WN Video 021 – Rode NT1 Microphone Review
Welcome to our podcast-focused “AV Tests” Video Series! Today we are testing Rode NT1 – a Side-Address Studio Condenser microphone. Enjoy!
Welcome to our podcast-focused “AV Tests” Video Series! Today we are testing Rode NT1 – a Side-Address Studio Condenser microphone. Enjoy!
Welcome to our podcast-focused “AV Tests” Video Series! Today we are testing Rode Broadcaster – an End-Address Broadcast Condenser microphone. Enjoy!
Welcome to our podcast-focused “AV Tests” Video Series! Today we are testing Aston Stealth – a Dynamic Cardioid Studio microphone. Enjoy!
Following a nice discussion on twitter regarding what mic is better – condenser or dynamic?
I thought I would do some tests of my own and share with everyone of my new audio setup in my office.
In this video I test 3 x different positions for my Rode NT2000 mic & Rodecaster pro. I switch off the live audio processing on the Rodecaster Pro so that you can clearly hear the difference.
I also turn on my Dyson fan which is next to me to generate some background noise at level 5 out of 10 – which is quite loud so we can hear (or not) if the Rode is able to cut out the noise with the HPFs (High Pass Filters)
Hope you enjoy!
Curious how different mics sound? Do you need a condenser, dynamic, shotgun, broadcasting or a studio mic? How does light affect image quality? Is it worth investing more in better lens & cam? Do you need acoustic treatment of your space? Find out in our latest Podcast!
Hey!
Welcome to our latest WiFi Ninjas podcast, where we are joining forces with Rowell and Francois from Clear To Send podcast discussing our AV setups. Should you keep it simple or spend your life savings getting the equipment? XLR or USB? Webcam or DSLR or mirrorless? Tune in to learn more!
Here is what we have discussed:
– Microphone
– Types of microphones
– How to connect them to a computer
– Mixer
– Headphones & Headsets
– Reduce ambient noise
– Reduce echo
– Camera / Webcam
– Connect DSLR to computer
– Lenses
– Powering up a camera
– Camera heat mgmt
– How to make it look good
– Lightning
– Background
– Stands & arms
– Function buttons (ex. Stream Deck) & automation (ex. Google Home)
– Recording local
– Recording on a recorder
– Recording on a mixer
– Recording directly on computer via software
– Recording over the internet
– Post-production
Tons of love,
WiFi Ninjas
Xxx