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@AtenziaRecords

Жыл бұрын

Hi Casey. Thanks for the video. Does the transmitter from Röde send signals to the camera in Stereo? I'm looking for a solution where I can stand -lets say 20 metres from the stage and use the bands livemixer and send the audio via the zoom. I tried with another sender/system from the livemixtable and it just sent with a mono to my camera. This looks like a good solution. Or do you have another one? Thanks

Bravo my friend! I really appreciate this video. There was so much interference running a cable straight from the line out on the zoom to the camera, this fixed it. I already had the wireless go!

I been watching alot of videos but this one is by far better

awesome video. finally a very simple setup and its perfect. thx for sharing.

Thanks for this video. Was thinking of an easy solution to take a video podcast and this is fantastic. Thanks for that and cheers.

This is a wonderful video, i like that you just showed us how its not and not trying to sound like you work for NASA. Lovely video.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Joe. Thank you for your kind words. Also thanks for liking and subscribing if you did so!

@JoeBodego

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 Yes I did subscribe, these are the kinds of simple videos that are missing on youtube, I am tired of reviewers trying to be funny or overly smart

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoeBodego Great reply, thank you much!

AMAZING VIDEO

Great Video just ordered the today great setup

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! Also thanks for liking and subscribing if you did so!

Smart setup!!!

Perfect. I’m gonna get this with a tascam x 8 and the blink 500 pros

@caseyonlocation8257

5 ай бұрын

Glad you found the video useful

Great video Casey! Quick question - if you compare the audio captured in your camera using the wireless rode vs using the long 3.5mm cable, is there any difference in the syncing of the audio with video? Meaning is there any kind of lag or latency you experience using the wireless go as opposed to the hard wire? I would love to use your same set up, but worried that going through the H6, then through the wireless go, might degrade the audio signal into my camera or introduce slight lag etc. If you could let me know if any of this happened to you, that'd be great. Thanks!

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Daniel. Thank you much, I appreciate it! There is no lag using the Rode Wireless Go versus a cable. That said, if your Rode wireless receiver on the camera is too far away from the transmitter, or maybe you don't have line-of-sight from a far distance, then the Rode Wireless Go signal can degrade. But if you are using the Rode Wireless Go from a relatively short distance, everything should be fine. Thanks for watching my video, feel free to subscribe for more content coming up.

I've done this configuration before and in two instances the camera dropped Rode receiver signal.Otherwise, this set up has worked great.

I'm supposed to be receiving a similar (competitor) setup and was going to try this very same workflow as part of the testing... You've definitely got a great setup to record and sync in post for a video podcast 😉

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks Kevin. I got this inspiration from Omar Gonzales' KZread video. But I took it one step further and used my Rode Wireless Go lav system for wireless real time audio feeding to my Canon camera. I have the Canon 90D DSLR plus the Canon M50 mirrorless, plus the Canon Vixia G60 camcorder. Plus bunch of nice Canon lenses. Plus lots of camera microphones. Was thinking of maybe getting the new Canon R5 but changed my mind after all the negative over heating issues.

@caseyonlocation8257

7 ай бұрын

Edit: I now have the Canon R5 camera for the past 3 years, and it works great!

How do you split the headphones signal to four headphones? Great video!

great video

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you much, I appreciate the compliment! Also, thanks for liking and subscribing if you did so!

Excellent video, thank you.. If I were to use a single shotgun mic and connect this to my Rode Wireless Go transmitter directly using an XLR to 3.5mm jack adapter and record audio into my camera (wirelessly), will the sound quality differ substantially? in other words are you transmitting better quality sound wirelessly by transmitting the signal from a zoom recorder? I'm looking for a wireless set-up where I can hook up a shotgun mic to the Wireless Go directly and transmit the sound wirelessly but don't actually want to compromise on the sound quality I record.. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello, thanks for the video. The rode output generates the plug voltage for lavalier microphones. In addition, a similar voltage is available at the Zoom H6 output. I haven't had a chance to test how it will react, but can you give an idea about damaging any of the devices?

This is such a great idea!

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Tom! Glad you like it! The Rode Wireless Go lav system is quite amazing and versatile, I use it mainly for filming with my Canon cameras but can also work for other recording applications as well

Thank you for sharing your skills. But, aren’t the audio downgraded when the file is broke in small bits in order to be sent to the camera via Bluetooth ? In other words, isn’t become a smaller file that way than store it in the H6 itself ? Does the video already comes out synched in Final Cut when download it to Final Cut ?

That’s really cool set up and it seems movable

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah thanks! It's the Dinkum Systems ActionPod Pro. Your "Mic Stand TriPod" name is cool!

I also use the Rode Wireless Go. I was wondering if I used the transmitter as normal, (lav mic and in my pocket), then if it transmits to the receiver mounted on my camera, line out to an H1n, then line out to the camera for easier syncing in post. Do you know if I would I be recording better audio quality using the H1n, vs the Wireless ROde direct to camera?

So, in your setup, the sound track recorded o your camera, you have only one, right? It merged the 4 microphone tracks into a single one as soon as it leaves the H6 out jack to feed the Rode Wireless Go? Can you still use the 4 individual tracks saved onto the memory card of the H6 ? Important to me as sometime, you may want to give a boost on one track instead of another as they are not as close as your 4 mics from each other

I tried this with the pro on my h8 and go horrible feedback, any tips?

😎👍🏿👍🏿 I love my Zoom H6 black

I like making KZread content. Recently I've been getting into podcasting. Podcasting can be simply audio either with or without a camera for video filming (example: watch some Joe Rogan podcast videos on KZread). In this video, I'm showing how the same audio from the multiple XLR microphones feeding into the Zoom H6 can be simultaneously fed into the camera wirelessly in real time using the Rode Wireless Go lav system. If you want to forgo using the Rode Wireless Go system for wireless audio, you can also substitute by using a simple long 10 feet 3.5 to 3.5mm wired AUX audio cable going from the Zoom H6 recorder (line out port) to the camera's 3.5mm mic-in port. For this video, I'm using the Zoom H6 recorder, plus 2x Audio Technica AT2005 dynamic microphones, plus 2x Shure SM48 dynamic mics, plus 2x Audio Technica m20x monitoring headphones, plus Rode Wireless Go lav system, plus Canon EOS 90D DSLR camera with Canon 24-105mm f4 L MkII zoom lens, plus the Dinkum Systems Action Pod Pro gooseneck clamp to hold the Zoom H6, plus a generic Arca-Swiss tripod adapter with 1/4 inch thread quick release plate connected to the H6 recorder.

I like this

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Great! I like that you like it...LOL!

Just bought wireless to 2 to di this to use shotgun on zoom h5 to capture nature sound with 1 transmitter and second on me to talk and camcorder 20 feet away zoomed so I can get f2.8 bocca while filming me talkintvand shotgun on camcorder catching audio then using each channel to adjust my voice over and background noise for perfect audio. Plus allows me to mic w more inputs or 4 with extra xlr capsule. Or can leave zoom at home and cut down on weight still do voice use in camcorder mics as background. Should be showing up soon ordered go2.

Hello, i would like to connect more than 4 Rode Wireless Go 2 microphones on an audio recorder: is this combination is possible? having for example 3 sets of Wireless Go 2 (1 receiver + 2 transmitters) so 6 microphones in total + 3 XLRs + 1 Zoom audio recorder? Do you think it's possible?

This is also a great way to get a backup from the H6, in case the memory card get corrupted

Dankeschön 👌♥

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, thanks for watching! Thanks for liking and subscribing if you did so!

hi thanks for the clear information! my question is after wireless go you will receive only one mono audio channel that combine those 4 mics on camera video right?

@Joshpandaofficial

3 жыл бұрын

That was my question also. Doesn't seem like there'd be any ability to mix the individual channels in post.

@orhanyenici5691

Жыл бұрын

@@Joshpandaofficial Of course there will be only one channel. The key here is synchronization.

Is there any way to split the 3.5 coming out from the line out of the h6 so you can use the sound on 2 cameras?

@orhanyenici5691

Жыл бұрын

Of course, a 3.5mm y-adapter will do.

Great video Can I connect a zoom podcaster p4 with a 3.5 cable on a canon 60 d? In Looking to do a budger friendly video podcast set up.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Juan. Thanks for the nice compliment, I appreciate it! I have good news for you. I just double checked it today to make sure it works before answering your question. The answer is yes, you can use a Zoom PodTrak P4 and have a long 10 feet 3.5mm TRRS AUX cable connected from the headphone-in port on the PodTrak P4 and the other end going into your Canon camera. For my own setup using a Canon 90D DSLR camera, I have a long 10' feet CableCreation brand 3.5mm TRRS AUX cable going into my Canon 90D mic-in port on one end, and the other end going into the bottom of the PodTrak P4's headphone-in port, such as #4 headphone-in port on the far right side. To make this work, you need to adjust the headphone volume to around 7 to 7-1/2 (no higher) on the same #4 headphone-in port that you have the TRRS cable plugged into. Additionally, for whatever microphone you have plugged into the PodTrak P4, such as to Channel 1, you also need to adjust the gain dial to a suitable level such as to 6 or 7 as a starting point. My Canon 90D camera received and recorded the audio signal just fine that's coming from the PodTrak P4, while the P4 is also recording the same audio simultaneously. I should qualify by also saying that although the PodTrak P4 does not officially have a "Line Out" port such as what the Zoom H6 recorder has, nevertheless the PodTrak P4's headphone-in port effectively works as a Line Out port. I will also say that the signal from the headphone-in port is not as high quality as the normal XLR channels on top of the PodTrak P4, but it does work for transferring the audio to the camera. Since your camera is the Canon 60D which is very similar to my Canon 90D, having the 3.5mm TRRS AUX cable going into your camera's mic-in port should work just fine. If you find this information useful, please consider buying the new Zoom PodTrak P4 using my Amazon links found above in either the description or the first pinned comment. This means I will receive a small commission which will help me to keep producing helpful videos like this. In addition to buying the PodTrak P4 (via my Amazon link above), you will also need to purchase the 10 feet long CableCreation brand 3.5mm TRRS AUX Audio Cable (also via Amazon link above). I wish you good luck in your podcasting endeavors, and thank you for your support!

@jctv787

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 thank you so much for taking time to reply and being so detailed I greatly appreciate it!

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@jctv787 Hello Juan, you're welcome! I didn't want to give you a simple canned answer. So I actually tested everything to make sure it really works before replying back to you. I'm very certain it will work for you too! If this review was helpful to you, I hope you will consider buying those 2 items of the PodTrak P4 and CableCreation TRRS cable using my Amazon affiliated links so I get credit for the purchase (BTW: the purchase must be completed within 24 hours of clicking on the link to be valid). The PodTrak P4 for only $199 is an amazingly low price for all the features it offers! Let me know if you have other questions.

@TheJulieNclaire

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 thanks for this reply, does that mean that you could use the rode mic transmitter in the headphone out and receiver into the mic on the camera?

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheJulieNclaire Howdy and thanks for watching. The Rode Wireless Go Transmitter connects to the "Line Out' port at the bottom of the Zoom H6 as described in the video. The Rode Wireless Go receiver is connected to the camera via the microphone in port as described in the video. Also thanks for like and subscribing if you did so!

Nice setup but audio drift will happen after 30 min. I should know bring zoom h5 user in studio. I run lineout wire to mic input on Canon g30 (xa20) and set preamp in camcorder to match zoom h5. Then run hdmi out into atomos recorder and out from atomos in 1000 nit monitor. Atomos and in camcorder capture video and audio but I only use dnxhd 220 mbit atomos files import into davanci resolve studio for editing. The audio is in sinc after solid hr. But if I record zoom card it drifts so I use cable because the Canon camcorder has studio preamps in cam.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

That's good information, I appreciate that! For filming, I've been using the Canon Vixia G60 camcorder and upload KZread videos in 4K quality to KZread which takes forever to render from the initial 360p to 1080p and finally to 4K, haha! I wish I had your Atomos monitor, instead I have 2 of the FeelWorld F6 Plus 5.5" monitors that I find to be good stuff. Best part is that I can power the monitor for many hours using an external rechargeable battery pack into the FeelWorld monitor that has a 5Volt USB-C power port. I also have Davinici installed on my computers, but for the life of me just can't get get motivated to figure out how to use it, haha! So I use CyberLink PowerDirector Ultimate 18 instead. If I need to record anything similar to the video I showed here, I now use a different setup which is the Rode Rodecaster Pro podcasting device with the Rode Wireless Go lavalier mic system connected to the Rodecaster to transmit a wireless audio feed to my camera. So many different ways to do things, LOL! Thanks for watching my video!

@gereral1_jackofalltrades

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 on my channel I have utilities to convert 4k to whatever format using 100 threads on your processor. Have atomos capture software for 4k using blackmagic 4k mini card with prores422 10 bit. You Canon g60 can output 4k 30fps 10 bit color. Should watch my video how to turn PC into atomos recorder! This may improve your in studio production.

Is the line out from the Zoom H6 mic voltage or hotter line voltage? If it is line voltage, doesn't the Zoom-Camera link need a 20db pad or apply a 20 db pad in the settings of the Zoom? Since this was not mentioned in the video, can I assume that the camera did not need any padding, either mechanical or from the settings in the camera? If I record a band using all for mic inputs, can I simply send the feed of all 4 inputs to the camera thru the line out?

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Howdy. I don't know what you mean by line voltage or hotter line voltage. I'm also not sure what you mean by padding...but no padding was applied, since the audio went straight from recorder to the camera with no adjustment/processing applied. Unfortunately, I cannot test your last question because I ended up selling the Zoom H6 recorder in favor of the new Zoom PodTrak P4 podcasting recorder. But if I had to guess, I would answer yes to your last question. If 4 separate mics are connected to all 4 XLR mic channels on the H6 at the same time, all the combined audio will be fed to the camera via the "Line Out" port on the bottom of the Zoom H6. You can use either a simple 3.5mm AUX cable, or use the Rode Wireless Go lavalier mic system connected to the Line Out port to transfer the audio to the camera in real time.

@43jimcr

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 Thanks for the Reply and your answer to the 4 separate mics and that will give me a feed out with all the tracks on the H6 to my camera. I have a 1/8 inch to XLR to run the line out to my camera. Padding (as I understand) is a connector like attachment with resistance to bring the voltage down from line voltage to mic voltage. Looks like, from what you saw on your camera, it is not needed as you went directly from the line out from the H6 to the camera. Thanks again.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@43jimcr Maybe you are referring to a device such as this Rode VXLR adapter? www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/VXLRP--rode-vxlr-3.5mm-to-xlr-adapter-with-power-convertor

Is there any sort of latency, where the audio lags a little behind the video, that has to be corrected in post?

@cirem2007

3 жыл бұрын

See answer to Daniel’s question below. Short answer, no! :-)

This might be an overkill question... but if all of the microphones are replaced with Wireless Go (+Rode VXLR+ Adapter) and another Wireless Go as the transmitter, would it all work?

@TheMadArab138

3 жыл бұрын

Combine it with this, you mean? ;) kzread.info/dash/bejne/pIKNxsibaKXXdrw.html

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry I missed your question. I don't have that Rode VXLR adapter, that item has been sold out at many retailers for quite awhile, so I can't test that. I also don't have the Zoom H6 any longer, as I sold that in favor of the Zoom PodTrak P4 podcasting recorder.

hi sir, if you connect the rode transmitter from zoom h6 line out - does the receiver connected to dslr still receive signal from other rode transmitter?

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, thanks for watching the video and asking the question. I'm not sure what you mean by "other" transmitter. There is only one transmitter and one receiver. The one transmitter connected to the Zoom H6 is sending real time wireless audio signal to the receiver attached to the DSLR camera for filming. There is no "other" secondary transmitter. I'm not sure if you might be referring to the latest Rode Wireless Go version 2 product that offers 2 separate wireless transmitters sending a signal to one receiver? That is the latest product that Rode just release for $299. I do not have that latest version 2 of the Go mic, I only have the original version from a couple years ago. Hope that answers your question. Please like and subscribe to my channel for more content!

@arhauz9719

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 oh sorry for the confusion. there is like comica boom xd2 that got 2 transmitters and 1 receiver.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@arhauz9719 Hello again. I'm sorry but I'm not understanding your question.

my only question is can I still record to a sd card using the Zoom H6 and still send a signal to the wireless go at the same time. I want to be able to have both in camera audio and a separate source just incase. Great video by the way.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the nice compliment! Yes, as long as you press the record button on the Zoom H6, it will record the audio to the H6 SD memory card, while also recording wirelessly to the camera via the Rode Wireless Go.

@EmbracingNihility

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 Awesome! thank you

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

@@EmbracingNihility Glad that helped you!

@kennyboston8556

2 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 Yeeesssss! I was just talking to my friend about this, since he wasn't sure he said look it up on KZread. I said I can't find any videos talking about this and here i come across this video. Just wow 👏 Much appreciated

@caseyonlocation8257

2 жыл бұрын

@@kennyboston8556 Thank you for the nice compliment! I like the Rode Wireless Go so much that I recently got the Go version 2 with the dual transmitters, it's quite an amazing improvement over the original. Thanks for liking and subscribing to my channel if you did so. :-)

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Great video. Imma 'bout to spend more money. ahha

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, from one gearhead to another, glad you like and happy spending! Thanks for liking and subscribing to my channel if you did so. More content coming!

@alainlalonde

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 Very well presented! Cheers sir.. And yeah, I did subscribe. Of course I did. Lol. ;)

That long 3.5mm to 3.5mm looks like a TRRS version.

@caseyonlocation8257

3 жыл бұрын

Howdy. The 10 feet long AUX cable shown in the video is a TRS to TRS cable, not a TRRS to TRRS cable. At the 3:32 time line, you can clearly see the 2 black rings on each end of the cable that indicates it's a TRS cable with 2 black rings. A TRRS cable has 3 black rings. Thanks for watching. Also thanks for subscribing if you did so.

@aerozg

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyonlocation8257 right, thanks for clarifying. Subscribed & following.

U have it other way around U said transmitter is attached to zoom but transmitter is attached to the camera 😝😜