I'm really new to video editing and audio editing. Would recording like this allow you to separate the channels and mute them at any which time during editing? Also is there a way to connect more than two mics to a phone? That's the limit of mics on a phone? Thanks!
I'm still amazed at iPhones HDR video capabilities and wonder when something like that will filter over to pro cameras.. I mean, look at the interior shot with that window and you could see everything in there without having to do much editing at all.. Most cameras would not be able to handle that without pushing them sooooooo hard (maybe Arri or something like that could but nothing in my price range).. Great video as always Carlos!
This video was useful. However…. I think I need to stick to using my USB interface to be able to use 2 mics but one panned hard left and one panned hard right for recording guitar. Still useful for when I record videos on my other channel.
If you get the NEW Rode wireless go 2 Stephanie, you can use the Rode Sc16 lead, to input audio directly into the usb-c port of your phone. The advantage of this, is new wireless Go 2 outputs two separate audio channels via USB, and your phone can then record this in stereo. Ordinarily, a phone can only accept one channel, when recording through it's 3.5mm headphone/mic jack. Hope this helps :)
Is it also possible to record stereo? Does it just mix 2 inputs into mono? Or does it record 2 channels so it’d be possible to record a left and right mic?
Hi Carlos, great video. So if I use a set up like yours and I want to edit the video in FCP, can I seperate the audiotracks in FCP? Because now I film with an iPhone using only one Rode wireless go receiver with two transmitters and I only get a mono audio file in FCP which I cannot split.
Hi! Do the sound come in separated? One mic to the left and the other to the right and then you have to mix it post-production? I’m trying to see would would be best for a livestream... thanks!
if you need more than two mics into the phone, you might be better off with a small mixer. Imagine that you had say four channels feeding into the phone (which is possible with two specialty breakout cables) the discipline and technique from each of the 4 guests so they don't speak over each other and crowd the mix is going to be something very difficult to manage.
Hey Carlos, I have two of the Rode Wireless Go.. and I have had production issues where if you use both at the same time and are about 5 meters away the audio cuts out on one of them. You have to be fairly close and have LOS. Have you ran into a similar issue?
@@carlosq00 ChungDa did a video about it and confirms my own experience with it. With one set you're fine. Try doing some run and gun outdoors and you'll start running into issues
that might get messy, but you could split each of the channels into two, down side is you would end up with a stereo mix that might be a nightmare to clean up.
Thanks, I have 2 rode wireless go's and I need something like the sc6-l. Are you using Rode lavs? I read a few comments in various places that it only works with Rode lavs...
So I can by pass all of this by just investing in RODE wireless Go 2 right. Because it has a transmitter and to microphones with dual channel capability to clean audio in when editing right?
My goal is to shoot video of bands. I have an Audio Technica 822, which is a self powered condenser stereo mic. The TRS provides left, right and common connections. Do you have a solution to connect that mic to a lightning equipped iPhone? I do still have the original Apple female TRRS to lightning adaptor.
@@carlosq00 Thank you for taking the time to discuss my question. The 822 has an internal AA battery supply of its own. I could create my own custom cable If I knew how to access the left and right channels on the iPhone.
Hi Carlos, I read there is a app for the ride sc6, can I use without the app? The iPhone recognize the two mics with sc6 without sc6? I ask this because I'm afraid have issues because iPhone have own record.
It’s close to wha I am trying to do. I want to hook two usb mics to the iPhone to record through the voice recording app for podcasting. How could I manage that?
I dont want to sound annoyed. But you are like the 10th person I see doing a review of 2 mics on 1 smartphone and NONE of you people answer THE VERY important question! on whether both mics are getting mixed into one mono channel. Or both mics are mixed in one stereo channel where on each channel BOTH mics are mixed together. OR wether one mic is recorded one the left channel and the other mic on the right channel. I cannot understand why nobody thinks about this very important information.
@@carlosq00 Sorry I didnt want to bother you, really. Maybe if you get bothered by people like me to put it into the description of the video. Just an idea. But thank you for the answer!
Both channels get mixed into one stereo file.
Is this the same for filmic pro app?
I'm really new to video editing and audio editing. Would recording like this allow you to separate the channels and mute them at any which time during editing? Also is there a way to connect more than two mics to a phone? That's the limit of mics on a phone? Thanks!
@@xxmsp91You need to use a USB interface for that.
Thanks so much. So helpful. 👍
This is actually so helpful thank you for continuing to make videos for us mobile creators you really looking out for us carlos!
Happy to help!
I'm still amazed at iPhones HDR video capabilities and wonder when something like that will filter over to pro cameras.. I mean, look at the interior shot with that window and you could see everything in there without having to do much editing at all.. Most cameras would not be able to handle that without pushing them sooooooo hard (maybe Arri or something like that could but nothing in my price range).. Great video as always Carlos!
not bad for a little tiny sensor that is for sure! Thanks
@@carlosq00 To record and combine 3 different exposed videos and blend them in real time is a software and processing marvel for sure.
Hey Carlos, is there a way to have two lightning microphones at the same time? I couldn’t find a lightning microphone splitter. Thank you
I need help making this possible with 3 or 4 people being interviewed! 🙂 Do you offer consulting? I have the wireless ME with extra receivers.
lol gotta love Bert clarifying you cant make hash browns
haha
This video was useful. However…. I think I need to stick to using my USB interface to be able to use 2 mics but one panned hard left and one panned hard right for recording guitar. Still useful for when I record videos on my other channel.
Love it love it thank you just in time by the grace. Right on great job getting out there and showing it your way.
Good info! Thanks Carlos! Can't manage hash browns huh!? Haha!! :)
Haha
So for this to happen we need to buy two sets of rode wireless go?
No you are able to use any two microphones that allow you to send the signal through a 1/8th connection
Where is the AUDIO link Carlos?
Just added them to the description. Thank you!
Great info, thank you 👏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
I would like to starting to make short movies with no budget. Would I able to do the same thing with my S10? Would be able to use that RODE set up?
the audio interface uses a lightning connector, so you are limited to devices that use Lightning connectors.
If you get the NEW Rode wireless go 2 Stephanie, you can use the Rode Sc16 lead, to input audio directly into the usb-c port of your phone. The advantage of this, is new wireless Go 2 outputs two separate audio channels via USB, and your phone can then record this in stereo. Ordinarily, a phone can only accept one channel, when recording through it's 3.5mm headphone/mic jack. Hope this helps :)
Is it also possible to record stereo?
Does it just mix 2 inputs into mono? Or does it record 2 channels so it’d be possible to record a left and right mic?
it is possible to record each input into a different channel but it requires a breakout cable made by RODE
So not only the adapter but another cable?
What cable?
Can’t we do this using the microphones in the iPhone? The phones have 4 mics since the iPhone 6s.
The idea is clean audio not natural environment audio.
Thanks for your setup video ! I have one question : does the audio output allow us to ear the sound of the iphone ? like for a Skype or Zoom session ?
Not with that solution. If you need or want to interact with something like Zoom this is a much better option th-cam.com/video/2wpe_lISAvw/w-d-xo.html
Please I’m a shure fan… Can you do same thing for shure microphones?
Hi Carlos, great video. So if I use a set up like yours and I want to edit the video in FCP, can I seperate the audiotracks in FCP? Because now I film with an iPhone using only one Rode wireless go receiver with two transmitters and I only get a mono audio file in FCP which I cannot split.
unfortunately you can't split the audio
Hey Carlos, your video is so helpful! Is there an alternative to the Beast Clamp? I have searched everywhere online and cannot find any stock.
This might be the best alternative out there at the moment. amzn.to/36T0aWA
Thanks for the tips. Great ideas
You are so welcome!
Hi! Do the sound come in separated? One mic to the left and the other to the right and then you have to mix it post-production? I’m trying to see would would be best for a livestream... thanks!
Both channels are mixed into stereo automatically
If possible could you show how to use more than 2 mics?
if you need more than two mics into the phone, you might be better off with a small mixer. Imagine that you had say four channels feeding into the phone (which is possible with two specialty breakout cables) the discipline and technique from each of the 4 guests so they don't speak over each other and crowd the mix is going to be something very difficult to manage.
Hey Carlos, I have two of the Rode Wireless Go.. and I have had production issues where if you use both at the same time and are about 5 meters away the audio cuts out on one of them. You have to be fairly close and have LOS. Have you ran into a similar issue?
No but I haven’t ever used them more than 2 meters away from the receiver and mostly it’s been indoors so that is good to know. Thanks for sharing!
@@carlosq00 ChungDa did a video about it and confirms my own experience with it. With one set you're fine. Try doing some run and gun outdoors and you'll start running into issues
Hey , can I connect 4 channels if so how can I do it
yes but not independent of one another...i would use an external recorder rather than crowd 4 channels into an iPhone.
How about if I want 4 mics on a phone?
that might get messy, but you could split each of the channels into two, down side is you would end up with a stereo mix that might be a nightmare to clean up.
Great video is it possible to charge iPhone and hook up two audio channels?
if you have a magsafe compatible phone, yes.
My question is how can I use an interface and 2 wireless microphones to my Samsung Galaxy 8 phone? Thanks in advance.
RODE now makes an interface that allows you to use Android phones...
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Thanks, I have 2 rode wireless go's and I need something like the sc6-l. Are you using Rode lavs? I read a few comments in various places that it only works with Rode lavs...
so these work with more than just RODE Lavs, I use Deity Lavs as well as Sennheiser Lavs without problem
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What bout for androids like a Samsung
IDK
So I can by pass all of this by just investing in RODE wireless Go 2 right. Because it has a transmitter and to microphones with dual channel capability to clean audio in when editing right?
yes
Could you use this with a wireless go 2 for 4 microphones?
How do I go about buying this?
This setup I mean, and also thank you
This is the current model of the smartphone interface geni.us/xNCUfHY
My goal is to shoot video of bands. I have an Audio Technica 822, which is a self powered condenser stereo mic. The TRS provides left, right and common connections. Do you have a solution to connect that mic to a lightning equipped iPhone? I do still have the original Apple female TRRS to lightning adaptor.
yes but you will need external power.
@@carlosq00 Thank you for taking the time to discuss my question. The 822 has an internal AA battery supply of its own. I could create my own custom cable If I knew how to access the left and right channels on the iPhone.
Hi Carlos, I read there is a app for the ride sc6, can I use without the app? The iPhone recognize the two mics with sc6 without sc6? I ask this because I'm afraid have issues because iPhone have own record.
The iPhone treats it as a single audio input. The RODE Reporter app give you the ability to add a bit of processing and adjust volume and such.
Please tell Me why he can’t manage to get this hash browns right 😂 I am so curious
haha
It’s close to wha I am trying to do. I want to hook two usb mics to the iPhone to record through the voice recording app for podcasting. How could I manage that?
As long as the mics you’re using don’t require phantom power this should work
@@carlosq00 cool imma try this, I appreciate you sir!
@@carlosq00 I see you need a USB hub in order to use an external USB mic on iPhone, but how about 2?
Any solution for 2 USB mics?
unfortunately because of the way USB and USB lanes work I don't think that is actually possible.
Can I work with 3 wireless go mic
Yes
@@carlosq00 Cool. How to I connect 3 of them
Can you get four channels into an iPhone?
not that I am aware of
Ok
ok
I dont want to sound annoyed. But you are like the 10th person I see doing a review of 2 mics on 1 smartphone and NONE of you people answer THE VERY important question! on whether both mics are getting mixed into one mono channel. Or both mics are mixed in one stereo channel where on each channel BOTH mics are mixed together. OR wether one mic is recorded one the left channel and the other mic on the right channel. I cannot understand why nobody thinks about this very important information.
I am more than sure that I've answered this question at least twice in the comments. Both channels get mixed into a stereo file.
@@carlosq00 Sorry I didnt want to bother you, really. Maybe if you get bothered by people like me to put it into the description of the video. Just an idea. But thank you for the answer!
I won’t lie, Bert could get it🧎🏽😮💨