Escape the Ordinary with the Rode Streamer X Hack: Unleash Your Ultimate Portable Studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn how I use this small studio setup for creating TH-cam videos, virtual interviews, and podcast recordings. Not only does this entire setup fit in a small-sized backpack, but it has made my post-production workflow a breeze.
👀 All of the talking head footage featured in this video was captured using the highlighted setup.
For more videos on the Rode Streamer X, head here: • RODE Streamer X
0:00 - Compact TH-cam Setup Guide
0:17 - RODE Streamer X Review
1:08 - Complete TH-cam Setup Overview
2:06 - Audio Setup Tips
5:37 - Video Quality Improvement
7:21 - Lighting Techniques for TH-camrs
9:06 - Ideal Audience for This Setup
10:05 - Concluding Thoughts
Gear highlighted in this video (affiliate links):
Cameras I use with this setup:
Sony a6700: geni.us/At3iTV
Sony FX3: geni.us/D5p6Vdr
Sony a7siii: geni.us/CfsV7G2
Wireless Mics that work with this setup:
Rode Wireless ME: geni.us/2JoNgtg
Rode Wireless GO II: geni.us/JKobzH7
Rode Wireless Pro: geni.us/YeQm
Atomos Ninja V: geni.us/SKaFR
Rode Streamer X: geni.us/FHCF6q7
Zhiyun MOLUS 60W LIght: geni.us/PA4v
Earbuds: geni.us/2eqqzwH
HDMI Cable: geni.us/uDY6jLF
3.5mm to 6.35 stereo audio cable: geni.us/xWMKN
Mini Tripod: geni.us/Ssz4
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This video is not sponsored and everything featured was purchased by me. The links below are affiliate links and by using them, I will receive a small commission that will have not impact on you. This is an easy way to support my channel.
Cameras I'm currently using:
Sony FX3: geni.us/D5p6Vdr
Sony a7siii: geni.us/CfsV7G2
Sony a6700: geni.us/At3iTV
Full frame lenses I use the most:
Sigma 24-70mm f2.8: geni.us/9N8aKH
Sony 16-35mm f4: geni.us/SooMn
Tamron 35-150mm: geni.us/R8iOU
Favorite APS-C Lenses:
Sigma 10-18mm f2.8: geni.us/XCFkOZT
Sigma 18-50mm f2.8: geni.us/b47xtv
Sigma 16mm f1.4: geni.us/YAA32i
Wireless mics:
DJI Wireless Mics (Best usability): geni.us/2HyAn0N
Rode Wireless Go II (Best audio quality): geni.us/JKobzH7
Livestream and podcast equipment:
Rodecaster Pro 2: geni.us/YMrxPN
ATEM Mini Pro ISO: geni.us/nYHhub
Shure SM7b: geni.us/PEufjOQ
Comfortable headphones: geni.us/K5ekM3
AI Tools I'm currently using: • Top 5 AI Tools to Boos...
AI Tools I use to manage my channel (affiliate links):
VidIQ: vidiq.com/krico
Title & Description generator: www.taja.ai/?via=kri
Turn videos into blog posts: koala.sh/?via=kri
Create vertical clips from videos: www.opus.pro/?via=kri
Tool I use to generate ideas and grow my channel: vidiq.com/krico
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What are your thoughts on this setup?
i love it! its so cute and smol
I don't understand why don't you just record the video and audio directly in the camera, if you use a single mic, single cam, and even the audio is recorded in analogue (transformed from digital to analogue and back)? Both the audio and video would end up on the SD card anyway. Why route it through an extra mixer and recorder? Your camera has no audio-in? If you had two cameras or mic, and you want to mix those into a single file (and don't want to edit afterwards), maybe.
I love the inclusion of the Atomos. Portability was the main reason I bought the Streamer X. Instead of the Atomos, I use my iPad Pro with Camo Studio so I can have a two camera setup if needed and it can record to an external ssd if needed. Great information!
I like how creative you are with your setup! Will have to check out your multi-cam approach. Thanks for tuning in.
Love this little setup 🔥🔥 Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
The practical aspect of your videos is the best selling point of your channel and the videos are very helpful. Thank you!
I appreciate that and thanks for tuning in!
Great video Kri! I have everything you have available to me and never really thought about routing it this way. Great editing BTW - really great presentation.
Appreciate it, Pete!
Super info. Thanks Kri.
You got it and thanks for tuning in!
Great video, as always! I don't know if you've seen Caleb Pike's (DSLR VIDEO SHOOTER) video on the monitor mount for the Rode Streamer X and the Ninja V. It's a 3d-printed baseplate with a monitor mount. It makes it into a really nifty setup! and eliminates the need for the mini-tripod for the monitor. the 3d-printed solution also has an optional caddy swapper that allows you to quickly go from recording to editing off the ssd
Oh nice thank you!
Excellent information
Glad it was helpful!
Great video.
Thank you - appreciate you tuning in.
Great video! I recently did a video on my TH-cam Studio on a stand. I think I can incorporate some ideas here.
Oh nice will have to check it out.
Thanks for your videos. Great stuff. May I ask you where your gray wall panel is from?
Snagged this gem off of FB Marketplace
I appreciated this video. Any A/V sync issues with the final file when running audio through wireless via the mic > Streamer X > Atomos this way?
Thank you and I haven't run into any sync issues with this setup.
Ya Know, I love the setup. Seems like the YoloBox will do all of this with 1 piece of gear. I will record, and capture audio and stream. All in one -- Great Video
Thank you and I think you’re right. Would love to get my hands on one to check it out. Thanks for tuning in!
The people who are 3d printing a housing for the monitor and streamer x to be an all in one unit is amazing... I love this setup
Enjoy the creativity that’s out there. Thanks for tuning in!
Hi Kri, I love watching your videos! I’m wondering if I could connect the Stresmer X directly to the camera and a USB microphone like the Rode XDM-100 without using a recording device like the Ninja 5.
Do you know if I could record my audio and video directly into a laptop?
Thank you!
Thank you! Unfortunately you can't use a USB mic with the Streamer X at this time BUT you can record audio/video on your computer using the device. I use Quicktime to record videos on my mac.
Thank you for the video, great information. I do pose the question, why go through the streamer x on the go, with no laptop?
Why not capture on the camera, or atomos connected from camera for an (on the go) interview?
What’s the extra benefits passing through the streamer x? Thank you
Good question! In this case, I'm passing everything through the Streamer X so I can take advantage of the settings that the SX has to offer. From there, I record to the Atomos Ninja. There are a number of different ways you could do this, but this is the smallest I was able to put together with the gear I have.
Off-topic but what are those 3D, interlocking sound panels in the background? Where can I find them? They look awesome!
They were a FB marketplace find!
@@kriedholm I found it on Wayfair. It looks like the Mckinnon Freestanding Room Divider by Upper Square. Thanks for replying. It looks really cool and elevates how your studio looks. Definitely smaller that I thought it was though (I thought it was a complete wall cladding). Nice find on your part.
And in this configuration, is there room for the xlr microphone? And what is your camera? Hug.
If you're ok with a larger-sized setup, a XLR mic will work just fine. I'm showcasing the a6700 in this video.
How would you connect the osmo pocket 3 to the streamer x?
Unable to connect the osmo pocket 3 to the streamer x at this time because the pocket 3 doesn't support HDMI output
Kri - this setup looks kick a**. I do like the idea of always routing audio through the rode streamer or a rodecaster - mainly because I truly like how the rode consoles process this audio. Have you been just as pleased with the audio processing from the streamer x as on your rodecaster pro?
Yeah, this one was fun to set up. The RCP2 and SX have the same preamp, which is amazing. I'm pleased with both, but will mention that if you want more finite audio settings and controls, the RCP2 (or duo) is the way to go.
@@kriedholm appreciate the response. I’ll pull the trigger on the streamer x. Also have been quite happy with rose’s customer service over the years. They were good about honoring two replacements of my rcp2. While it was a brief pain, there was no hesitation from them which says a lot.
Can I use iPhone 15 Pro with Streamer X to get 4k video feed?
Although I've never tried it, I believe you can do so using a usb-c to hdmi adapter.
Amazing video!
Do you think is it possible to connect an IPhone instead of Sony?
Not with the Streamer X, but you can with the Mackie Mainstream. I have a video coming out about this tomorrow!
Thank you. 😍
I can’t wait for tomorrow.
Can I connect a brio webcam to the usb slot 2 on the streamer x?
Unfortunately not, but you can with the Mackie Mainstream.
@@kriedholm I know I have the mainstream and while it does have amazing potential the bugs/lack of information for the matrix software is discouraging
Nice set up. However, I am a little confused on what the streamer x offers you. It seems to me that the Ninja V does everything for you. Couldn't you simply cut the streamer x out of the setup?
I am just curious and processing the workflow.
Thanks.
I think most people see the Streamer X as a streaming device only but you can really do so much with it. You can pre-program the pads to produce your entire video or show including set design, use multiple mic options, send signal to record or stream on a computer, and the list goes on. It’s fun experimenting with the possibilities and this is just one example.
@evanthecameraman
@@kriedholm that makes a lot of sense.
Thanks
I believe your Analog Audio you are sending back to the Ninja V is going to be out of sync. You can correct it in the Ninja V. However if it works. 🙂
Thanks!
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Thanks for tuning in!
I must have missed something. This looks like it’s doing the same thing as just having the camera by itself with a Rode GO mic or similar.
I’m just not following the reason you add the X and Atomos and essentially complicate the workflow if all you’re aiming to do is record both audio and video into a single file.
Tagged you in my response to @d2suarez
Not sure why you're even using the Rode Streamer X in this setup, instead of just the Rode receiver. Wouldn't you achieve an even more compact setup?
You could do that as well!
Using the Osmo Pocket 3 would be even more portable than this.
It would!