, please introduce it. I am amazed to see your video quality. The picture quality was so sharp and clear that my eyes became very large.
Just awesome videos! Your channel has done so much to help me get a TH-cam channel going. I'm running into one crazy problem though. I have the Rodecaster Pro and Atem Mini Pro each connected to am iMac through two usb-c cables -- and a laptop connected through HDMI to the Atem for playing videos. I see the audio in the audio meter in the Multiview monitor, but no sound from the video. The Zoom software is set to take video from the Atem and the laptop shows it is using the BMD HDMI as as output. I must be missing something! The video is there but viewers can't hear it when we switch to it. (Insert hair-pulling here) 🙂 I do have AFV in use as well.
Hey Gary! This can definitely be a confusing problem. Do you have HDMI set as the audio output for the playback laptop? It might be that there just isn’t an audio signal being sent out. The other tricky part, if I’m understanding correctly, is using audio from the RCP and ATEM simultaneously. Something could be getting left out there. In which case you could just run audio from the laptop through the RCP or even use Loopback to create a virtual audio device that combines the RCP and ATEM. 👍
@@tombuck Hey Thanks for these things to check.! The laptop is showing the HDMI port as the audio output so that looks good. All the mics are going into the RCP via XLR cables and all of the cameras and laptop are going into the Atem via HDM cables. While the video shows in Zoom, it looks as though the audio isn't getting passed. I tried running a cable from the RCP headphone jack to Mic 1 on the Atem (and unplugged the USB from the RCP) with no luck. I feel like I'm so close ........ having that flummoxed feeling ..... as in my flux capacitors are on the blink. By the way, I''m hoping Blackmagic Its watching and adds a power button like you said. I mean, c'mon ....... going to use what you mentioned in the video to do the power on/off thing.
Audio drift could be a problem if your streaming and say your camera is set to 24fps, add on latency, buffers, etc. My best advice would be to try and stick to 30fps or 60fps and do plenty of tests. Some people have absolutely no problem but like Tom said some may run into real issues. Zoom can be an absolute pain syncing purely on how it delivers its sources in their workflow. I would if possible run it through OBS or Xsplit and then 'cast' to Zoom. Though I would say Audio drift would gradually become worse over time so if you are doing short videos it wouldn't likely be a problem unless you are recording at a crazy bit rate
Kindly put up some video on how to connect sound mixture along with rodcaster pro together and how they are connected to pc . looking for your kind reply and response soon.
Haha, oh no! I'm trying to focus on pieces of gear and show difference things you can do with them, I genuinely don't mean to keep expanding shopping lists!
Unfortunately, the best audio setup doesn't allow you to switch to a second video source which has audio included, as this will not be sent on from the ATEM Mini I suppose? Just found you channel. Pretty cool stuff!
Yeah, it can definitely be overwhelming. When it comes to Zoom classes and stuff, I always. recommend starting with audio. Even a simple USB mic can make an absolute world of difference. From there you can move on to cameras, lights, etc.
Thank you Tom for the post. I’m in the start-up mode for video/podcasting. I have “Logic” for my audio and “Final Cut” for video. Before I invest in the ATEM , are you aware of and sync-up or latency issues when connection USB/USB for both units? Your thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance for your guidance. Cheers! Dave
Hi Tom! thank you guiding with this video! very very helpful! just one question! I am planning to use the ATEM mini + Rodecaster + Wirecast to live stream simultaneously with different platforms. Have you tried it before? Thanks again beforehand!
Thanks Christian! I've never used Wirecast, but you shouldn't have any issues. I do typically prefer to run each device into the computer separately through USB, but of course as this video explains, you can run everything through the ATEM.
I'm VERY interested in what Zoom has to offer, but I don't have access to the P8 and I always feel uneasy about buying unnecessary equipment solely for reviews (I prefer to just buy what I need at the time).
This was soo helpful! I am stuck though, any idea why my audio out of the ATEM is all distorted, I followed the steps exactly? -->The weird thing is that I also plugged a lav mic direct into the input on the ATEM mini and it is still distorted. I am wondering if it is somehow mixing the audio from my Sony a6100 (HDMI cam input) with the mic input..?? The cam audio bar moves in the multiview, but it is dark, unlike like the bright green audio bars for the mic..Any ideas?
It depends on what you mean by "distorted". IF it's sounding way too loud and blown out, then I'd recommend using the arrow buttons on the ATEM do lower the audio volume, or adjust the level in the ATEM software. If the distortion is more robotic sounding and weirdly "electronic" for lack of a better term, I've had that happen once and it was fixed by restarting my computer and both mixers.
@@tombuck Thanks! I found a third mic and it worked fine. I ordered the same cable you use to connect the rodecaster to the ATEM, I have a feeling it was a bad cable and lav mic (the lav mic wouldn't work properly anywhere else either). Thanks a ton! Great channel
Hi Tom, you did a Live Stream walkthrough about 2 months again without the ATEM mini. Any chance you can do that please. Also would be handy to know what software you use to do your live stream along with your setup etc etc. Thanks in advance.
@@tombuck a friend of mine bought one for me since where I live we don't really have much. I've tested it out. It's awesome. I recommend this for Live talk shows or other events you'd want to do a Livestream on. 👍🏼
Great stuff Tom! Thank you for this video. Very helpful. I'm considering adding the ATEM mini to my gear now to join forces with the rode caster pro. Only question now is Atem mini vs Atem mini pro????
@@tombuck Thank you for the heads up. Do you have an affiliate code for the pro? Initially, I'll tap my Sony a6600 and a7sii to the atem and connect that to the rodecaster. Loving your videos my friend! Ty for replying. 🤩🤩🤩
Roland makes some (and I think they're planning to come out with a new one). The downside is that they're very expensive and they don't really excel at either thing. Blackmagic also does have a lot of switcher/software options to build a setup if you don't mind a bit of tinkering.
Hi Tom..great videos.. Quick question is it possible to connect the rodecaster directly to the atem mini pro or extreme using the usb-c port and external monitor to monitor the levels instead of a computer based software?
TH-camr and audio expert Chris Judd talks about the best way to fix the sync. It will depend on your camera how bad your delay will be... it can be fixed easily...
Hi Tom. For each camera connected to the ATEM Mini, is the only item needed an HDMI cable from the camera to the ATEM Mini? Or is something else required such as an Elgato CamLink capture card? What is exactly required for attaching multiple cameras to the ATEM unit? Thank you!
Hey Tom I was wondering if you would consider doing a review using the Yolobox with your rodecaster pro... this is a setup i'm considering and hope you would be interested...:)
I've been using the Rodecaster as a USB Audio computer interface for general use (with monitor out to studio speakers) in addition to it being a supreme podcast mixer. If I were ever to go to streaming with an ATEM Mini, I would not pipe the rodecaster audio through the ATEM Mini, but just continue to use the Rodecaster USB audio source into the PC. Other than streamlining to 1 USB connection, I don't see the benefit of sending the audio through the ATEM Mini.
@@tombuck It is the best way to go for audio quality but then if you want to play video (with audio) like you said you did from an old mac book when teaching - 'cos it's better than sharing a screen -, you have to switch audio sources in Zoom whilst launching the video and (if the video were music) you could not do a voice over while (for example) describing the music. You can do this if you run the rodecaster through the atem but the sound quality is inferior. What do you do?
Hi Tom Great videos and contribution to all of us trying to look good, educate, facilitate ,eating S, etc. from home. Thank you. I use the Rodecaster pro for my audio and the ATEM mini for video. How do you hear your students when on a Zoom call without getting feedback from speakers or wearing a huge headphone ? Thanks
Hey, I never noticed before that you have a turntable in the background, I just bought one probable that is why I just noticed. You should talk about it.
@@tombuck I got the Audio Technical LP120XBT-USB. I grew up with vinyl. I got to say that is a little annoying that you can’t skip a track like you do with MP3 but I was thinking. MP3. After you die who get it? I mean, unless you have it saved in a place that is accessible to someone in your family will be lost. Records, cd, cassette are physical objects that will be accessible to anyone and will live forever.
What camera do you recommend? And can you use a webcam for podcasts? Just bout got everything else except a camera but don't wanna buy one if I can also use a webcam as I've got a webcam
You can absolutely use a webcam. If that’s what you got, it’s probably the best thing to get started with and then upgrade later. I use the Canon EOS R, which has been terrific.
Hi, I am using Rodecaster pro, ATEM mini pro, OBS, and streaming on MS Teams to our school in the mornings for morning announcements. Today I tried to play a B-roll video on OBS but I wasn't able to get sound on teams. I currently have microphone & speakers set to Rodecaster Video set to OBS virtual camera. the sound from my microphones into the rodecaster pro works fine on teams but sound from the OBS pre-recorded videos do not. Any ideas?
Getting sound from OBS might be a little tricky. I have a similar problem with Ecamm Live and I've been able to use Loopback to create a virtual audio source that can be picked up by Zoom. Loopback isn't free, but it does let you rout any audio signal any way you'd like within your computer.
thank you Tom! would you have a video of your final cut pro preferred settings/codecs and curious of your video upload time to youtube??? please and thanks!!
@@tombuck Thanks for the reply! That's what I was afraid of. Sounds like I need to make a switch to my camera setup...With the ATEM, you can record longer than the 30 minute record limit on the EOS R. Yes?
Time Markers-
0:00 - Take the ATEM Further
0:46 - Connect Rodecaster with Headphone Output
2:00 - Zoom Settings
2:46 - OBS Settings
4:01 - Rodecaster Monitor Outputs
5:19 - Connect Rodecaster via USB
5:42 - Zoom USB Connection Settings
6:01 - Audio/Video Sync Settings
6:33 - Adjust Sync with OBS
8:12 - Adjust Sync with ATEM Software
8:49 - Other Audio Options.
9:20 - Audio is Half of Video
Epic production Tom. I appreciate the efforts and resources you put into this to educate us. I’m glad you mentioned this hissing from the audio output, I kept thinking there something wrong with my mic and headset. Thank you.
Tom.. great work and thanks so much.. You said that there is a possible sync issue with OBS. In the case of just recording a video podcast utilizing the ATM and Rodecaster, any ideas on a stand alone sync recorder such as a Atomos or something? I am doing a two camera two mic and would like a final output to edit.
Tom, great job as usual. What is the link to the monitor out to the stereo for the Atem and Rodecaster setup?
I have tried using 1/4 inch TS mono cables to a 1/8 inch TRS stereo cable and I'm getting nothing out of the Rodecaster. The Blackmagic tech support person I spoke to said the 1/4 inch cable had to be stereo which I can't find.
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Tom by default the mic inputs on the ATEM are mic level inputs. Before connecting a line level output (e.g. Rodcaster) you need to go into the ATEM settings and switch the mic input to line level. Failure to do so will result in overdriven audio on the ATEM as you first saw in your video when the meter was pegged red. FYI.
THANK YOU!! This made all the difference. Comment section coming clutch
Would be great if they had this sorted straight out box lol
This helped, thank you! LOVE Tom's videos but this was one thing missing from this video. Appreciate the comment
I bought the same red cable that Tom showed in his video for my RCP II and changed the ATEM mic1 to "line". When I stream or record to disk from the ATEM I get a buzzing or humming noise.
If I use OBS to stream or record and use the RCP II main as my audio source everything works just fine.
I'm still working to figure this out :)
Here is a sample of what I am getting...
th-cam.com/video/d3N25iThcno/w-d-xo.html
So I’m curious, do you have to use a computer to do a livestream with the ATEM & Rodecaster Pro 2 or can’t you just hook up your mics to Rodecaster Pro 2 and cameras to ATEM and stream from there?
I have to give you props on your ability to squeeze so much content out of one piece of gear (the rode procaster), I need to take some notes for my channel. I lost count of how many videos involve that thing but I won't lie, I've watched all of them. I didn't even need to read the hilarious giant manual cards when mine showed up, I already knew everything I needed thanks to these vids. You're killing it man
I'm glad it's helping, and yes, the giant cards are hilarious! It's a real tool that I actually use, so rather than move on to some other thing, I like to show all the different ways this can be utilized.
As I've slowly been getting into the world of live streaming having content like this in invaluable. Thanks for putting these videos together. Incredibly helpful and well put together.
I'm really happy to hear that! Good luck with your streams!
I'm watching all your videos! I started by watching all your Rodecaster Pro related videos, today I went to the store and bought one for myself! Rode, sponsor this man, I'm sure many others bought Rode products just by watching your videos, and not because you promote Rode, but because you provide an honest opinion, at least that is the feeling I'm getting from your videos! Thanks for the excellent advice!
Haha, I'm so glad to hear this. I didn't realize how much Rode stuff I had until I started making videos about it. It really just sits in that sweet spot of price/features/quality. There are other really great brands out there too of course, but I also like that Rode designs and makes everything themselves in Australia.
@@tombuck I wasn't aware of that! I first time heard from your video, and then I run a mini fact check, and indeed Rode has the whole production chain in Australia, which is really great! Not only they support local economy, but the more business act like that, the better the macroeconomic perspective of both the businesses and the country. I'm still playing with rodecaster pro like a kid since yesterday haha
Amazing video Tom! I actually have a local church looking to start live streaming so I am gonna recommend this to them. Thanks for the info!
It's great for churches! Can't go wrong with Rodecasters and ATEMs!
@Tom Buck thank you so much for this!! I had been using the CamLink 4K for my Canon so that I could go live, and I had a Rodecaster Pro for my audio for my podcasts. I struggled with the video quality and zoom and all of that good stuff before! After some research and watching several of your videos, my atem is on its way and now I know exactly how I should attach it to my rodecaster! Thank you for all of these videos!! You have a new subscriber and I’ll be following for more!! Oh, and I’m realizing now that I’m typing this out from my HVAC business’s page and not the podcast...I’ll subscribe from the service business mastery podcast page too! Thank you again!!
Haha, regardless of which account you used, I'm glad the video was helpful! 😁
Clapping 👏🏼 at the beginning of a podcast is a good tip for beginners. You can match the audio spike in the video and audio tracks to synch audio with video. 👍🏼
You are the man Mr. Tom Buck. Love your offerings.
Love your kind words! 😁
I use them both connected to the MacBook Pro through USB C, with OBS. I usually get between 150 to 200 ms delay on the video so if I delay the audio about that much, it syncs perfectly.
I've now watched multiple videos of yours in a row and you are brilliant. Looking at the comments, others agree. Thank you for such amazing and helpful insights. Wow. You're incredibly cool for taking the time to show and describe all of this.
Thank you for this Jason! Reading this totally makes my day. I'm glad the video was helpful and I really appreciate the time you took to leave such an awesome comment 👍
It’s like I’m watching Phil Dunphy on TH-cam. It’s not a complaint, he’s a great character.
Great video Tom!
Haha, I don’t know what it is lately, but I’ve gotten a similar comment every day this week 😁
Another way you can get the audio into the atem is to run the audio through the camera and use the audio/video via hdmi to the atem and then atem usb c to the computer this will help with audio sync.
Yes- great idea!
This is an amazing set up in your home office. I am new and I am just starting with windows to go live streaming for zoom calls, and small groups. So I am trying to create a home office/studio. Thanks as always for sharing. Great video,
It’s always an evolving setup! It’ll never be finished, but that’s half the fun 👍
You can switch the MIC-inputs on the ATEM Mini to line-level instead of mic-level, what works best when connecting a mixer like the Rodecaster Pro. Works also with stereo-signals, as far as I remember.
Great tip, thank you!
How do you do that? I experience humming and buzz when I connect the phones out of my analogue mixer to the mic input of atem. Is this a ground loop issue or line to mic issue? Appreciate some good advice here. Thank you!
@@colinchew8440 Let me quote the ATEM manual (documents.blackmagicdesign.com/UserManuals/ATEM_Mini_Manual.pdf): " Microphones typically have weaker signals compared to line outputs from other audio devices. This means when mic is selected, the input is boosted slightly to compensate. This also means that if mic is accidentally selected when a line level input is plugged in, the audio will sound unusually loud. If the audio sounds much louder than it should be, check that line is selected instead of mic."
The MIC/LINE switch is a bit hidden though: You find it in "Settings > Audio > General" within the ATEM Software Control.
Hope this makes sense.
@@colinchew8440 I would try to use the line-out of your mixer instead of the phones-out and switch the ATEM to line. This could help reducing humming and buzz.
@@pmontube there’s a line out but the xlr gets cut away when I use that. I need sound out for my live audience.
Good info. Best audio was from red cable or with two USB. That headset is logical for audio sync, but it do not sound nice.
Hey Tom, got myself one of the mini pro's today and hooked it up to the Rodecaster Pro using the 1/4 LR Monitor jack. Took a while to get the audio levels right . One thing that got me stumped for a while was I needed to change the mic1 setting on the mini pro to "line" as the default was "mic".
Completed a live stream test and all worked out great. Switching from PC to MAC to Cam1 was nice. Although mini hdmi to hdmi didn't seem to work via the mini pro for Cam 2 :-(
Even managed to test Teams, Zoom and some OBS projector output. Wouldn't have done all this without watching your video!!
Hey I’m glad it’s working out! Sounds like you’ve got a pretty incredible setup going! 😎
@@tombuck still a work in progress but getting there. Just want to say I appreciate the content and the way in which you present it.
Thanks to your videos I use the Rodecaster and ATEM mini for my live podcasts and they're fantastic! The ATEM mini allows me to toggle camera angels during the show very easily with the push of a button.
I’m so glad it’s working out! Good luck with your show 👍
Which connection do you use?
@@abdulla9912 Connection?
@@TheBarbarShow how you connect your rodecaster and atem device? Which methoddo you use
@@abdulla9912 I am not sure if this is the answer you're looking for but the Rodecaster connects to my laptop with a USB cable and the ATEM uses an HDMI and USB a-c. If I remember correctly the ATEM did not come with any cables so those I bought separately. I stream live on TH-cam and so I just select the ATEM and Rodecaster for my audio/video when I'm about to go live.
I just wished the Rodecaster Pro Had XLR Outs and On Board Effects Like Reverb, Chorus, Etc. Then I would have Considered Buying It!
XLR output would be neat. I think there's the possibility to add effects with firmware updates. There was reverb in a beta release last summer that was super cool, but it was removed in the final release.
Thanks for this Tom! I've done two major multicam zoom presentations with this gear and audio was a real challenge. Never thought of doing it via the computer! Will try that next time.
Good luck! 👍
You were extra Pun-ny today! And then you set up for a great pun at the end only to say you get great Audio Video! Perfect! And the B-Roll was perfect as well in the video! Well done!
I have been over thinking doing a live stream, and back out every time I think I'm ready. One day I'll just appear live... that day is not today!
Haha, I definitely get the overthinking bit. I’ve found the best thing to do is just jump in and then adapt along the way. Glad you appreciate the absolutely ridiculous puns 😁
@@tombuck The more ridiculous the better!
I'm a Fan of the Rodecaster Pro and Tom Buck!
I'm a fan of you and this comment (and your channel of course) 😁
We’re also using the ATEM+RCP. We like to plug each unit directly to the MacBook. But we also use an iPad as our main video source. The iPad runs into the ATEM via an HDMI adapter. Audio from the iPad runs directly into the RCP via the Phone input channel. Then we use OBS to capture and a StreamDeck XL as the main control surface. We also run background music from an iPhone into the RCP via the Bluetooth Chanel.
We love this set up as it takes a lot of the workload off the MacBook CPU. The downside is we do get some strange audio interference from the iPad. We’re not sure if it’s the channel or maybe a faulty cable. But with a little background music the interference isn’t noticeable and we can always clean it up a bit more in post. But we would like to eliminate it eventually.
VERY cool! I'm happy to know that an iPad will work with this setup.
@@tombuck it’s a huge help!
Thank you for this amazingly specific video on these two pieces of gear in particular!! About to use these two hand-in-hand at work with Zoom and/or Wirecast!
Woo hoo! Good luck!
Thanks! Very informative, witty, funny, "down-to-earth!"
Thank you! 🙏
I was going to say, the ATEM has a pretty capable audio processing engine built in, it’d be fun to see how you got on running something like the VideoMic NTG directly into the ATEM alongside your video sources.
I did that when I first got it and it worked great. I just wanted to add the Rodecaster for more sources plus ridiculous sound effects.
@@tombuck Ridiculous sound effects? You? 😃
Sorry, I meant NPR-style interview segments. 🧐
You can handle the syncing for audio/video directly within the ATEM as it has frame delays. I do this and have a preset file setup and configured because the video coming in from my Panasonic GH5 is heavy and the audio always arrives first. Nice thing is that once you set it up, you can just save all of the configuration as a preset file and just load it in when you turn on the ATEM
The ATEM software really is quite powerful and customizeable!
I also use the ATEM as my "goto" travel device because it's so much more portable than the Rodecaster... for audio recordings on the road...
@@tombuck Unfortunately mine just stoped working reliably today and had to throw it away and drop $500 on a new one, 2 months out of warranty... they told me it would be as much to repair as a replace... argh...
Your videos are just so awesome I've really learned a ton from you lately one of the most deserved subscribes I've seen
Wow! Thank you! I hope I can keep making videos that are helpful/enjoyable for you.
Professor, thank you very much... I am testing this today.... I think I need to get that red cable.... many thanks... always top quality material! Most appreciated...
Thank you! I found the cables on Amazon just by searching “colored xlr cable” 👍
Helpful, made it simple. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Great video Tom, I tried different setup with similar equipment as well and I agree with you - audio quality is much better when using the Atem and Rodecaster separately. Love your YT channel :-)
It's definitely been the most reliable method for me. Glad you're liking the channel, thanks for the kind words!
You do not have any sync issues either? I have to use Audio Hijack to make it work
Amazing videos. They did help me to choose the equipments to buy a week ago. Am enjoying my tutorial classes being a beginner and you just awesome. Barikiwa sana.
Thank you for all of the kind words!
You can see and adjust audio input levels for the ATEM via the ATEM software interface. I just can't seem to get it coming out of the headphones. You can also adjust the limiter and compression...
Thanks! I’m not quite ready for any of this equipment just yet but this is the direction I am headed. It is daunting. Your videos are helpful & a crutch. Have you recorded anything that walks a newb through the advantages of hdmi switching? Thanks again & keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'm so glad it's been helpful! If you're interested in the ATEM, definitely check out Aaron Parecki's channel- he's a genius.
I am trying to find the video where you broke down why you went from Atem Mini to the Pro. I am about to buy 1 or the other and I wanted to see what pushed you to upgrade. Thanks for your content. There are many that review their equipment but you really make it like a conversation and not a lecture.
Since I made that video they reduced the price of the Pro by $100, so I think it’s an awesome value.
@@tombuck do you know which video you explained why you upgraded to the Pro? This isn’t it. Thanks.
Great vid...
I use BLACKMAGIC switcher and RODECASTER PRO AUDIO with USB connected to Vmix, and it works good
Tom, I hope you solved my latency problem. I had the Rodecaster hooked into the computer and using the LR connects into the ATEM. I’m going to try it tomorrow. I experienced latency at 8FPS and higher. Ecamm was terrible. I like the idea of letting the ATEM do the video and the rodecaster doing the audio..we will see.
Good luck!🍀
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I’ll never not like this comment.
I ALWAYS make sure to give this a big ‘ol heart.
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@@DiqaunColeman No! I was just having fun, I wasn't telling you to go away or anything. Team Tom and Heather is a fun place to hang out!
Noo, I'm sure this is arranged :-) Like.... Tom uploads a video and checks until it just as processed as it takes to be live on YT, then shoots Heather a text with "LIKE NOW!"
I needed this, to make sure I’m doing it right! Haha. It also seems to make my camera feeds look a little bit better. Thanks so much for introducing me to both of these!
Your stuff looks and sounds GREAT already! Anything else will just be icing on the cake.
Tom another brilliant video. Exactly what I needed.
Happy to hear it!
I didn’t notice the video and sugei went in sync until you mentioned it at 6:12 lol amazing tips tho definitely will use.
Super good points, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You know what you just did here sir... A GREAT VIDEO. haha. Cheers!
Thank you! I was nervous when reading the first part of the comment, and then relieved by the end. It was quite the roller coaster.
Nice lecture! Great picture quality! The audio quality is also very satisfactory. The camera's performance is also good, but it seems that the quality of the lighting determines the quality of the video.
Next, I would like to ask for the whole process of video recording. I would like to see what I am using as a studio, such as the location of lights and cameras.
I think this is more popular with beginners. As an expert, you will see and learn about the process of making your videos and the overall atmosphere of the studio you are making. I want to see you soon.
I especially want to see photos or videos with lighting. Thanks for the link to buy amazon lighting. I want to see the location of the lights I'm actually using. The picture quality is very good.
Thanks for the kind words! I do have several videos about my studio space and editing workflow that might be helpful. I also have a number of videos about my camera and the settings I use 👍
@@tombuck If there is a video link that you can refer to, please introduce it. I am amazed to see your video quality. The picture quality was so sharp and clear that my eyes became very large.
Awesome shirt, great video. Thanks Tom.
Just awesome videos! Your channel has done so much to help me get a TH-cam channel going. I'm running into one crazy problem though. I have the Rodecaster Pro and Atem Mini Pro each connected to am iMac through two usb-c cables -- and a laptop connected through HDMI to the Atem for playing videos. I see the audio in the audio meter in the Multiview monitor, but no sound from the video. The Zoom software is set to take video from the Atem and the laptop shows it is using the BMD HDMI as as output. I must be missing something! The video is there but viewers can't hear it when we switch to it. (Insert hair-pulling here) 🙂 I do have AFV in use as well.
Hey Gary!
This can definitely be a confusing problem. Do you have HDMI set as the audio output for the playback laptop? It might be that there just isn’t an audio signal being sent out.
The other tricky part, if I’m understanding correctly, is using audio from the RCP and ATEM simultaneously. Something could be getting left out there. In which case you could just run audio from the laptop through the RCP or even use Loopback to create a virtual audio device that combines the RCP and ATEM. 👍
@@tombuck Hey Thanks for these things to check.! The laptop is showing the HDMI port as the audio output so that looks good. All the mics are going into the RCP via XLR cables and all of the cameras and laptop are going into the Atem via HDM cables. While the video shows in Zoom, it looks as though the audio isn't getting passed. I tried running a cable from the RCP headphone jack to Mic 1 on the Atem (and unplugged the USB from the RCP) with no luck. I feel like I'm so close ........ having that flummoxed feeling ..... as in my flux capacitors are on the blink. By the way, I''m hoping Blackmagic Its watching and adds a power button like you said. I mean, c'mon ....... going to use what you mentioned in the video to do the power on/off thing.
Audio drift could be a problem if your streaming and say your camera is set to 24fps, add on latency, buffers, etc. My best advice would be to try and stick to 30fps or 60fps and do plenty of tests. Some people have absolutely no problem but like Tom said some may run into real issues. Zoom can be an absolute pain syncing purely on how it delivers its sources in their workflow. I would if possible run it through OBS or Xsplit and then 'cast' to Zoom. Though I would say Audio drift would gradually become worse over time so if you are doing short videos it wouldn't likely be a problem unless you are recording at a crazy bit rate
Great advice here, thank you!
Simply Amazing!!!!!! As I was getting the questions on my mind, you were answering them.
Nice! That's definitely encouraging to hear!
Got my Thursday dose of Tom. Great video 😎
Thank you for helping me thru my journey one of my go too people if I got a question
I’m so glad it’s helpful 👊
@@tombuck very helpful
Kindly put up some video on how to connect sound mixture along with rodcaster pro together and how they are connected to pc . looking for your kind reply and response soon.
The Rodecaster just connects via USB and will show up automatically as an audio source. Super simple! 👍
Another great video brother..and another piece of tech your going to make me buy!!!
Haha, oh no! I'm trying to focus on pieces of gear and show difference things you can do with them, I genuinely don't mean to keep expanding shopping lists!
@@tombuck ha such cool tech! I need it all!!
Oh I understand that feeling.
This Podcast Rabbit Hole never really ends. LOL just when I think I have it all. LOL
It NEVER ends...for better or worse.
You are hella helpful. I appreciate it
I’m hella flattered 🙏
Love the intro, simple and nice :)
Thanks! I try to get straight to the point.
Unfortunately, the best audio setup doesn't allow you to switch to a second video source which has audio included, as this will not be sent on from the ATEM Mini I suppose? Just found you channel. Pretty cool stuff!
The ATEM Mini will allow you to mix in audio from your hdmi sources. 👍
A great tutorial. Many thanks for your work
You are welcome!
I just want what the goxlr does but with a Mac. Great mix chain and assignable faders and routing.
I like seeing all this. But as a beginner, it is overwhelming. Is there a good place to start with upleveling my Zoom classes?
Yeah, it can definitely be overwhelming. When it comes to Zoom classes and stuff, I always. recommend starting with audio. Even a simple USB mic can make an absolute world of difference. From there you can move on to cameras, lights, etc.
I think the 'buzz' can be solved by selecting "line" in ATEM audio settings vs leaving '"Microphone" selected.
Is it possible to hook up a audio interface to the rodecastor to give me more mic inputs plug usb c to usb c and use the usb fader
Yep!
@@tombuck thank you I will be able to listen to them and use my sound pads.
Been waiting for this!
0:14 it's too early in the video for puns. jk. This was a really great video with excellent information. Thanks for making it!
Thank you Tom for the post. I’m in the start-up mode for video/podcasting. I have “Logic” for my audio and “Final Cut” for video. Before I invest in the ATEM , are you aware of and sync-up or latency issues when connection USB/USB for both units? Your thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance for your guidance.
Cheers!
Dave
Hey Dave!
I usually just sync everything manually in Final Cut. It's typically not too tedious. 👍
Tom; do you realize (unless my eyes are cheating me) that there is just a slight difference in synch between your audio and your visual here?
There could be- I watched the video many times and didn’t notice it, but that doesn’t mean it’s not there.
@@tombuck Yes, I think there is a very short delay there. Hardly noticeable though.
I was wondering if those mic inputs would work as a line input but is it a mono signal?
Hi Tom! thank you guiding with this video! very very helpful! just one question! I am planning to use the ATEM mini + Rodecaster + Wirecast to live stream simultaneously with different platforms. Have you tried it before?
Thanks again beforehand!
Thanks Christian! I've never used Wirecast, but you shouldn't have any issues. I do typically prefer to run each device into the computer separately through USB, but of course as this video explains, you can run everything through the ATEM.
you really duped us with that dad-joke setup
💪😉
Tom, how about a video on the new Zoom Podtrak P8 to use for Live Streaming or... Zoom P8 versus Rodecaster Pro. No one has done these topics. Thanks!
I'm VERY interested in what Zoom has to offer, but I don't have access to the P8 and I always feel uneasy about buying unnecessary equipment solely for reviews (I prefer to just buy what I need at the time).
Cool Videos Tom
Thanks man!
Hi Tom,
How about the using the Rodcaster Pro and the Roland VR-HD1?
I haven't used the Roland yet, but they'd probably make a great combo 👍
This was soo helpful! I am stuck though, any idea why my audio out of the ATEM is all distorted, I followed the steps exactly? -->The weird thing is that I also plugged a lav mic direct into the input on the ATEM mini and it is still distorted. I am wondering if it is somehow mixing the audio from my Sony a6100 (HDMI cam input) with the mic input..?? The cam audio bar moves in the multiview, but it is dark, unlike like the bright green audio bars for the mic..Any ideas?
It depends on what you mean by "distorted". IF it's sounding way too loud and blown out, then I'd recommend using the arrow buttons on the ATEM do lower the audio volume, or adjust the level in the ATEM software.
If the distortion is more robotic sounding and weirdly "electronic" for lack of a better term, I've had that happen once and it was fixed by restarting my computer and both mixers.
@@tombuck Thanks! I found a third mic and it worked fine. I ordered the same cable you use to connect the rodecaster to the ATEM, I have a feeling it was a bad cable and lav mic (the lav mic wouldn't work properly anywhere else either). Thanks a ton! Great channel
Hi Tom, you did a Live Stream walkthrough about 2 months again without the ATEM mini. Any chance you can do that please. Also would be handy to know what software you use to do your live stream along with your setup etc etc. Thanks in advance.
I did an ATEM review that kind of touches on it- really it's not too different other than the option to add in multiple angles.
Tom Buck ok thanks Tom
You should look into the Roland Aerocaster
I've heard great things about it, but haven't used it myself yet!
@@tombuck a friend of mine bought one for me since where I live we don't really have much. I've tested it out. It's awesome. I recommend this for Live talk shows or other events you'd want to do a Livestream on. 👍🏼
Great stuff Tom! Thank you for this video. Very helpful. I'm considering adding the ATEM mini to my gear now to join forces with the rode caster pro. Only question now is Atem mini vs Atem mini pro????
I have the basic one, but I think the Pro is the sweet spot for most people, especially if you have any interest in multi view.
@@tombuck Thank you for the heads up. Do you have an affiliate code for the pro? Initially, I'll tap my Sony a6600 and a7sii to the atem and connect that to the rodecaster. Loving your videos my friend! Ty for replying. 🤩🤩🤩
Could you use an audio splitter and have headphones and a feed to the atem mini?
You could do that, but the RCP has plenty of headphone outputs, so it's not necessary.
hold up....what about the ATEM software control???....there is a TON of audio features in that!
There are, and it’s terrific!
Tom, you rock. Thank you.
Is there a single unit that can handle the video and audio?
Roland makes some (and I think they're planning to come out with a new one). The downside is that they're very expensive and they don't really excel at either thing.
Blackmagic also does have a lot of switcher/software options to build a setup if you don't mind a bit of tinkering.
Hi Tom..great videos.. Quick question is it possible to connect the rodecaster directly to the atem mini pro or extreme using the usb-c port and external monitor to monitor the levels instead of a computer based software?
It doesn’t connect via USB, but you can run a monitor output to the ATEM 👍
TH-camr and audio expert Chris Judd talks about the best way to fix the sync. It will depend on your camera how bad your delay will be... it can be fixed easily...
Hi Tom. For each camera connected to the ATEM Mini, is the only item needed an HDMI cable from the camera to the ATEM Mini? Or is something else required such as an Elgato CamLink capture card? What is exactly required for attaching multiple cameras to the ATEM unit? Thank you!
Just the HDMi cable- the ATEM acts as its own capture card.
@@tombuck Very nice! Thanks, Tom!
Hey Tom I was wondering if you would consider doing a review using the Yolobox with your rodecaster pro... this is a setup i'm considering and hope you would be interested...:)
Hi Tom. I have a 10, 000 mAh powerbank. Is that powerful enough to power the Rodecaster Pro or am I liable to damage it.
Thanks in advance
John
It should be just fine 👍
RodeCaster Pro or Zoom LiveTrak L-8? Which one do you recommend?
I haven't tried the Zoom, so I probably can't give an unbiased opinion, but I've been loving my Rodecaster since I got it when it was released.
Time to save up for a Rodecaster :D
It is absolutely worth it!
I've been using the Rodecaster as a USB Audio computer interface for general use (with monitor out to studio speakers) in addition to it being a supreme podcast mixer. If I were ever to go to streaming with an ATEM Mini, I would not pipe the rodecaster audio through the ATEM Mini, but just continue to use the Rodecaster USB audio source into the PC. Other than streamlining to 1 USB connection, I don't see the benefit of sending the audio through the ATEM Mini.
Yep I agree that it's really the best way to go. My only problem is that I have been running out of USB C ports lately 🤦🏻♂️
@@tombuck It is the best way to go for audio quality but then if you want to play video (with audio) like you said you did from an old mac book when teaching - 'cos it's better than sharing a screen -, you have to switch audio sources in Zoom whilst launching the video and (if the video were music) you could not do a voice over while (for example) describing the music. You can do this if you run the rodecaster through the atem but the sound quality is inferior. What do you do?
The FPS issue could be gpu struggling symptoms. Does your Apple mac has enough umph to handle that much live rendering needs?
I do have a separate gpu in my Mac, but I’ve had the same issue on every Mac I’ve used obs with.
Hi Tom, does the Rode Stream X can do what ATM Mini do for video?
Hi Tom
Great videos and contribution to all of us trying to look good, educate, facilitate ,eating S, etc. from home. Thank you.
I use the Rodecaster pro for my audio and the ATEM mini for video. How do you hear your students when on a Zoom call without getting feedback from speakers or wearing a huge headphone ? Thanks
Thanks for the kind words! I've actually never had an issue with feedback, and I just use my computer's speakers 🤷🏻♂️
Hey, I never noticed before that you have a turntable in the background, I just bought one probable that is why I just noticed. You should talk about it.
Haha yeah, its fun! It's just a $100 Audio Technica turntable, but it works great. I love to put on a record while filming b roll footage.
@@tombuck I got the Audio Technical LP120XBT-USB. I grew up with vinyl. I got to say that is a little annoying that you can’t skip a track like you do with MP3 but I was thinking. MP3. After you die who get it? I mean, unless you have it saved in a place that is accessible to someone in your family will be lost. Records, cd, cassette are physical objects that will be accessible to anyone and will live forever.
So glad that I subscribed!!!
Me too!
Great stuff as always. Q4U, how to you connect a webcam (Brio) to the ATEM Mini? Thanks!
What camera do you recommend? And can you use a webcam for podcasts? Just bout got everything else except a camera but don't wanna buy one if I can also use a webcam as I've got a webcam
You can absolutely use a webcam. If that’s what you got, it’s probably the best thing to get started with and then upgrade later. I use the Canon EOS R, which has been terrific.
@@tombuck oh beauty cheers for that Ive got a Logitech 922 so Il try n get started on that webcam for now n the upgrade later on cheers for that 👌
Hi, I am using Rodecaster pro, ATEM mini pro, OBS, and streaming on MS Teams to our school in the mornings for morning announcements. Today I tried to play a B-roll video on OBS but I wasn't able to get sound on teams.
I currently have microphone & speakers set to Rodecaster
Video set to OBS virtual camera.
the sound from my microphones into the rodecaster pro works fine on teams but sound from the OBS pre-recorded videos do not. Any ideas?
Getting sound from OBS might be a little tricky. I have a similar problem with Ecamm Live and I've been able to use Loopback to create a virtual audio source that can be picked up by Zoom. Loopback isn't free, but it does let you rout any audio signal any way you'd like within your computer.
@@tombuck ok thanks for the advice Ill look into it
thank you Tom! would you have a video of your final cut pro preferred settings/codecs and curious of your video upload time to youtube??? please and thanks!!
I can do that if you think it’d be helpful!
@@tombuck wow! that would be great!! or if you recommend a video if time is an issue. appreciate your teaching!
Awesome video
Great but NEVER use headphone output as input to another device !!! Audio Basics ! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely. To use a headphone output to a mic input is amateurish beyond comprehension.
So it’s best to hook those equipment separately?
@@antlearn5030 connect Line Out to Line In. Impedance will be the same and noise too
Can you use a Canon 6dii or other camera that lacks clean hdmi with the Atem mini and have autofocus going?
Not with the ATEM, but you can use it with the Canon Webcam Utility app, which will give it a clean output.
@@tombuck Thanks for the reply! That's what I was afraid of. Sounds like I need to make a switch to my camera setup...With the ATEM, you can record longer than the 30 minute record limit on the EOS R. Yes?
6:01 how do you integrate the audio and video together where when the podcast is completed, it’s already integrated.