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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- This Comica VM30 unit was sent for review. I was not paid any money or have affiliate links. Sorry for not stating in the video that it's a review unit.
It really is my go to mic now as I find it easy to get a nice full sound with no effort.
Available here - www.amazon.co.uk/CVM-VM30-Mic...
Wireless Shotgun Mic - COMICA VM30 is my go to Microphone.
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I keep saying "STANDBY BUTTON" when it's actually a SAFETY button.
Your friend has such a smoootth voice!! I would say the experience is : 90% voice/ charisma and 10% mic :)
Yeah he does 😁 some people sound so good.
If only they add 32bit format on it, it will be the best mic to me. Cause it is good
Your camera preamps would need to be 32 bit float for that to work.
@@BoomingVisuals that is one way, or it could record a separete file, then match in post
@@birianination7097 Yep. But that's my problem with this product, no internal recording. smh
Yeah that would be great. I still think it's good enough for anyone that wants an easy time with audio though such as myself.
@@Altcine it is
Fantastic review. Loving the wireless aspect of this mic. Many thanks for sharing this.
Thank you for commenting. I too love the wireless aspect for work but even moreso for TH-cam as it just simplifies everything.
Thx for the review.
My pleasure. Thank you for watching
Just subscribed 🤙🏾.. thanks for your video on this mic mines should be in the mail for tomorrow. Looking forward to using it.
Excellent. It's a great mic man, will never give this up so I hope you enjoy it too 🙌🏾
Nice piece of kit and clean review
Thank you so much.
Great review Cole👌 This is my first time hearing of a wireless shotgun mic and I'm amazed at the quality of it. I currently use my Rode video mic pro but I may be in the market for another mic soon because the wire is coming apart 😔
Yeah I didn't know they existed either and now I wonder why there aren't more of these. I too was surprised by the sound.
Comica have some really nice gear. I'll be upgrading my rig gear soon with the imminent arrival of the mlite, so I'll probably upgrade some audio gear too.
Yeah they're smashing it lately. Really upping their tech.
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I am so glad that you made a review for this mic. I own the previous model - the Comica VM20. As good as the deity. As good as the rodes. But much cheaper than both. I also love the case and the deadcat.
Thanks bro for your feedback. Yes I was really surprised by the quality and I agree with you. Even in this video you can hear the difference from when I switch over to the rode. It's so much easier for sound noobs to get decent sounding audio.
@@Altcine Haha true. Most videographers don't like to play with audio very much. Which is kind of logical since there should me someone who's job is to record audio only, but unfortunately this is not possible for the majority of freelancer videographers. Great useful review
Yep you're absolutely right. It is nice when you have someone but a lot of clients expect the shooter to be the audio guy too so it's something we definitely need to learn...even just the basics.
Thanks again 🙌🏾
I have Comica vm30 pro great price when I got it and equally as good as any Rode equivalent. Comica look like they're stepping up the build quality too.
There's nothing worse than seeing video footage for it to be spoiled by tinny audio from a built in camera mic. Every videographer should aim to work with audio too. It is a rabbit hole though. I've dabble with audio since I was 15 and I'm still learning, getting it wrong more often than I should and only just started mastering tracks.
I was looking into wireless shotgun , but then I added my synco wireless mic and my rode and Takstar shotgun mics and it works direct to camera 😀👍 filmed a stage 30-50 feet away connected to synco transmitter and my R7 + synco receiver , Audio picked up no prob
Yes🙌🏾 that awesome. No need to buy anything new
There is a big advantage in using a shotgun attached to the rode wireless transmitter ( or the similar dji unit )- you get internal recorded audio on the rode/dji transmitter so that if the wireless signal drops , you still have a recording. For me, that's a reason for using that setup - it's failsafe.
That's very true...a massive advantage
Might have to upgrade to this one next.
Nice, it really is a good mic and can imagine it being much better if you have sound mixing experience.
A wireless shotgun - nice. I don’t have a usecase for it. Also, I like cables cuz you replace a faulty cable easily.
Yeah it's a cool idea that works. I do understand about cables though as a direct connection is very reliable. No problems with this yet though.
If you swear by it in a years time after extensive use I’ll buy one 😎
🤣🤣 Yeah it's hard to take advice from TH-camrs. God as my witness, you'll probably never see me using another mic in my vids.
Even the intro & outro sound so much better to me, unlike the middle of the vid where the rode fell apart. It is user error and my studio isn't sound proof but I don't need to do anything with the Comica.
Your audio has come a long way since the early days.
Thanks Paul, yes it's getting better. I remember it used to be awful 😅
New subber here, mate! Ta for a brill vid on one choice piece of kit! Just ordered mine today. Your friend has an incredible heart, I would really love to visit the UK someday soon and meet some amazing people like you guys! If you ever need professional audio help, please don't hesitate to ask. I'll be glad to help, bruv! Cheers and God bless!
Hey brother, thank you so much. I really enjoy reading uplifting comments like this. Yes my pal is a really nice guy. We haven't known eachother long, less than 3 years but we became good friends because I noticed how genuine he is.
This mic is great and has really helped me sound a lot better. I hope you make it to UK one day, I'm always meeting people who contacted me via TH-cam.
Thank you for your offer of help too, anything to help get better.
@@Altcine Yeah, he seems like the real deal for sure. As do you! Keep schooling me wit ur sweet sweet vids, bruh! I'm just starting out but using my Galaxy S23 Ultra until I decide on if video is my thing. There's a lot more to it than recording only audio... Never needed a gimbal for my mics! 🤣🤣 Much love! TTYL
I’m so glad it’s not a rode 😊🙏😭❤️
You don't like them?
@@Altcine I don’t like sponsored content I like honest and real
nice development we see here in this area. now we just got to put all this into one :)
this would be my dream device:
32bit internal recording and timecode sync (wireless go/tentacle) including
- a VM30ish shotgun with built in TX like this one AND interchangeable capsule/barrel with different patterns like omni, cardioid, super cardioid, maybe even stereo "heads" in XY, MS (inspired by zoom interchangeable heads/sennheiser ME6x-Series)
- 3x 4 Channel TX+RX (simultaneously!) with
a TRRS to use with smartphone headsets,
a cleverly designed adaptor to firmly clip in (No dangling dongle) to split into i/o -> threaded lav in, headphone out,
an additional stereo Out
Bluetooth ultra low latency headset connection (dare i dream...)
lock and mute lever
a screw in battery extender as an add on
imagine a built in intercom.. you use your bt headset to connect, monitor the sound and talk to talent discretely they get a discrete headphone/ Lav-hp-combo of sorts for more secure signal...
obviously expandable with more modules and a Base 10 Channel Mixer (8 channel Receiver, XLR-Combo inputs on device a bit like the rode podcaster thingy )
thank you for igniting this mental audio gear trip :)
Gosh that is a lot 😅 I'm assuming you have very specific needs.
I think this is more entry level, pro-sumer but I guess for big budget productions you'd need something more advanced.
@IMCE actually to me the comica vm30 is an awesome package in itself and an instant buy honestly. Perfect for runAndGun, documentary, films.... pretty much all most people need. But my needs shifted and kinda grew especially in the last 5 years
It's for corpCom stuff, webcasts, livestreamings and such, that I'm wishing for a "do most audio with less stuff to carry around" and learn how to use.
stuff stuff stuff....
would love to reduce the sheer amount without compromising on ease, flexibility and options
But as they say: with options and control comes opportunity to f it up bad of course 🤓
Ahhh gotcha. Yeah with more options does come with more pitfalls but I would have liked extra features on this such as onboard recording.
@@Altcine indeed.
guess a vm32+ with autoleveling and 32bit int. rec maybe in a stereo kit with a bodypack as backup could be very compelling...
what makes me nervous are those noise canceling buttons on the cheaper bodypacks ready to be engaged by talent... might be perfect for solo content creators, right?
and dare i ask the M-Lite-Creator:
how would your perfect all in one Audio Kit look like?
Yeah that's always a worry, we really have to be focused on so much things at one time.
For me it would be something like this mic with a switch to lock the buttons and onboard recording. It would also be able to connect to a normal square mic like the rode wireless go that has lapel. And also 32bit float.
I seem like a technical guy but I really like things super simple.
Thanks for the first look! Been interested in this! What exactly is the safety track for? How would you use it?
Hi, thanks for watching. The safety track is for any audio that gets too loud during your recording. It will allow your camera to record in stereo (left & right) but one will be lower than the other.
You can then take the lower track and apply it to both left and right channels during editing.
Would be interesting to tear this open and to see if one could ghetto mod the antenna wire for better TX by swapping it and heat shrink wrapping it on the mic handle instead of inside the unit.
Bro, please don't give me ideas like that 😅
Receiver cant record right? So always needs a second equipment
That's right, all recording is by camera or external device.
I think that's pretty cool, but 7 hours isn't that much, under bad conditions like in cold weather this might become a problem, but only for some.
I think that's a very long time, what would you record that could require 7hrs of continuous audio?
I shot news coverage and documentary content for a german news outlet, and always forgot to turn off my stuff, so.... it kinda is my fault, but we often had to run around all day long😂
But you're right, 7 hours is plenty for most people@@Altcine
No need to tell us that you ain't into audio, with all the hissing sounds in this video 🤣 How does it compare directly to the NTG 2?
🤣🤣 was it really that bad? Where in the video exactly? I think it sounds a bit more "full" than the NTG2, a bit more bass but I like that.
Ahhh when I showed what's in the box? That was the rode 🤣
@@Altcine yes. I got an Audio PTSD when setting up the Vidlog studio. I took us almost 2 Month to get clean audio...
@@rickylefleur2158damn, 2 months. I hear that though... probably take me 4 months lol.