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Product Overview

The Rode Wireless PRO is a compact wireless microphone system with innovative features, such as Intelligent GainAssist, 32-bit float on-board recording, advanced timecode sync, 260m transmission range, and Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission.

What's in the box:

RODE Wireless PRO 2-Person Clip-On Wireless Microphone System/Recorder with Lavaliers (2.4 GHz)

Dual-Channel Wireless Receiver

2 x Clip-On Transmitter

2 x RODE Lavalier II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black)

RODE SC2 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Coiled Patch Cable

RODE SC21 Lightning to USB-C Cable (Black, 11.8")

RODE SC22 USB-C to USB-C Cable (Black, 11.8")

USB-C to USB-C Superspeed Cable

2 x RODE MagClip GO Magnet Clip for the Wireless GO Transmitter

3 x Furry Windshield

Charging Case PRO

Accessory Case

Lens Cloth

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FAQs

What are the benefits of using the 32-bit float on-board recording feature?

The 32-bit float on-board recording feature is a gamechanger for audio recording, as it allows you to capture audio without the risk of clipping. This means that whether your talent speaks softly or shouts, the recording will maintain clarity and fidelity. Even if you set the gain too high or too low, you can recover the audio during post-production, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and seasoned professionals.

How does the Intelligent GainAssist technology work?

Intelligent GainAssist is designed to automatically adjust the microphone gain levels based on the audio input, ensuring that your recordings maintain a consistent and balanced sound. This technology analyses audio levels in real-time and adapts to fluctuations, reducing the need for manual adjustments and helping to prevent distortion. This makes it particularly useful in dynamic environments where audio levels can change rapidly.

Can I use the Wireless PRO with my smartphone or tablet?

Yes, the Wireless PRO is highly versatile and includes both analog (3.5mm) and digital (USB-C) outputs, making it compatible with a wide range of devices. You can easily connect it to iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, as well as Windows and Mac computers. This flexibility allows you to capture professional-quality audio for video projects or podcasts directly from your mobile devices.

What advantages does the advanced timecode capability offer?

The advanced timecode capability of the Wireless PRO allows you to synchronise your audio and video recordings seamlessly, eliminating the need for complex external timecode systems. This feature is especially beneficial in multi-camera setups or when recording interviews and events, as it ensures that your audio tracks are perfectly aligned with your video footage. This makes the editing process much more efficient and streamlined.

How does the safety channel feature enhance my recordings?

The safety channel feature adds an extra layer of protection by simultaneously recording a second audio track at a lower level. This is particularly useful in situations where you might encounter unexpected loud sounds that could distort your primary recording. If the main track clips, you can rely on the safety channel for a clean audio backup, ensuring that you never lose crucial audio content during your shoots.

What is included in the Wireless PRO kit and how does it enhance the user experience?

The Wireless PRO kit includes two professional Lavalier II microphones, furry windshields for outdoor recording, MagClip GO for versatile transmitter attachment, a smart charging case, and an accessory pack for storage. This comprehensive setup allows you to start recording immediately without needing to purchase additional accessories, making it user-friendly and convenient for all types of recording scenarios.

What makes the Wireless PRO suitable for outdoor recording?

The Wireless PRO is designed with portability and durability in mind, making it ideal for outdoor recording. The included furry windshields help to reduce wind noise, ensuring clear audio capture in breezy conditions. Additionally, its compact design makes it easy to transport, while the long transmission range of up to 260m provides the freedom to move around without sacrificing audio quality.

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