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Using The XLRK2M Adapter To Get Better Audio From Sony Cameras: The Breakdown with Miguel Quiles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2018
- www.adorama.com
In this video Sony Artisan Miguel Quiles talks about the XLR-K2M adapter, and ways you can use it to get better audio out of your Sony mirrorless cameras!
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Hi! I've already got this mic, could you make a video to help us to understand how exactly to use the second mic? Thanks！
Thanks for the great video! Can I use a mic cable for this to a mixer? If so, do you know up to what length I could use? Thanks again.
If i were to connect this to a mixing soundboard, do i need an audio interface or just use the line level input?
Does anyone know if the Sony XLRK3M work on the A7r3 just as well? Heard that is meant for the a7r4
Hi. Thanks for the movie you released. I have a question:
Does this device also apply to Sony AX700 ?
just so everyone is aware, youcan get the rode videomic Pro Plus which plugs directly into the camera and turns on when the camera turns on for 300 bucks. Just tested it and it works with loud drums without clipping. you could also spend 200 more than the price of the device on the video and get the zoom H6 which comes with an intwrchangable XY microphone that you can switch out for different capsules and 4 XLR inputs all of which you can connect directly to your camera to record a total of 6 inputs if you want. This device is cool but there's lots of other options
I use the zoom h6 with a 3.5mm cable out of the monitor out into my Sony a7sii - the zoom is awesome quality and I like the option of having multi-tracked audio recorded on the zoom unit as a backup. But I'm still tempted by the Sony xlr k1m or k2m just for the hot shoe connector - it would mean one less cable, and I wouldn't have to worry about the sometimes flimsy 3.5mm input on the sony a7sii. Decisions decisions...
sony a7iii audio input not working plz help me .
sony a7 R iii audio input not working
Thank you! You answered exactly what I was looking for. I'm still trying to decide whether to get the Sony a7iii or fs5 cinema camera for my indie short films. ?
what did you decide Jeff? I too have the same question
Considering the price of this unit, the self-noise is quite high and bad... Yes, buttons, knobs and XLR plugs are all nice, but clean low noise audio should also be part of the package. A Zoom H6 sounds way cleaner and is way cheaper. A bit disappointing...
Can this work with the ax700? I was connecting from a mixer directly to the camera and it was awful
Just bought an a7iii and want to take video of nature. I want to capture all the sounds of wildlife in surround sound (like all the birds chirping from different angles, etc). What would be the way to go?
is it work with the Sony A9?
Can I do a long run balanced TRS out from an audio interface into the 3.5 mm Sony A7iii without losing the balance?
I’m thinking about running my audio for my podcast from my mixer to the camera using this (we have 4-6 people per episode). Do you think there would be any issues?
Hi. I have a Sony XLR K2m and a Sony A7rii. Could you explain how I best use the attenuation and low pass filters - what settings would be appropriate. Also, I seem to get only one channel audio, even though I set the unit to CH1, CH2. Thanks!
hey did you manage to make it work? I have a Sony A7rII as well
how do the preamps sound compared to (similarly-priced) dedicated outboard devices like say a tascam dr60 or beachtek product? im currently using a dr60. and i like the end result. but am wanting to reduce my footprint.
Help!! I just upgraded from a Sony HXR-NX30 to the Sony AX53. I had wanted to use my Sony XLR-K1M XLR Adapter Kit with Microphone but I now realize they are not compatible. Is there any way around this without having to purchase the Sony XLR-K2M XLR adapter kit?
Will this reduce the hiss?
Also works for a SONY DSC-HX400V camera?
What video editing software are you using that you have to manually synchronize the audio? As far as I know all pro video editing software can automatically synchronize the audiotrack.
ke4uyp agreed.. doesn't take that long to sync. just select the tracks in premiere and press sync.. you can even edit the clip smaller and try syncing a very small portion if the file is very large and once those two parts are synced you can move the synced portion over to the rest of the file and adjust the rest of the file accordingly so they sync perfectly.. Hope that makes sense for those who don't know
ke4uyp ...ever done a long interview with an external recoder? The two devices don’t run at the same speed
does this work with Sony FDR AX100?
Hello! Great video. Just a quick question, you say in the end that it records the audio internally. Does it compress the audio in order to do this, or does it retain the quality of the audio similar to what an external zoom H6 recorder would do? Thanks!
very nice..
So you use the xlr k2m connect to another microphone in your jacket for better audio. Right? Which is the rode microphone you using?
Will this work with the Sony a6000,3&5?
As long as it has a hot shoe
It works with the 6300 and 6500 but not the 6000 as I have read on several dealer websites.
@@MichaelTucker A hot shoe is not enough though, the camera needs a multi interface shoe
Will this work with sony A7 III ?
It works with the a7iii
I have to same Sony XLR-K2M and a Sony a7s2. When I hook up to xls mics I can only get one of them to work. which is in channel 1. Is there a specific way to get sound from both channels. I am looking to have 2 mics set up for a podcast while using my Sony a7s2.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Hi! If I record with 2 mics is it possible to get 2 separate audio tracks? In the sense that you have a track of mic(input) 1 and a track of the sound of mic(input) 2?
Yes you can..mic 1 will record in left channel and mic 2 will record in right channel