I was looking for that thanks. 🙏🏻 My idea would be to diffuse the sound to a big room thanks to an outputting PA speaker at the back of a meetup room. 👌🏻
Liked, and subscribed. Is there a way to connect 4 Wireless Pro 2 receivers to the Rodecaster Pro 2? We run a podcast with 4 speakers and I’m having so much trouble trying to find information on how to do this 😂
Welcome, Sydni! You can only connect two (2) Pro II transmitters wirelessly with the RP2. You can be creative using the adapter/info in this video to connect a total of 4 though!
*I want to do this set up on my Zoom 6. Does each wireless mic record to the same track? Meaning, if I plug in the receiver in the XLR #1 port and I use BOTH transmitters (Mic 1 & Mic 2), do they record only to XLR #1 track?*
Thanks for this very helpful video! Would this setup also work for a live stream where you use the audio out from the RødeCaster Pro ii to speakers in the room?
Thanks for the very informative video! Do you think that audio processing will be successful using this setup? Or at least the 3 default Presets in RCP2. It would be great to enable live Podcast processing for the wireless input.
I just bought a Rodecaster Pro 2, and I’m torn between the DJI or Rode Go. Any suggestions? I love your teaching style. Can’t wait to see more. Thank you ❤️
I have the Rodecaster Pro 1 & Rodelink mics with a XLR Adapter however what I find is that when I plug 2 of these into the rodecaster when it's recording both mics pick up a lot of feedback so I have to have them turned down a lot, wondering if you know a solution to dialing that in more.
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Amazing production quality and straight to the point. Appreciate you!
Thank you, LaloRacer1!
Great video! I have the DJI and Rodecaster Pro II and wondered if I could attach it. This is exactly what I was looking for!
Excellent and thank you!
@@kriedholm You're welcome!
Thank you soooooo much for this video 🙏🏾🙏🏾
You’re welcome! Thanks for tuning in.
Well done Kri; a very informative and helpful video.
Appreciate it!
Super helpful video 🙌🏾
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot for the tip mate. Just what I needed for an upcoming livestream
Glad I could help and best to you with your livestream
Great information. I happen to have the equiptment
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
I was looking for that thanks. 🙏🏻
My idea would be to diffuse the sound to a big room thanks to an outputting PA speaker at the back of a meetup room. 👌🏻
That's a great idea!
Thank you. I have a couple of original Rode Wireless. This video really helps!
Glad it was helpful and appreciate you tuning in!
Great info. We just bought a Rodecaster Pro 2for a podcast that we are starting. Oh, we are also Las Vegas based.
Oh nice! What’s the name of your podcast?
Thx for the tip. I appreciate that.
You bet!
I followed and liked... thanks for clear message..and the links
Appreciate it, Gengis!
Will this work with the original forecaster pro?
It should!
Thank you for this. Very simple and to the point. What if i have one receiver and two mics. Is there a way I can use both mics?
If both mics run to your single receiver, you’re all set!
Will they each record to their own channel? So I can adjust each mic separately in real time and in post?
Liked, and subscribed. Is there a way to connect 4 Wireless Pro 2 receivers to the Rodecaster Pro 2? We run a podcast with 4 speakers and I’m having so much trouble trying to find information on how to do this 😂
Welcome, Sydni! You can only connect two (2) Pro II transmitters wirelessly with the RP2. You can be creative using the adapter/info in this video to connect a total of 4 though!
*I want to do this set up on my Zoom 6. Does each wireless mic record to the same track? Meaning, if I plug in the receiver in the XLR #1 port and I use BOTH transmitters (Mic 1 & Mic 2), do they record only to XLR #1 track?*
Each wireless mic will record to the same track in this case
But I do NOT want it on the same track. Do you have an idea of a splitter option?
I don’t but hope you find a solution
Please try with the Mackie DLZ Creator.. i'd be interested to see if these wireless mics work with that system.
Definitely would if I had one!
@@kriedholm thanks for responding.
Thanks for this very helpful video! Would this setup also work for a live stream where you use the audio out from the RødeCaster Pro ii to speakers in the room?
Appreciate it and I don’t see why not!
can you give me a link to order that samson table top mic stand? Thanks
Sure! Here you go: amzn.to/3Us7Vc1
Hello 👋, you said wireless go2 and wireless ME will work without receiver, what about the new Rode Wireless Pro?
Add the RWP to that list!
@@kriedholm thank you
Thanks for the very informative video! Do you think that audio processing will be successful using this setup? Or at least the 3 default Presets in RCP2. It would be great to enable live Podcast processing for the wireless input.
I got the answer. Its actually working perfectly and smoothly. Thanks :)
Definitely worth experimenting with!
Great Vid Thanks... Is it TRS to TRS or TRS to TRRS cable?
Thank you! TRS to TRS for the cable.
I have Rode Wireless Pro, does it connect same as the ME or GO?
Yes!
I just bought a Rodecaster Pro 2, and I’m torn between the DJI or Rode Go. Any suggestions?
I love your teaching style. Can’t wait to see more. Thank you ❤️
Thank you and you can’t go wrong with either. However, being able to connect the rode wireless go II directly to the Rodecaster pro 2 is pretty slick.
Can we use also with the rodecaster pro 1?
Yes!
@@kriedholm hello, ive noticed the rode caster pro 1 has no line in option. is this an issue? thank you.
@@themediadiamond I don't believe so but I don't have a 1 to know for sure
@@kriedholm thank you for the reply 🤍
Is there any way to use one headphone to a rodecaster pro2 and behringer umd interface??? I want to use them both at the same time.
That's a good question! I don't have a Behringer to test that out.
@@kriedholm maybe other interface? Is there any splitter that we can use maybe?
I have the Rodecaster Pro 1 & Rodelink mics with a XLR Adapter however what I find is that when I plug 2 of these into the rodecaster when it's recording both mics pick up a lot of feedback so I have to have them turned down a lot, wondering if you know a solution to dialing that in more.
Unfortunately no as I don’t have these devices. Keep experimenting and I hope you find a workable solution.
hello, I have the same problem, how did you solve yours?