How to make the PodMic sound INCREDIBLE with the RodeCaster Pro 2?
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In our search to the Perfect Microphone to combine with the RodeCaster Pro 2, we also reviewed the Rode PodMic.
As both are Rode products, it's a very easy and smooth setup of the microphone itself. I'll guide you through all the advanced settings so you'll be able to sound exactly as you imafine!
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0:00 Rode PodMic with RodeCaster Pro 2
0:11 How do you want to sound?
0:44 What do you pay for the Rode PodMic?
1:22 Volume of the Microphone
2:10 Preset Settings for all Rode Microphones!
2:45 Different Effects on the RodeCaster Pro 2
4:15 Different Presets on the RodeCaster Pro 2
5:05 I'm convinced! Are you?
5:15 Make your own Podcast Intro
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Thanks for the helpful tips!
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Apriciate your work. 👍🏿
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Hi Mike! Thanks a ton for these inputs. ?Have you worked on RODE PODMIC & TASCAM MIXCAST 4 combination? If possible, please share a video
Hi, this is not something I have a video on
Are you going to make a video with the Shure 7b
Hey awesome video! Do you have any recommendations on settings to best get rid of mic bleeding while recording a podcast with multiple people?
There are videos on that on the channel which will help you set up a noise gate
Hi Mike, thank you this is so helpfull ! When I al recording on a SD card with this set up or directly on my computer, into, for instance, final cut pro, the tracks are very low. Did I miss something ?
Hi there! It sounds like your recording levels may be too low, try increasing the input gain on your RodeCaster Pro 2 or adjusting the levels within Final Cut Pro to enhance the audio quality.
Hey! If you don't mind me asking, what microphone is used in the outro? The sound is really deep and crisp, it really is a dream sound. Can it be achieved with Rødecaster Pro 2 without post processing?
Thank you
This was a AKG C414 XLII on my old analogue setup with dbx286s - pretty beefy!
I love you bro!•✊🏾
Thank you so much for your support and kind words!
The fact that you don't pop that microphone with plosives is very impressive
Thank you
I'm using both and am still getting
I'm using both and am still getting great results.
what are your thought on this mic with the ROde WS2 windscreen? Do you need to add a bit more gain when using the Rode Podmic with a windscreen vs without? Seems like my gain has to be pushed up to 55 and when I look at my multi track files, in my DAW (Logic Pro) they are very low volume. Yet my final Stereo mix file is perfect.
There's no one answer. Obviously a windscreen will have an effect, as will a pop shield but they're all different
We really need help for this set up
When we are recording if someone touches the mic or taps on the table we can here everything 😮 it killing our podcasts
Best to instruct podcast guests on the basic principals such as not to touch the mic and install your mics into shock mounts on boom arms and avoid table stands.
Thank you
Because the PodMic needs lot of gain and how sensitive It is best place fir the boom arm is not on the table. I have wall mounted it but yeah never touch the Mic or boom arm during recording
Check out NVIDIA Broadcast noise suppression. Would literally work like magic for these problems. It's free if you're running an RTX card.
I’ve just got the Duo to use with my podmic which have the fabric pop filter sleeves on but I’m wondering if they actually dull the sound as opposed to using a circle external filter. I also noticed your positioning of the pod mic, going to try all this of thank you so much. Looking forward to recording my next show with the new gear and help from yourself 🙏 🫡
Experimenting with the Duo pop filter sleeves on your PodMic might affect the sound's brightness compared to an external circular pop filter. Try both options and see what you think.
@@MikeRussell Hey Mike, You have confirmed my suspicions, I thought they were making them sound a little dull 🙏 I must get some of the other type asap, Thank you for the videos, They have been really helpful. 👍
Great video! Is it easy to reduce echo with this setup if you don't have the perfect studio?
Yes, reducing echo is easier with the RodeCaster Pro 2 and PodMic setup, as it includes built-in processing tools like a noise gate that would help in this case.
I have a question: I know you make stereo -16 LUFS and mono -19LUFS but what do you do if your podcast has stereo parts and mono parts in it? Thank you.
Your file will be stereo as the previously mono will be mixed down as dual mono. The final podcast should hit -16LUFS
@@MikeRussell I figured, but wasn't sure. Thanks for the answer!
Trying to run this through a Roland vr-1HD. Tried it with gain up and main volume boosted but it’s decently noisy when no one is talking. Tried also with a Fethead but didn’t help much. Is it simply noisy pre-amps on the VR1-HD?
It may well be your preamps as this is a solid mic.
Your voice is really amazing
Thank you, Short Stories! I'm glad you like my voice.
Hi Mike, I have the same setup, podmic with a duo, with the same settings, and my ending audio doesn't sound at all as clean as yours. I'm recording in a non treated room but decent and quiet. I export it with -16 Lufs and the noise floor is quite high which is a surpirse for me. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong or it's something with the mixer, etc. I presume you didn't remove noise, his, etc in post, right?
Hey there! Sorry to hear you're experiencing issues with your setup. It's possible that room acoustics could be affecting your recording quality, and it's always a good idea to experiment with different mic placements or consider adding some acoustic treatment to your recording space. Regarding the noise floor, make sure to check the gain settings on your RodeCaster Pro 2 and ensure they are optimised for the PodMic. Also remember, using a noise gate or noise reduction plugin during post-production can help minimise any unwanted background noise. Keep experimenting and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions!
I got my volume all the way up on the casterduo. And using neutral option. And i sound lake a bot. After I recorded the video. My seating is at 50. Already play up and down. Any advice. Thank u.
Try adjusting the equalization settings on both the PodMic and RodeCaster Pro 2 to add warmth and clarity to your voice, while maintaining a natural tone.
@@MikeRussell i got te casterduo. Should be all most the same. Right?
Is it much different if i Have rodecaster 1?
Thank u for the video!!!! its great
The interface is different and there are some settings on the RCP2 that are not on RCP1
@@MikeRussell thanks a lot. Love ur voice man
Thank you
Hi Mike! Awesome channel your tips have been invaluable, I wanted to ask: if im producing a podcast but I don’t participate (basically I run the technical part they just talk) how can I monitor their sound with the Rodecaster pro 2? Is there a dedicated line out for headphones?
Thank again!! Cheers
The Rodecaster Pro 2 has four headphone outputs
@@MikeRussell thanks but what if each host has their own headphones connected to the Rodecaster? The original Rodecaster had a line out in the bottom, does this one too? Or how would i monitor it?
You could get a headphone amp which will have more outputs and take a feed from one of the desk outputs to that
@@MikeRussell appreciate it thanks!!!
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Did you edited the volume. On this video to sounds. High. Or. Come out lime that after recording. Thank you so much.
Yes, I boosted the volume. That’s all.
@@MikeRussell thank you. U right. I have to boost. The volume. Too and now sound better. 😊😊😊🙏
@@MikeRussell how do handle the de-clicking? I've always had to do that in post when using this setup.
I’ve a baby and she makes a lot of noise. Was the best setting for this Mic in this particular case?
Unfortunately no setting is going to get around a noisy baby. You need a quiet place to record
i have the podmic to but you can only hear my vocals threw my left ear do know maybe what the problem is
Drop a post in our community with your hardware and software setup community.musicradiocreative.com/
Idk if they have these feature but if they updated it and now had a limiter and a noise gate that would be super awesome and worth the buy.
You say that expensive price the Rodecaster 2 has NO noise gate nor limiter? Even my 120€ Io24 Presomus has that
@@DieTabbi on the RCP2 - Noise Gate, DeEsser, Compressor and many more options are available in the advanced settings that Mike didn't go into.
@@nickstevens2732 like what exactly?
Hey Mike, quick question. Does the Rode PodMic USB work just as well through XLR with this same setting?
Sure, XLR is great if you can do this too.
@@MikeRussell Sorry, what I meant was - does the the other mic (PodMic USB) work on the Original PodMic setting? Are they recognized as the same microphone?
Yep, all good there!
Love from India
Thank you
This mic is just good construction and marketing
i have one , but it doesnt sound like this ,hope you can help me please
I'm sorry to hear that you're not getting the desired results with your PodMic and RodeCaster Pro 2. I find the regular settings along with a PodMic preset they now include to be good!
Like your Voice, Mike
Thank you
Why when you set it to 54db, your audio is clean, but when I set mine to even 40, the noise floor is loud af.
It sounds like your microphone gain settings may need to be adjusted based on your environment and microphone placement to reduce background noise and achieve a cleaner audio signal with your setup.
@@MikeRussell I think it might just be PreAmp noise. Because it's still there even if nothing is on in the room
I have both and am getting kinda crackles and pops not sure why
It sounds like you might be experiencing a buffer size issue in your audio settings - try adjusting the buffer size in your RodeCaster Pro 2 software to see if that helps eliminate the crackles and pops when using the PodMic.
@@MikeRussell thanks ill try that
I have them both but I’m getting so much static
To resolve static issues with your PodMic and RodeCaster Pro 2 setup, consider adjusting your gain settings and ensuring proper cable connections.
Can I connect to my smartphone?
Yes, you can connect the RodeCaster Pro 2 to your smartphone using Bluetooth.
@@MikeRussell how do I do that?
I'm gonna Dieeee
I want Rodecater pro 2 cuz I already have podmic😭😜
Well worth the investment if it has enough analogue inputs for your needs
Honestly PodMic sounds great with the Rodecaster.... There's not that much you can improve upon on that sound.
I do like to tweak things to my voice in my recording setup
yeah 600 bucks, ill upgrade my gpu first i think for that money
Sure… a better GPU can enhance your gaming experience and you can always improve your audio setup later when the time is right. I’d just remind how important audio quality is when creating content 😉