Realy? I think that the tips here are simple and can enhance a single monologue audio track beautifully. The normalizing and audio level work tips offered here are very important even if the sound itself is left unchanged.
Hey man thanks so much I am stating a new TH-cam channel and I’m learning in the process and these videos you made are helping me a lot I really appreciate it.
Great job on this. Love your style. I still swear by my Rode Wireless Pro even though all My friends love DJI. I’d live that snap into ISB to skip the wires!
Glad i found this video - been using the mini shotgun mics from Rode and MOVO for live interviews via smartphone, and my production mngr from the TV show i work with is ALWAYS dissatisfied with the audio… collects too much background noise. If i am not careful, the audio is worthless usually due to proximity to traffic noises or other bs.
Love your tutorials. Always learn something new. I had bought the pop voice mic after enrolling in your 14 day filmmaker course. It’s a corded miracle. Time to upgrade to the wireless for different projects.❤🎙️
To save yall time, i bought the Rode USB c for iphone, it works, but the sound quality difference is negligible. You barely notice any change at all. And you do have to take your case off for it to fit because these idiot companies are still not factoring that we ALL have cases on our phones.
I use the Rode VideoMicro on professional documentaries.....as a boom mic. I find them, being more Cardioid as opposed to Super Carioid, to capture quite natural interview audio.
I dont like audio processing, i love raw audio it sounds like mo aesthetic and more appealing to the viewers specially in making outdoor videos and commentary videos
I had been using my Blue Yeti connected to my iPhone or video through Zoom when doing desk videos, but the sound dips and clips out...unsure what to actually call it. I also have the corded and cordless Pop voice based on Anthony's reviews of it. This video is super helpful because my audio seems to be terrible and kills the whole video.
Another AMAZING option is the MOVO WMX2 wireless lavs. Uses nice small lav mics, wired to small receivers, a battery case and plugs into the phone with a similar tiny plug-in receiver.
I have the Movo mic, one in each bag. It’s really good for the price but terrible in wind. In my experience, they work better for subjects far away than the internal. Without the dead cat, even the slightest breeze from air conditioning will cause dropouts. I just got back from the beach and my footage is 100% dropping out even with the dead cat. The internal mic did much better on my iPhone 15 Pro. I need a new mic for the beach that won’t break the bank.
Great video! I have my Blue Yeti Microphone connected to my iPhone and it works great. The issue I am having is that when I want to do a Zoom meeting, I can't hear anyone because my iPhone is trying to use my mic as a speaker! I know that I can plug in headphones to the mic and hear my attendees but am looking for a way to not have to use headphones. I can't seem to find any settings in either the iPhone or Zoom how to disable using the mic as a speaker. Any suggestion?
Hey there, I'm wondering if you have any suggestion on what would be the best setup for recording drums and or mostly loud Amplified sound question mark assuming there's a way to adjust the sensitivity on an app?
@@russa.370 These calls are VALUE PACKED. If you can make it live and ask questions it's great, but know that the replays are helpful too, so you could go back and watch some you've missed and more than likely gain more knowledge that way as well.
5:52 For your direct mic comparisons you shoul4havr level matched an. That's crucial. Otherwise louder will almost sound better, though it may be not true.
Awesome video, couldn't agree more that those small mics you mount on your phone make no sense, there are so many bluetooth wireless mics around, it doesn't really make sense to use anything else (I really liked the airpods example, but I have the DJI Mic). In terms of cleaning up audio, it's so much easier in Resolve, with Voice Isolation and Dialogue Leveler, it's just one click and does basically the same thing (and more) as the adobe tool. That is a pretty simple no fuss method, but if you want to do things like auto duck your music so it doesn't clash with your voice over, you can do basically anything in Fairlight, and you don't need to export, upload, download, re-import.
Whats the difference between the Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone 2TX+3RX (from the link you've posted and the Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Microphone System ? Or are they the same thing? Thanks
Interesting video. I tried the Free Adobe Enhance Speech tool and I thought the result was too robotic. The enhance % setting is not available in the free version. Other than that enjoyed the video.
Thanks again for this awesome video. I was wondering is it possible to attach the Hollyland to your skin? I see you attach it to your shirt only. It might be quite visible under a shirt as well?
I use a Hollyland M2 and do vlogging at Disneyland. When I sit down to do a food review or just talking but the M2 mics up all the conversations around me even with noise cancellation turned on. Do I need to use a directional mic?
I want to mic to connect to my iPhone 14 Plus to record bird sounds and calls. Any suggestions. And also is there an option to turn off internal mic so that it records with external mic?
It is not direction and it picks up too much background noise. I own one and use NTG for my mobil and NTG 5 for studio. I use the Rode Pro as a 2nd audio or to save my NTG audio.
I got the pop voice you recommended in another video but when I use it it sounds quiet and muffled.. I returned it and got another to see if it was defective but nope. Perhaps it’s the adapter I use to connect it to my iPhone?.. what adapter do you use?
I have several of your recommendations; however I got the Rode Go Wireless, not that great, at all; bulky, large square, and way over priced. I'm going with your Hollyland mic, this year. I have many Rode products and mics I LOVE just not thier wireless set- to hard to use. FYI>
Gunna have to acoustically treat the room. Put carpets down. Throw acoustic foam on the walls and ceilings, it will make an insane amount of difference whereas no mic by itself can eliminate echo
I have an android phone I’m looking for a small microphone I can take into concerts because my quality is really bad and I can’t take my camera equipment cause they won’t let you film in certain places
My mic has made terrible scratchy sounds during recording. I have a ZealSound mic that had great reviews and it sounded great until about 5 mins into my video it started making scratchy sounds. I'm assuming it's a problem with the mic? Or is this a problem with set up?
Great tutorial. But bad luck for me. I am in Mexico. Your link to get the lark m2 with a discount sends me to amazon Mexico where the price is $ 324.00. BH has it for $ 139 plus taxes and shipping. Can you provide a different link? Thank you.
PLEASE HELP!! i bought a wired lavelier mic and an adapter to connect it to my iphone 13. when i record a video using this and play the video back the mic has not picked up any sound and the video is as if the mic isnt even connected, does anyone know the issue here and can help me ?
Look up the difference between TRS and TRRS mics. Smartphones only work with one of those types and if what you bought is the wrong type you’d want an adapter which is usually pretty cheap. That should help!
This video, contrary to what I thought, does not answer my question. Indeed, apart from the voice, there is no advice for a microphone (low budget in my case) that can improve the sound for capturing a show for example or any situation that is not that of a podcast or a vlog...
That’s definitely a more unique scenario, it’s impossible to cover everything in one video. But a shotgun mic would really be your only option. Or get a dedicated recorder and place it near the show. Separate from your phone.
@@MrPaulXavier Thank you for your reply. I had thought about this solution. I don't know if this is a unique situation...or if it's just me who is unique? 😄
Sir, tell me the *Best Vlogging* Wireless Mic. In which can I record *Amazing* and *Sweet* Audio? _Under_ *25,000* to *30,000* Which is the *All in One Best* Wireless Mic in Budget??? Please reply Sir
Hey, just wanted to say thank you. The way you explain you make it so easy. Btw, I wanted to purchase the Hollyland mics but 15% discount doesn’t apply when I go through your link. Could you please check?
@@MrPaulXavier Thanks for answering. I just tried to purchase from Amazon UK tried both anthony01 and ANTHONY01 doesn’t work. It would be cool to save 15% 😊
Rode are complete trash, I've had four different ones and none of them were any good. The most expensive cost £190 20 years ago and didn't even work out of the box.
I have 9 Rode mics and never had a problem with any of them. I have and still use the Rode wireless Go. I also have the Rode Wireless GO II and don’t have a problem with them. All my Rode mics work great.
@MrPaulXavier I'm sure you're on it, but has anyone ever mentioned to you the trick of pronouncing the letter S as a Z and if need be linking that syllable to the next word? It make zan enormou zlynotizeable differen zwhen you're zpeaking, whether that zin a theater or recording zetting. :)
@@MrPaulXavier It's truly pro-grade advice from a pro theater actor when I asked them years ago how I could possibly improve my vocal recordings for my singer-songwriter project. So while it was one tiny aspect of their fairly renowned university level training, I'd also never even heard of it. De-pronouncing certain letters? Sure. This seemed FAR more advanced comparatively and therefore FAR more robustly effective. And it is. (And you'll know this, and you'll hear it being employed in theater settings especially (which is kind of a fun tech craft x inside joke-ish moment.) That said, yes, in part *at first* it may shift your awareness of both your flow and pace, absolutely. But with practice, it becomes natural and whether it "helps" with those is up to you to choose that cause/effect. Not unlike breathing, use it to "help" or use it to cause/effect an aesthetic. Or like frame rates. Or distortion on audio. Etc etc. Anyway... I'd encourage you to record two short videos, same simple text-based script, one rolling through naturally and the other with attention paid to the S-to-Z x last syllable-shift technique. Maybe even make that it's own A-vs-B video that you publish. Couldn't hurt haha. (Obviously this also should be applied to soft Cs as in "advanced" etc. )
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Rode mics are absolutely fantastic. So glad that we have access to such great gear in this day and age!!
This kind of audio editing is ideal for movie filming stuff but not in vlogging, natural sound take the real feels
Realy? I think that the tips here are simple and can enhance a single monologue audio track beautifully. The normalizing and audio level work tips offered here are very important even if the sound itself is left unchanged.
Hey man thanks so much I am stating a new TH-cam channel and I’m learning in the process and these videos you made are helping me a lot I really appreciate it.
Great job on this. Love your style. I still swear by my Rode Wireless Pro even though all
My friends love DJI. I’d live that snap into ISB to skip the wires!
Glad i found this video - been using the mini shotgun mics from Rode and MOVO for live interviews via smartphone, and my production mngr from the TV show i work with is ALWAYS dissatisfied with the audio… collects too much background noise. If i am not careful, the audio is worthless usually due to proximity to traffic noises or other bs.
Love your tutorials. Always learn something new. I had bought the pop voice mic after enrolling in your 14 day filmmaker course. It’s a corded miracle. Time to upgrade to the wireless for different projects.❤🎙️
Halfway through your 30-day course creator course, and still learning a lot from your TH-cam. Thank you for the detail you put into everything you do!
Love to hear this!! Thank you for trusting us with your time 🔥💪🏻
Hello, friend can I contact to you please?
This was so helpful, thank you so much for having the different sounds next to each other!
To save yall time, i bought the Rode USB c for iphone, it works, but the sound quality difference is negligible. You barely notice any change at all. And you do have to take your case off for it to fit because these idiot companies are still not factoring that we ALL have cases on our phones.
pps-2) Love the DJI Gimble and App, great recomendation.
Would the Hollyland Lark M2 be good for louder live music? Certainly, I can control the recording input volume?
I was so close to buying one of those smaller shotgun mics but you saved me the headache. Thank you.
💪🏻🔥
I too use the Adobe tool all the time!
I use the Rode VideoMicro on professional documentaries.....as a boom mic. I find them, being more Cardioid as opposed to Super Carioid, to capture quite natural interview audio.
Super helpful! I have been using CapCut and I have the Pro version. I'll remember to check those boxes for better audio on my next video. Thanks!
Yeah the extra audio effects are super helpful!
They just changed the voice isolation so you new box to figure out
I dont like audio processing, i love raw audio it sounds like mo aesthetic and more appealing to the viewers specially in making outdoor videos and commentary videos
Which mic would you recommend for more natural-sounding videos with background sounds (not too loud of course).
I do too I almost hate to edit my audio 😊
I don’t like and subscribe very often, it I did for these past videos I’ve seen 👍 you guys are very helpful with great content thx 🙏
I had been using my Blue Yeti connected to my iPhone or video through Zoom when doing desk videos, but the sound dips and clips out...unsure what to actually call it. I also have the corded and cordless Pop voice based on Anthony's reviews of it. This video is super helpful because my audio seems to be terrible and kills the whole video.
The Movo VXR10 is actually a great mobile shotgun microphone when compared to its competitors.
Another AMAZING option is the MOVO WMX2 wireless lavs. Uses nice small lav mics, wired to small receivers, a battery case and plugs into the phone with a similar tiny plug-in receiver.
I have the Movo mic, one in each bag. It’s really good for the price but terrible in wind. In my experience, they work better for subjects far away than the internal.
Without the dead cat, even the slightest breeze from air conditioning will cause dropouts. I just got back from the beach and my footage is 100% dropping out even with the dead cat. The internal mic did much better on my iPhone 15 Pro. I need a new mic for the beach that won’t break the bank.
is the Hollyland Lark M2 wireless mic ok for livestreaming? is the magnet strong enough to hold even with live sing and dance? thanks
Yes, it can. Even when I do some sports I still using my LARK M2, it's really strong.
Great video! I have my Blue Yeti Microphone connected to my iPhone and it works great. The issue I am having is that when I want to do a Zoom meeting, I can't hear anyone because my iPhone is trying to use my mic as a speaker! I know that I can plug in headphones to the mic and hear my attendees but am looking for a way to not have to use headphones. I can't seem to find any settings in either the iPhone or Zoom how to disable using the mic as a speaker. Any suggestion?
Hey there, I'm wondering if you have any suggestion on what would be the best setup for recording drums and or mostly loud Amplified sound question mark assuming there's a way to adjust the sensitivity on an app?
Thank you for this tutorial.
You are welcome!
Awesome. Just wondered are the group calls on your 14 day film maker at a UK friendly time?
Tuesdays at 11:30 am est!
@@russa.370 These calls are VALUE PACKED. If you can make it live and ask questions it's great, but know that the replays are helpful too, so you could go back and watch some you've missed and more than likely gain more knowledge that way as well.
Thanks so much!!
1:15 ambient noise is bad😕 annoying, amateurish room reverb 😕 1:33 lav mic sounds much better 👍
If I tape the Hollyland Lark M2 mic to my chest under my shirt, will it pick up audio with the same quality?
5:52 For your direct mic comparisons you shoul4havr level matched an. That's crucial. Otherwise louder will almost sound better, though it may be not true.
Those wireless mics look amazing!
ps) I love your Content Creator Courses! Thanks for sharing your knowedge to help other creators!!!
Thoughts on the Rode ME ?
Great video for beginning and professionals editors, thanks for that 🎉
That’s a good collection of tips ❤
Awesome video, couldn't agree more that those small mics you mount on your phone make no sense, there are so many bluetooth wireless mics around, it doesn't really make sense to use anything else (I really liked the airpods example, but I have the DJI Mic).
In terms of cleaning up audio, it's so much easier in Resolve, with Voice Isolation and Dialogue Leveler, it's just one click and does basically the same thing (and more) as the adobe tool. That is a pretty simple no fuss method, but if you want to do things like auto duck your music so it doesn't clash with your voice over, you can do basically anything in Fairlight, and you don't need to export, upload, download, re-import.
Hey, super informative video! Do you have any recs if dealing with a Sony a6000 to record instead of your phone?
Whats the difference between the Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone 2TX+3RX (from the link you've posted and the Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Microphone System ? Or are they the same thing? Thanks
What about Hollyland m1?
Interesting video. I tried the Free Adobe Enhance Speech tool and I thought the result was too robotic. The enhance % setting is not available in the free version. Other than that enjoyed the video.
I use a Sennheiser MKE 400 and it's noticeably better than a standard iphone mic
thank you so much! this was extremely helpful 🙏🏻
Just bought Rode podmic for my iP14!
What’s the easiest way to extract the audio from a video?
I am lookin for budget mics. And this guy started off with a mic thats 10 $ and then straight went to a mic thats 120ish $. Well thank u sir.
Fantastic tips, recommendations and video overall. Thanks
Thanks again for this awesome video. I was wondering is it possible to attach the Hollyland to your skin? I see you attach it to your shirt only. It might be quite visible under a shirt as well?
I use a Hollyland M2 and do vlogging at Disneyland. When I sit down to do a food review or just talking but the M2 mics up all the conversations around me even with noise cancellation turned on. Do I need to use a directional mic?
Yeah probablly
How about the boya omic is it the same as the hollyland?
I was hoping you'd cover which mics would be best for recording at music concerts.
This ^^^^^
I want to mic to connect to my iPhone 14 Plus to record bird sounds and calls. Any suggestions. And also is there an option to turn off internal mic so that it records with external mic?
Movo sounds great for the price, also RODE video mic go 2 is way better 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
How do you like the hollyland lark max compared to the m2? 🤔
rode wireless pro is cheaper than dji if you’re buying lavs and arguably better quality
It is not direction and it picks up too much background noise. I own one and use NTG for my mobil and NTG 5 for studio. I use the Rode Pro as a 2nd audio or to save my NTG audio.
I got the pop voice you recommended in another video but when I use it it sounds quiet and muffled.. I returned it and got another to see if it was defective but nope. Perhaps it’s the adapter I use to connect it to my iPhone?.. what adapter do you use?
need usb c to 3,5 mm
Hi, you mentioned something about a coupon code for the 15% off for Hollyland. What’s the code? Thanks!
The link doesn't work for the discount
I have several of your recommendations; however I got the Rode Go Wireless, not that great, at all; bulky, large square, and way over priced. I'm going with your Hollyland mic, this year. I have many Rode products and mics I LOVE just not thier wireless set- to hard to use. FYI>
Wish you would sell or give them out to me
Thank you, very helpful.
I get bad reverb in my garage shooting Auto tech videos. What can I do to lower the reverb?
Gunna have to acoustically treat the room. Put carpets down. Throw acoustic foam on the walls and ceilings, it will make an insane amount of difference whereas no mic by itself can eliminate echo
I have an android phone I’m looking for a small microphone I can take into concerts because my quality is really bad and I can’t take my camera equipment cause they won’t let you film in certain places
My mic has made terrible scratchy sounds during recording. I have a ZealSound mic that had great reviews and it sounded great until about 5 mins into my video it started making scratchy sounds. I'm assuming it's a problem with the mic? Or is this a problem with set up?
Hi can this be used for 2 person interviews?
Can what be used? We talked about a few different mics in this video
@MrPaulXavier hi thanks so much for your reply. I meant to ask can the Hollyland lark be used for 2 persons interview?
Oh yes it can!
@@MrPaulXavierwhat are your thoughts abt the Rode ME??
Great tutorial. But bad luck for me. I am in Mexico. Your link to get the lark m2 with a discount sends me to amazon Mexico where the price is $ 324.00. BH has it for $ 139 plus taxes and shipping. Can you provide a different link? Thank you.
What about rode wireless pro?
Rode wireless pro is great as well! Really comparable to the DJI mic 2. We actually have a video on our channel comparing the two
7:50 my new life motto 🤣
knew it would be sponsered by them.
Thank you
You’re welcome!
PLEASE HELP!! i bought a wired lavelier mic and an adapter to connect it to my iphone 13. when i record a video using this and play the video back the mic has not picked up any sound and the video is as if the mic isnt even connected, does anyone know the issue here and can help me ?
Look up the difference between TRS and TRRS mics. Smartphones only work with one of those types and if what you bought is the wrong type you’d want an adapter which is usually pretty cheap. That should help!
Amazing🎉
I was so ready to "dive" in.
I’m always gearing up to dive in
Agh i just bought a boya shotgun mic!
Ahh well they’re not terrible if you stay close to them!
I have one. They are pretty bad... But cheap. I think i am buying the Lark M2. I have tried it. It's much better....
Don’t forget to use our link! With the discount.
@@MrPaulXavier I tried the link but its not going anywhere.
Very, very cool. Thank you for this.
Shot gun mics pick up far too much ambient sound
Doesn't DJI make an actioncamera
Yes they do
Good except I would never touch Adobe.
To make Better audio Cap Cut it's not free
we need Smart phone photography content please :)
I am from Ethiopian l need to help with me video editing
This video, contrary to what I thought, does not answer my question. Indeed, apart from the voice, there is no advice for a microphone (low budget in my case) that can improve the sound for capturing a show for example or any situation that is not that of a podcast or a vlog...
That’s definitely a more unique scenario, it’s impossible to cover everything in one video. But a shotgun mic would really be your only option. Or get a dedicated recorder and place it near the show. Separate from your phone.
@@MrPaulXavier Thank you for your reply. I had thought about this solution. I don't know if this is a unique situation...or if it's just me who is unique? 😄
Sir, tell me the *Best Vlogging* Wireless Mic.
In which can I record *Amazing* and *Sweet* Audio?
_Under_ *25,000* to *30,000*
Which is the *All in One Best* Wireless Mic in Budget???
Please reply Sir
Hahaha choose the lark it’s amazing! FYI here’s the link that’ll make me money hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hey, just wanted to say thank you. The way you explain you make it so easy. Btw, I wanted to purchase the Hollyland mics but 15% discount doesn’t apply when I go through your link. Could you please check?
Hey! Did you use the code “anthony01” that worked when I just texted it
@@MrPaulXavier Thanks for answering. I just tried to purchase from Amazon UK tried both anthony01 and ANTHONY01 doesn’t work. It would be cool to save 15% 😊
I'm watching after I bought a mic for my smartphone
All the stuff with rugs and panels is total garbage.
That’s false for sure. They’re extremely proven. Science agrees with us.
Yo iAM New here
Welcome 💪🏻
That Hollylark M2 sounds amazing.
Rode are complete trash, I've had four different ones and none of them were any good. The most expensive cost £190 20 years ago and didn't even work out of the box.
Which models did you use, please?
Totally agree. Their old wireless go was a joke to people who bought it.
On the other hand, I’ve never had a poor rode product!
I don’t think you knew how to use them correctly…
I have 9 Rode mics and never had a problem with any of them. I have and still use the Rode wireless Go. I also have the Rode Wireless GO II and don’t have a problem with them. All my Rode mics work great.
Any product reviews that is sponsored is bias and useless review 😂
Thank you, Anthony!! Got my Holland Lark M2 because of you!!! Love it!! so easy and no wires to mess with!!
This hollyland lark mic is truly genius....I'll be getting one immediately!
They are worth it. You won’t be disappointed.
Thank but... I stop watching when you talk about Abobe!
Tank you.
@MrPaulXavier I'm sure you're on it, but has anyone ever mentioned to you the trick of pronouncing the letter S as a Z and if need be linking that syllable to the next word? It make zan enormou zlynotizeable differen zwhen you're zpeaking, whether that zin a theater or recording zetting. :)
Interesting I’ve never heard that before. Is it to help with flow and speed?
@@MrPaulXavier It's truly pro-grade advice from a pro theater actor when I asked them years ago how I could possibly improve my vocal recordings for my singer-songwriter project. So while it was one tiny aspect of their fairly renowned university level training, I'd also never even heard of it. De-pronouncing certain letters? Sure. This seemed FAR more advanced comparatively and therefore FAR more robustly effective. And it is. (And you'll know this, and you'll hear it being employed in theater settings especially (which is kind of a fun tech craft x inside joke-ish moment.) That said, yes, in part *at first* it may shift your awareness of both your flow and pace, absolutely. But with practice, it becomes natural and whether it "helps" with those is up to you to choose that cause/effect. Not unlike breathing, use it to "help" or use it to cause/effect an aesthetic. Or like frame rates. Or distortion on audio. Etc etc. Anyway... I'd encourage you to record two short videos, same simple text-based script, one rolling through naturally and the other with attention paid to the S-to-Z x last syllable-shift technique. Maybe even make that it's own A-vs-B video that you publish. Couldn't hurt haha. (Obviously this also should be applied to soft Cs as in "advanced" etc. )
Very interesting! I’ll definitely test this out