The Rode Wireless GO for Music | Is It Any Good?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello, beautiful people!
Through this video, I shared my opinion about the Rode Wireless Go which I think is excellent for its price. If the built quality was any better than what it is now, It should have been priced at more than $300, LoL. This mic is the perfect solution to those of you who want to go wireless and aim for simplicity. Just put it in your camera bag, turn the transceiver and receiver on, and GO :)
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Time stamps
Audio test: 03:50
Music test: 06:45
Gears in this video:
Camera: Canon EOS M100 + EFM 22mm f2
Audio in this video: Boya BY MM1 and the Rode Wireless GO
Tripod: Joby 1K Gorillapod
Guitar: Yamaha F310
Video editor: Final Cut Pro X
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thank you so much, this is perfect. you did the singing as well, and it was exactly what i wanted to see. Thank you so much man!
You can indeed use it for music. In fact, you can attach the receiver to a VXLR+ and bang it through a PA system. To get good sound from the guitar and vocals, you would be better served using a sticky pad, attach the transmitter to the guitar and angle the mic towards your face. It's a setup suited to acoustic gigs, outdoors, behind the speakers....but it does work
thks for this information!
hey, i am a vocalist who also plays guitar in videos, i’m planning to buy the rode wireless go 2 , so is the sound of my vocals and guitar going to sound balanced if i wear the mic up on my t shirt?? or are my vocals going to sound overpowering?
@@tanisha.haryani1509 me too, did you buy it? How did it go?
What do you mean bang it through a PA system? Can you explain please
Thanks this helps - first one Ive seen using Go for music.
thks! Hope this helps u make a decision 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video , really helped!
The sound quality is super impressive!
Thank you so much for this review.
Can you also attach the device to the soundhole of the guitar? You might prolly get better sound quality for those who play only instrumental music.
You sold me bro... On your music career! Jk but you did sound quite good and convinced me the Rode Go works well and especially in that placement between voice and acoustic guitar you devised. So I'm even more excited to get the Rode wireless Go II for its primary video production purpose and now the music potential as well! Well done and thank you!
thks for the kind feedback, and glad the video helped you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Been looking for an acoustic guitar compatibility review! Thanks!!
No worries! Glad this video helped 👌🏼
Damn you sing well, and it icks up the guitar amazingly well
thk u, sir! Highly appreciated
Video fantastic. This mic could be good for an acustic piano?
I think it’s great for anything related to speaking but I’m in no way happy with the audio quality it produces for recording music. It made the guitar sound slightly distorted just at this light level of playing, so I would hate to imagine the amount of distortion you would get from playing anything that is really intense, like rock music, which is more in line with what I play. I am still trying to see if this would be a good fit for me because I’d like to have a good clean on the go recording mic, so maybe another rhode mic would work better for me.
yes, totally not for loud music, including rock 👌🏼
Hey there! Thank you for doing a music testing! Have you tried to use the Wireless Go II for music as well? I’m wondering if I should get the Wireless go II so I can have one mic for my vocals, another one that link to a shotgun mic for my guitar! I’m really curious about it :)
hi, I dont have the wireless go ii, but I believe they work the same, but just comes with two instead of one :)
Hi there, i d like also to make the same question.. did you try it with seperate mics for vocals and guitar?
I would be using it for online virtual zumba class. So I would be considering a lav or that. I hope it would work ok with me using my bluetooth speaker. That can be heard decently with the webcam mic .But I know this would be alot better. I would try to clip it to my pocket of course . The shirt thing wouldn't look good with me trying to dance. And I have been hearing people have been using these for fitness classes. But we dont talk the whole time with zumba like with yoga. Mainly after class and the intro which isnt really needed for virtual.
Thank you for this!
Have u got an guitar amp? For easy home recording.I’d like to use this to mic my guitar amp cab and record straight into garage band on iPad..
would the Rode system pick up other performers close by if you were in a trio band for instance
I can't say anything to be honest, because I haven't tried it 🙏🏻
Yes sir. It sounds quite good
the quality is okay but the level is not
the vocal sound too near to the mic.
thanks for the review.
i was also about to use it for music :))
Can you plug a electric guitar directly into the wireless go?
Can i use this as a acoustic guitar pickup
So helpful thank you 🙏🏽
No worries! Glad this video brought value to u 👍🏼
Thanks for this review💜💜💜
not a problem! Hope this video helped :)
OK, this FINALLY is what I needed to know.
A) how does it work with a stringed instrument playing. I play uke and sing.
B) can you use ANY lav mic? And you say, yes! Because I am not buying a Rode lav mic!
Sounds great! Might be perfect for my set up!
Thank you!!!
Hi, Mia! Thks for your kind feedback:)
To answer your question:
A. I would say that you CAN, but the result won’t be the best.. I think the mic is best when it captures spoken words, not musical instruments.. I hv tried recording guitar tracks with it, it does not sound the best BUT it is awesome to record your live performance (Just put the built in mic closer to your mouth than it is to your uke) Just like the video sample I made in this video.
B. Yes, you can use any brand of LAV, just make sure that the LAV you are using uses TRS (2 rings) not TRRS (3 rings) because the transmitter uses TRS input.. If You already own a LAV that is TRRS, you are required to get an adapter (TRRS to TRS)
Hope this helps! Happy New Year!
@@dalbermatianman thank you AGAIN!!!! I was wondering about that too! and yet again, you are up my alley. All my vids are "live". i"m not going to attempt to record and fix AND sync separate video and audio tracks, LOL! My skillset is not even close to being able to do that.
no worries, glad I can help👍🏼 Have a great one!
@@MiaHessMusic hey Mia! I have the same setup (uke & singing) and was looking for something versatile for both my speaking and performing videos. Did you end up buying this rode wireless go mic? If so, are you happy with how it all sounds? Thanx so much
@@aiyarose I think it works pretty well. I've done it with a cheaper Boya lav mic attached too. When I'm lazy, I just use my Android phone which does do video and audio pretty darn well. But when I know I'm going to be in a weird situation, I go to the Rode.
can u listen to music in this thing?
Good review. Thanks.
thk u, sir! Hope it helped🙏🏼
Very helpful video .
thanks! Hope it helps
Is it has ant latency in recording?
The latency is 5 milliseconds apparently www.thomann.de/gb/rode_wireless_go.htm
@@TordHelsingeng Thks for the info! Very much appreciated
Thanks!
very helpful video
Great video. quick note. Transmitter
thks! Oh, gotcha.. I suck remembering names of these technical stuff 😊🤣🙏🏼 Hv a nice day!
can i plug it directly into an amp or a jbl ?
Hi, when u say JBL, do u mean active speakers?
@@dalbermatianman yes!
I do. Depends on why you want to do that. I work outside, a lot, so I simply want something I can attach to whatever instrument I'm playing, so it captures the instrument and the vocals, turn it on and start. I've got a Street Cube EX, which runs on batteries, and my desired setup is one I can get up and running, and packed away, in 60 seconds. Not sure if that's ideal for everyone, or every purpose, but you can do it, and you can have a reasonable experience
@@mysteriomonkie Good to know. 😊 I use a Roland AC Mobile with SM58 & my Westernguitar. Let's be honest: It would be crazy to sacrifice a legendary live mic for the Rode Wireless Go. Have you busked with that setup already and how good was the sound especially of your vocals with the reverb on - compared to your cabled mic before? For me I found a solution. A wireless xlr-adapter for the sm 58 and receiver into the mic input of my Rolandamp. So i keep the good sound of my mic and don't need the cable anymore. ☝️ For my guitar i could use a cheaper wireless system. Why? Well...it's obvious that Rode is not convinced that their Rode Wireless Go is good enough for music or singing...So i'd rather try a single wireless system without recording option.
Maybe as a fellow streetmusician it's interesting for you to know how i record my "outdoorsessions". I put my Zoom Stereomic on a little Tripod about 30,40 cm away from my Roland AC Mobile. Since the Zoom-Mic has an build in limiter clipping is not an issue...but an amazing professional sounding stereo-audiorecording of my buskingsession is a very positive issue & result! ☝️💪🙏❤ Ofcourse much more detailed as a Rode Wireless Go Mono-Mic could ever record. 🤗
@@naturestone3148 Nice to hear that it works in your setup! Was there enough input gain in Go for SM58?
Thank You.
You’re welcome! 🙏🏽
it’s the Transmitter Not TRANSCEIVER
yes! Thks for the feedback. I hv been getting this feedback a lot, will do better next time🙏🏼🙏🏼 Cheers!
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Thanks for this!
No problemo! Hope it brought you value 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Happy NY