You did the best advert for Hollyland anyone could have ever done - one of the most important memories anyone can ever have is the birth of their child. My little guy is 3mo old now and I would have LOVED to have had some sort of recording of that moment. Never once did I think to bring in my DJI mic kit to grab audio - even that audio by itself is a tear jerker.
1) your brother is todays version of Uncle Si from Duck Dynasty and i fucking love it 2) Audio engineer here....noise cancellation doesnt need the entire human ear frequency spectrum to work (20hz - 20khz) It just takes whatever sound is captured, creates two versions of it inside, and flips the polarity 180 degrees of one of the 2 tracks it records and you get what we call "Phase Cancellation". Its when two of the same *EXACT* sound waves play at the same time, but one sound wave with the polaritiy flipped. So one sound wave in the specturum where the wave refracts, the other one compresses, cancelling eachother out and you get....pure silence. Science is cool lol. This is how us EDM guys will extract vocals out of songs we want to remix that doesnt have Studio Acapellas freely available. We find the instrumental to the song, match it up to the original song, flip the instrumentals polarity in our favorite DAW (Digital Audio Workstation....fancy word for - program we make our fire beats in) and the only thing left is the vocals because that part isnt in the instrumental so thats the only part not affected by the phase cancellation. Noise Cancellation works exactly the same way but its programed to learn what the human voice sounds like, keep ONLY the human voice, and "Phase cancel" any other sound. Capturing more low end doesnt make this process and better or worse in quality. Its more so HOW they program the noise cancel algorithm to do it right. I would also like to add while there are some Mics that have good phase cancellation...i would recommend learning how to do this in post because this is what we call a "destructive" recording. Whats done is done and theres no bringing it back. Thats how it was recorded at the source. But if you turn off noise cancellation, do it in post - you can fine tune how much it noise cancels or maybe even come to the conclusion...you dont want any at all. Sometimes I notice with some other mics that do this (even higher end ones) it doesnt always do exactly a good job at it in some enviornments...so i just continued to do it in post production instead so i can have it at a level I want it at. Not what the microphone manufacturer wants it at. 3) To your point of EQing and how the mics sound, all the mics you tested MOST LIKELY (im only speculating) are all using the same exact microphones inside. They most likely all get them from the same vendor and most likely a chinese vendor. Thats not a bad thing...if it sounds good.....well then it sounds good. Headphone companies are kinda the same thing. One headphone thats 300 dollars could have the same EXACT drivers as a 100 dollar headphone. They could sound different because of the EQ curves inside....but all in all...theyre the same. So why does the 300 dollar one cost more? Because Apple bought them out and slapped Dr. Dre's name on them and called them "Beats By Dre". Thats why. Why theyll sound different is sound is a subjective thing. What might sound good to the people at Rode, might not sound good to the people at DJI, so to your point - they just EQ the mic curves differently. For some mics to be cutting out 20hz - 40hz, its propbably the decision by the company to cut those out because youll end up cutting them out anyway in post so why record them in the first place? I bought the fakest DJI clones on amazon for like 30 bucks and the sound quality was.....ehhhhh lmfao. I needed them in a pinch because I dont have a 2 wireless lav mic set up and needed them this weekend so I got these cheapo's just for this one shoot. Testing them, i just applied an EQ curve to it in Davinci resolve until it sounded REALLY good, just saved it as a preset (literally called "Cheap Amazon Mic") and it sounds just like my Rode.
DJI could score a huge win if they integrated their transmitters into their DJI OSMO Action 4 and Pocket cameras or released timecode versions with 32-bit audio and had BT timecode generators in their Action, pocket, and other cameras. Would be awesome to just sync up and not really worry about audio.
Thank you. I'm buying it based on your review. Great job. Only I'm getting it off Amazon UK because its currently £90 off. Congrats on the baby girl. Children are a blessing. Cheers J
My biggest gripe with these type of mics is the SPL. I tend to work in very loud enviorments and just wondered if you have tried yelling or being around 110dB+ The lark max has 128 dB SPL and the DJI mic has 114 dB so these must work better in loud environments! Great overview man!
Josh one question, if the transmitter and receiver are connected via USB all the time, will the receiver turn off by itself or can it go into sleep mode? I'm wondering if when I turn on the camera, will the receiver also automatically turn on?
Deity is coming out with a similar mic system and it will have 32 bit float just like their newly released UHF system. I saw it a NAB but not at Cine Gear LA. So hopefully they haven't given up on it. I'm using the Zoom F2-BT and I love the fact that I don't have to set the levels anymore. It's been a real boost to my work flow. For work related projects, I'll have to give these a try. Great comparison Video! Also, Congrats on the new arrival!
Yeah I briefly covered them with my NAB video. They look legit, a bit bigger than these guys, also priced at $1000. One thing I read today is they wont allow simultaneous internal recording while transmitting for US customers due to patent infringement issues. Not sure how thats enforced, but Id get my hands on a European version in that case.
Bro you are so rad I love you’re vids you’re vibe and now you flipping dad I respect the work you put in to all you’re vids man I genuinely don’t care where you go with this channel I will be here . Just thought I would let you know bro Merry Christmas to you and your cool little family From a guy in Sydney Australia
Great job and great video. I honestly hope you read this. Please appreciate your father, because you never know when he might be gone. I miss my dad so much it hurts. All the things I accomplished, I wish that he was here to see them.
Mannn I love your channel so much! been watching it since I saw Animorphia. I'm always so impressed with your editing. Would love to see more of you behind the computer 🖥
Knock off??? I believe Hollyland is much much more used in professional productions than rode, just in different departments, but hollyland definitely does not deserve to be called a knockoff. They probably would have stronger wireless capabilities too because the company's main thing is literally low latency wireless video transmission
I kinda agree. This is where the youtuber brain has to market the video. I think the perception everyone has is that they copied DJI based on last videos regarding this form factor. In the end it's just a title for clicks, bringing awareness of a legit company that many might not know about. But they did copy Rode with wireless pocket lavs, no way around that. But beyond that, they have certainly innovated, and I'm looking forward to many more of their products to come.
@@MAKEARTNOWCHANNELespecially since the Lark 150 came out before the DJI mic with the charge case, just a matter of two companies leap frogging each other
Excellent video all round with just the right information that owners/potential buyers need to know. I couldn't agree with you more re: a 32 bit float option in future iterations. Thanks!
A-men, we need 32 bit internal in all of these mics. I like my Go 2's but I hate their boosted EQ parameters. I measured their frequency response on my other channel if any care to see it. Thankfully, they don't re-EQ/boost a plug in lav, only the built in mic. Cheers 🍻
@@Finite-Tuning Sorry, I'm building my own 32bit wireless system, where the recording would happen on the Receiver end on a SD card. That's to save space on the transmitter, to make it smaller, about a thumbdrive size. Wondering if that would be acceptable for film makers / creators. I personally never have a need to record.
@@scoopof3d: The Rode GO 2 works a little different then that by design, but it can be made to work your way. If you want your own recording solution, just use the output from the receiver and do with as you please, but it will only be 48khz at 24 bit. If you want 32 bit audio, then you must use the internal recordings from the Go 2 transmitters and convert it using the RODE app. That is how I do it, using an external plug in lav mic to avoid the boosted EQ parameters of the built in mic. You can record at any rate you like externally, but the devices themselves only output/record at 48khz 24 bit depth. Is this kit good enough for Hollywood movies? Personally, I think yes, if using an external lav mic with the transmitters. If using the built in mics, you will want to/have to re-eq. That's the only thing I really hate about this kit, I don't want a company to tell me what sounds good or natural. And that is exactly what RODE is doing by boosting the upper mid range frequency response. But it's easily fixed by plugging in an external lac mic. I hope I understood your intentions correctly, but I do own the Rode Go 2 kit, so I can answer any question you might have regarding this specific kit. Cheers 🍻
@@Finite-Tuning Hey I think its a misunderstanding. Im making my own product, building my own pcb with chips, code and enclosure design. Im gathering information from other makers to see what they really need in a wireless mic setup like that. To keep the Mic TX small no onboard recording is added (bunch of extra big chips) , so In my setup recording happens on the Receiver side to a sd card.
Glad I learn of this before committing to the Rode and DJI options. Hollyland looks more appealing to use especially due to the knob for control and the device simply being recognized as external storage with files. As for the branding that is plastered over everything, I paint and tape equipment already to cover up logos.
Really great in depth review. Well done sir and thank you for sharing this. I'm just a novice creator and about to launch a new YT channel based on everything I have learnt over the last two years. Now I realise that I need some half decent lav mics to improve my sound. I love the creative side and the editing too. I just sub'd to your channel too. Kind regards from the UK. 😎
That was interesting to me. I'm working on my own wireless system that is 32bit with high dynamic range mic in smaller package (more like a thumbdrive shape). Big thing for me is connecting up to 4 mics to single receiver with usb connecting to computer (4 channel audio card).
I wouldn't be surprised to discover that the Hollyland, Fulaim and Mailada mics all come from the same factory. So many similarities in design and functionality. I have a Fulaim X5 and very happy with it especially as a cheaper version of the Hollyland.
Break out the cigars Daddy-O, congratulations! Excellent review, these are worlds ahead of my old wireless lavs. Love the transmitter recording capability. Thanks.
I had (what I thought was) a witty comment all ready to go about including family flatulence in this review and then I heard the final 10 seconds, and... no need for anything other than congratulations. And thanks for sharing that beautiful audio with us! ❤
YES omg 32bit float on all the things please. 24 bit with gain adjustment and safety track nonsense shouldn't even be a thing anymore with memory getting so cheap.
You can copy files directly from the RØDE Wireless Go II mounted on the desktop, this feature has been available for a while. but it is very easy to over modulate the RØDE Wireless Go II in my experience. I always use a white noise generator for mic range tests so there is constant noise.
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So I think my Brother may start his own channel, MAKE FART NOW.
Will the farts be as cinematic as your channel at times?
😂😂😂😂😂
One of those sounded like MAKE SHART NOW
Reverb the "shit" out of the fart then reverse pump it into the fart to have deep impact sounddesign xD
Mic Fart Now
Those last 10 secs of the vid made me almost cry! Congrats brother! Wish the little baby all the best! 🤗🤗🤗
Oh man, same here. Like, immediately welling up. Congrats from another brother!
You did the best advert for Hollyland anyone could have ever done - one of the most important memories anyone can ever have is the birth of their child. My little guy is 3mo old now and I would have LOVED to have had some sort of recording of that moment. Never once did I think to bring in my DJI mic kit to grab audio - even that audio by itself is a tear jerker.
1) your brother is todays version of Uncle Si from Duck Dynasty and i fucking love it
2) Audio engineer here....noise cancellation doesnt need the entire human ear frequency spectrum to work (20hz - 20khz) It just takes whatever sound is captured, creates two versions of it inside, and flips the polarity 180 degrees of one of the 2 tracks it records and you get what we call "Phase Cancellation". Its when two of the same *EXACT* sound waves play at the same time, but one sound wave with the polaritiy flipped. So one sound wave in the specturum where the wave refracts, the other one compresses, cancelling eachother out and you get....pure silence. Science is cool lol. This is how us EDM guys will extract vocals out of songs we want to remix that doesnt have Studio Acapellas freely available. We find the instrumental to the song, match it up to the original song, flip the instrumentals polarity in our favorite DAW (Digital Audio Workstation....fancy word for - program we make our fire beats in) and the only thing left is the vocals because that part isnt in the instrumental so thats the only part not affected by the phase cancellation. Noise Cancellation works exactly the same way but its programed to learn what the human voice sounds like, keep ONLY the human voice, and "Phase cancel" any other sound. Capturing more low end doesnt make this process and better or worse in quality. Its more so HOW they program the noise cancel algorithm to do it right. I would also like to add while there are some Mics that have good phase cancellation...i would recommend learning how to do this in post because this is what we call a "destructive" recording. Whats done is done and theres no bringing it back. Thats how it was recorded at the source. But if you turn off noise cancellation, do it in post - you can fine tune how much it noise cancels or maybe even come to the conclusion...you dont want any at all. Sometimes I notice with some other mics that do this (even higher end ones) it doesnt always do exactly a good job at it in some enviornments...so i just continued to do it in post production instead so i can have it at a level I want it at. Not what the microphone manufacturer wants it at.
3) To your point of EQing and how the mics sound, all the mics you tested MOST LIKELY (im only speculating) are all using the same exact microphones inside. They most likely all get them from the same vendor and most likely a chinese vendor. Thats not a bad thing...if it sounds good.....well then it sounds good. Headphone companies are kinda the same thing. One headphone thats 300 dollars could have the same EXACT drivers as a 100 dollar headphone. They could sound different because of the EQ curves inside....but all in all...theyre the same. So why does the 300 dollar one cost more? Because Apple bought them out and slapped Dr. Dre's name on them and called them "Beats By Dre". Thats why. Why theyll sound different is sound is a subjective thing. What might sound good to the people at Rode, might not sound good to the people at DJI, so to your point - they just EQ the mic curves differently. For some mics to be cutting out 20hz - 40hz, its propbably the decision by the company to cut those out because youll end up cutting them out anyway in post so why record them in the first place? I bought the fakest DJI clones on amazon for like 30 bucks and the sound quality was.....ehhhhh lmfao. I needed them in a pinch because I dont have a 2 wireless lav mic set up and needed them this weekend so I got these cheapo's just for this one shoot. Testing them, i just applied an EQ curve to it in Davinci resolve until it sounded REALLY good, just saved it as a preset (literally called "Cheap Amazon Mic") and it sounds just like my Rode.
You have THE BEST production quality of any Tech review TH-camrs. You got the storytelling perfected.
10:39 = Those graphics are the best I've seen in any vid.
So much style and useful info in one frame.
DJI could score a huge win if they integrated their transmitters into their DJI OSMO Action 4 and Pocket cameras or released timecode versions with 32-bit audio and had BT timecode generators in their Action, pocket, and other cameras. Would be awesome to just sync up and not really worry about audio.
Receiver built in you mean? It’s a good idea
When I got my DJI lavs and found out they DIDN'T do this, I was like "what...the fuck..."
That ending....... wow! Congratulations, being a parent is the best job in the world!
I’m must be one of the 4 girls watching this channel … who are the other 3😅?!? No need for an apology, thanks for the laughs instead 😆💨!
I really wish Zoom would come with a wireless set including 32BIT float. I have the Zoom F3 and it's amazing!
The video is great, but the last 10 seconds are just the best. Congratulations!
Amazing to involve your Dad! Awesome memories!
Thank you. I'm buying it based on your review. Great job. Only I'm getting it off Amazon UK because its currently £90 off. Congrats on the baby girl. Children are a blessing. Cheers J
My biggest gripe with these type of mics is the SPL. I tend to work in very loud enviorments and just wondered if you have tried yelling or being around 110dB+
The lark max has 128 dB SPL and the DJI mic has 114 dB so these must work better in loud environments! Great overview man!
Wow! You made the best review of this. I also find Hollyland Lark Max better than Rode Wireless Go.
It’s incredible how thoroughly this is made 😅
BEST. REVIEW. EVER.
Fantastic video! And so amazing to be a part of your daughters first seconds! ❤️
I've never cried watching a gear review video before. Wow. Congrats for your family...that's the best sound ever!
So sweet you made this video with your dad. Wish I did the same but back then I didn't make videos and now it's late.
Congrats Josh and family!
All the best.
The fart is next level testing. We need more of your brother. 😂Congrats on the little one!
This review was fantastic. You did way more than I would have expected to thoroughly test everything and I can really appreciate that.
Josh one question,
if the transmitter and receiver are connected via USB all the time, will the receiver turn off by itself or can it go into sleep mode? I'm wondering if when I turn on the camera, will the receiver also automatically turn on?
This was the best review I have ever seen about the Lark Max!!!!!
Deity is coming out with a similar mic system and it will have 32 bit float just like their newly released UHF system. I saw it a NAB but not at Cine Gear LA. So hopefully they haven't given up on it. I'm using the Zoom F2-BT and I love the fact that I don't have to set the levels anymore. It's been a real boost to my work flow. For work related projects, I'll have to give these a try. Great comparison Video! Also, Congrats on the new arrival!
Not a fan of Deity product reliability
Yeah I briefly covered them with my NAB video. They look legit, a bit bigger than these guys, also priced at $1000. One thing I read today is they wont allow simultaneous internal recording while transmitting for US customers due to patent infringement issues. Not sure how thats enforced, but Id get my hands on a European version in that case.
Bro you are so rad I love you’re vids you’re vibe and now you flipping dad
I respect the work you put in to all you’re vids man
I genuinely don’t care where you go with this channel I will be here .
Just thought I would let you know bro
Merry Christmas to you and your cool little family
From a guy in Sydney Australia
Pro Tipp: Get some stickers printed with your Channel Name and put it over the company logo :)
Nice coverage. 👍
Great job and great video. I honestly hope you read this. Please appreciate your father, because you never know when he might be gone.
I miss my dad so much it hurts. All the things I accomplished, I wish that he was here to see them.
Mannn I love your channel so much! been watching it since I saw Animorphia. I'm always so impressed with your editing. Would love to see more of you behind the computer 🖥
Nice to see the review on those!
I'm making mine right now as well. Lark Max are amazing!
How to manually adjust the gain for each separate mic during recording?
Great comparison. I've been waiting for a video like this thank you.
Also congratulations on the baby girl. 🎉
Congrats on your baby girl!!!
5:25 that screen has seen better days lol
Congrats on ur newborn! And this is impressive comparison. Love the ideas on how U wanna capture and preserve the voice of ur dad and ur new board!
I love this guys humor thank you for the video amazing
Knock off??? I believe Hollyland is much much more used in professional productions than rode, just in different departments, but hollyland definitely does not deserve to be called a knockoff. They probably would have stronger wireless capabilities too because the company's main thing is literally low latency wireless video transmission
I kinda agree. This is where the youtuber brain has to market the video. I think the perception everyone has is that they copied DJI based on last videos regarding this form factor. In the end it's just a title for clicks, bringing awareness of a legit company that many might not know about. But they did copy Rode with wireless pocket lavs, no way around that. But beyond that, they have certainly innovated, and I'm looking forward to many more of their products to come.
@@MAKEARTNOWCHANNELespecially since the Lark 150 came out before the DJI mic with the charge case, just a matter of two companies leap frogging each other
exactly they are not a no name or knock off brand......
CONGRATUALTIONS ON YOUR NEW BABY GIRL JOSH!!!
I love your new set with the screens. It looks great! Also love those graphics on distance. Very cool.
@14:30 32bit and timecode!!! Let’s gooooooo!!!
Excellent video all round with just the right information that owners/potential buyers need to know. I couldn't agree with you more re: a 32 bit float option in future iterations. Thanks!
Literally jus got my Lark Max this morning in the UK. Can't wait to test
Congrats on the new baby! Great review and a fantastic promo that you would trust that most important moment to their equipment.
Excellent Review/Comparison - Holly Baby ... Here I come! 😀
Such a precious moment at the end. Congrats!!🎉
Your brother is the reason I just subscribed
We need more of your brother lol 😂,, he’s amazing bro,, good video
Always ending with a smile! Good on you Josh! Congrats!
Great production and information. Thanks!
Amazed with the review and the graphics, such an inspiration man, thank you!
A-men, we need 32 bit internal in all of these mics. I like my Go 2's but I hate their boosted EQ parameters. I measured their frequency response on my other channel if any care to see it. Thankfully, they don't re-EQ/boost a plug in lav, only the built in mic. Cheers 🍻
What if recording was on the receiver on sd card?
@@scoopof3d:
There is no SD card on the GO 2 receiver. Not sure I understand the question.
@@Finite-Tuning Sorry, I'm building my own 32bit wireless system, where the recording would happen on the Receiver end on a SD card. That's to save space on the transmitter, to make it smaller, about a thumbdrive size. Wondering if that would be acceptable for film makers / creators. I personally never have a need to record.
@@scoopof3d:
The Rode GO 2 works a little different then that by design, but it can be made to work your way. If you want your own recording solution, just use the output from the receiver and do with as you please, but it will only be 48khz at 24 bit. If you want 32 bit audio, then you must use the internal recordings from the Go 2 transmitters and convert it using the RODE app. That is how I do it, using an external plug in lav mic to avoid the boosted EQ parameters of the built in mic.
You can record at any rate you like externally, but the devices themselves only output/record at 48khz 24 bit depth. Is this kit good enough for Hollywood movies? Personally, I think yes, if using an external lav mic with the transmitters. If using the built in mics, you will want to/have to re-eq. That's the only thing I really hate about this kit, I don't want a company to tell me what sounds good or natural. And that is exactly what RODE is doing by boosting the upper mid range frequency response. But it's easily fixed by plugging in an external lac mic. I hope I understood your intentions correctly, but I do own the Rode Go 2 kit, so I can answer any question you might have regarding this specific kit. Cheers 🍻
@@Finite-Tuning Hey I think its a misunderstanding. Im making my own product, building my own pcb with chips, code and enclosure design. Im gathering information from other makers to see what they really need in a wireless mic setup like that. To keep the Mic TX small no onboard recording is added (bunch of extra big chips) , so In my setup recording happens on the Receiver side to a sd card.
Amazing review. Congrats on the growing family!!!
Congratulations!
Brother part is my favorite 😂
Fart jokes will never get old. Great video man!
Glad I learn of this before committing to the Rode and DJI options. Hollyland looks more appealing to use especially due to the knob for control and the device simply being recognized as external storage with files. As for the branding that is plastered over everything, I paint and tape equipment already to cover up logos.
You think Hollyland could add timecode capability via a simple firmware update?
I agree, all bad amazon comments are people who didn't understand that jack cables are different TRS and normal.
Clapbacks and fart mics lol I’m here for it lol
just got them,, im about to use the lark max on a wedding!
Really great in depth review. Well done sir and thank you for sharing this. I'm just a novice creator and about to launch a new YT channel based on everything I have learnt over the last two years. Now I realise that I need some half decent lav mics to improve my sound. I love the creative side and the editing too.
I just sub'd to your channel too.
Kind regards from the UK. 😎
I really appreciate all the effort u put into this video. Really thorough!
That was interesting to me. I'm working on my own wireless system that is 32bit with high dynamic range mic in smaller package (more like a thumbdrive shape). Big thing for me is connecting up to 4 mics to single receiver with usb connecting to computer (4 channel audio card).
I wouldn't be surprised to discover that the Hollyland, Fulaim and Mailada mics all come from the same factory. So many similarities in design and functionality. I have a Fulaim X5 and very happy with it especially as a cheaper version of the Hollyland.
Congrats Josh!
We NEED to see a review of this but with the Rode Wireless PRO added in!
This comparative review is exactly what I needed, thanks!
The best review and comparison of DJI and Holy LAND from all of which I looked at, thank you.
Awesome review. I would have also liked to see how sensitive they are to loud noises like the Rode.
Great video it was so interesting through out the beginning to the very end. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing
Why didn’t Hollyland include 32bit recording?
This outdoor field test has a lot of distortion, but you did not mention it.
Get Gerald to do an acoustical review on your brother's pants....
Congratulations on the new family member.
Rode answered your wish. 32bit float internal recording & Timecode. 😀
Glad I waited for the last 30 seconds!
super impressive review, love the comedy injected into the video. Awesome graphics.
Huge congratulations. Having lived through that very moment twice, with daughters, I know...
i might be the first one in the comment section but...
Congratulations on your new born!!!
Thanks dude
Break out the cigars Daddy-O, congratulations! Excellent review, these are worlds ahead of my old wireless lavs. Love the transmitter recording capability. Thanks.
I'm def gonna buy this for my production company
Hey Josh,
Made it to the end and Congrats!
I had (what I thought was) a witty comment all ready to go about including family flatulence in this review and then I heard the final 10 seconds, and... no need for anything other than congratulations. And thanks for sharing that beautiful audio with us! ❤
I subscribed just for your dads experience in 1967 😂
very good comparision 🤩 and the last 15 sec of the video 👧🏻,,,, congratulations 🤗
Dame ! next level review. thanks
You make me want to buy them! 😊👍
Congrats on the addition to the family.
Side note i guess its time to compare this to the rode wireless pro
Congrats Josh!!
Congratulation!!!
Would like to see an even smaller size one, something like the half the current size without compromising on battery life.
YES omg 32bit float on all the things please. 24 bit with gain adjustment and safety track nonsense shouldn't even be a thing anymore with memory getting so cheap.
please make a studio tour :)
Great video! How is the Larx latency? Online it says less than 25 Ms. How noticeable is it?
You can copy files directly from the RØDE Wireless Go II mounted on the desktop, this feature has been available for a while. but it is very easy to over modulate the RØDE Wireless Go II in my experience. I always use a white noise generator for mic range tests so there is constant noise.
Congrats!!!!
Hollyland Lark Max being made by a brand known for handling heavy video transmission, I'd say they're the ones to tackle wireless audio.
only reason the DJI still wins for me is because it has mobile connectors for iPhone and Android devices without the need for a long cable or adapter.
Master in thorough reviews! Ill try to do as u do Sensei 🙏🏻
Tbf you don't need to use the app to get backup audio off of Rode anymore. They did an update which means you now plug in like a usb storage device.
Game doesnt change until 32 bit float comes into the room.