Great breakdown. I use the Rhode, but I position it close to me, I don't leave it on the camera. I also slightly edit the audio is post. But I'm curious to try out the MKE.
Hey, thanks for your kind words. And I really appreciate the support. And def! You should make videos of whatever you are passionate about. Just be careful when doing so as you don't want to break expensive equipment while filming intensive stuff haha
This was much needed.. Thank you .. better review than so called youtuber.. orignal , genuine .....and finally i got an answer of why i get buzz sound in my video .. thank you for showing the levels.. just one question .. have you tried the video pro + on camera with any gimbal ?
Hi. Thanks for watching and for your feedback! Appreciate it! And to answer your question, yes I do that but I use either a friction arm or a side handle and mount the mic there instead. You wont be able to balance it easily if you mount it on the camera and it is likely you won't have the clearance to go into briefcase mode which is why I do what I did. Hope this helps!
Hello! Very informative video! I have problems with the microphone Sennheiser Mke 400 - its self noise! watching your video noticed that you know how to eliminate this problem!) How you make mic gain level negative to mic gain level neutral or plus? Because such settings eliminate the problem of microphone self-noise. Thanks in advance for your help!))
Hi! Thanks for watching. You can change the gain level from negative to plus via the controls on the side. There is one that has a + and - sign. Hope this helps!
Thanks for a very useful video - new subscriber! These are exactly the two mics I am looking for. I record a lot of theatre productions and (where possible) I have two small diaphragm condenser mics (SE Electronics SE8) positioned left and right of the auditorium, going into a Zoom or Tascam field recorder, as well as a shotgun mic (AT8035) in the centre, also going into the field recorder. I mix the resulting audio in post as required. This all works great, although sometimes I am very limited for space (or cannot run cables) and can't have the luxury of external microphones. In these cases I am looking for a camera mounted mic that can either plug into the camera or into the field recorder. Which mic would you recommend for theatre productions where there is a wide dynamic range, between softly spoken dialogue and cheering audiences? My thought is the Rode, but I'd welcome your opinion. Thank you.
Hi! Thanks for the support! It means a lot. To be honest, I’m not a very technical person, and I’m not a sound guy and all, so when I listen to my audio recordings, I can barely tell a difference unless I try. But I’m sure a pro sound guy would tell you differently. In any case, what I would tell you is that I miss the safety dual channel on the rode because I reach for the mke 400 for all my shoots now. I also recently got the Sony mic which is my second mic. My rode is just collecting dust at home at this point
Great video Bernard! But im not sure if the tests you did truly showed the quality of the mics, since one of the camera's/mic was pointed to the side of your face instead of directly in front. i know you were just trying to save some time 😂 But thanks for the information, Keep it up!
@@BernardLau1991 yea alot of the comparison shots one was from the front the other camera was getting a side angle. I dont think people would REALLY notice a difference but keeping it consistent helps. Just nit picking tho still a great video!
hmmm. I didn't analyse it to that extent. I just went with best settings and real world use. I have since sold my rode. Didn't bring it out on shoots anymore haha
Great comparison! The attention to detail on this surely does not go unnoticed!
Appreciate it!
thanks for doing all the tests! That's a lot of work.
Helping myself and helping others! Win Win :) Thanks for watching!
Great breakdown. I use the Rhode, but I position it close to me, I don't leave it on the camera. I also slightly edit the audio is post. But I'm curious to try out the MKE.
The MKE is amazing. After more time with it, I essentially leave my rode at home just for voiceovers. I use the MKE everywhere else.
Thank you for this! know it took time and intention!
Yes it did! Thanks for the acknowledgement hahaha. The hardest part was trying to go out to find wind 🤣
Great review done with a lot of care. Thanks for the in-depth knowledge.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Amazing test!! Thanks!
Thank you! Hope it helped!
thank you , u r the best keep going
Thank you!
Very helpful... Thank you for posting.
Glad it was helpful!
Picked up the MKE 400 a few days ago, let's be real just the way it looks is light years ahead of the Rode.
It does haha.
Hi man! I really like the video you made, I've just subscribed to your channel. What would you recommend if I film videos during basketball games?
Hey, thanks for your kind words. And I really appreciate the support. And def! You should make videos of whatever you are passionate about. Just be careful when doing so as you don't want to break expensive equipment while filming intensive stuff haha
Excellent
Thank you 😁
Thanks:)
Welcome!
Very good comparison.
Thank you!
This was much needed.. Thank you .. better review than so called youtuber.. orignal , genuine .....and finally i got an answer of why i get buzz sound in my video .. thank you for showing the levels.. just one question .. have you tried the video pro + on camera with any gimbal ?
Hi. Thanks for watching and for your feedback! Appreciate it! And to answer your question, yes I do that but I use either a friction arm or a side handle and mount the mic there instead. You wont be able to balance it easily if you mount it on the camera and it is likely you won't have the clearance to go into briefcase mode which is why I do what I did. Hope this helps!
Hello! Very informative video! I have problems with the microphone Sennheiser Mke 400 - its self noise! watching your video noticed that you know how to eliminate this problem!) How you make mic gain level negative to mic gain level neutral or plus? Because such settings eliminate the problem of microphone self-noise. Thanks in advance for your help!))
Hi! Thanks for watching. You can change the gain level from negative to plus via the controls on the side. There is one that has a + and - sign. Hope this helps!
Thanks for a very useful video - new subscriber! These are exactly the two mics I am looking for. I record a lot of theatre productions and (where possible) I have two small diaphragm condenser mics (SE Electronics SE8) positioned left and right of the auditorium, going into a Zoom or Tascam field recorder, as well as a shotgun mic (AT8035) in the centre, also going into the field recorder. I mix the resulting audio in post as required. This all works great, although sometimes I am very limited for space (or cannot run cables) and can't have the luxury of external microphones. In these cases I am looking for a camera mounted mic that can either plug into the camera or into the field recorder. Which mic would you recommend for theatre productions where there is a wide dynamic range, between softly spoken dialogue and cheering audiences? My thought is the Rode, but I'd welcome your opinion. Thank you.
Hi! Thanks for the support! It means a lot. To be honest, I’m not a very technical person, and I’m not a sound guy and all, so when I listen to my audio recordings, I can barely tell a difference unless I try.
But I’m sure a pro sound guy would tell you differently. In any case, what I would tell you is that I miss the safety dual channel on the rode because I reach for the mke 400 for all my shoots now.
I also recently got the Sony mic which is my second mic. My rode is just collecting dust at home at this point
Great video Bernard! But im not sure if the tests you did truly showed the quality of the mics, since one of the camera's/mic was pointed to the side of your face instead of directly in front. i know you were just trying to save some time 😂 But thanks for the information, Keep it up!
Thanks for the support! Which one was pointing at the side of my face tho? Like all of them? Or one of the examples.
@@BernardLau1991 yea alot of the comparison shots one was from the front the other camera was getting a side angle. I dont think people would REALLY notice a difference but keeping it consistent helps. Just nit picking tho still a great video!
For camping vlog what mic is better ? Recommend plz 😊
The mke 400 is my go to mic for all situations now. My rode pro+ is sadly collecting dust at home haha
@@BernardLau1991 thanks for your reply !!
I have both of these mics and the rode seems 20db more sensitive , did you find the same ?
hmmm. I didn't analyse it to that extent. I just went with best settings and real world use. I have since sold my rode. Didn't bring it out on shoots anymore haha
so you think it's better to buy mke 400 for vlogs?
Definitely! TBH, my rode pro plus has been collecting dust.
So buy both?
I would say buy the mke 400 haha
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