The Rode Procaster has a Cardioid polar pattern, which means it focuses on the sound in the area in front of the microphone. It's an XLR microphone, which means you'll need an additional piece of equipment like a mixer, preamp, or digital recorder to run it.
How do I connect Rodecaster Pro to Cloudlifter?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkGCWTZTHV0
How do you use Rode Podcaster?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpxmUySQRlI
How do I connect my RODECaster pro?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjpI5xdKRLI
Is Rodecaster pro an audio interface?
The RODECaster Pro is also a USB audio interface, so it can connect to your computer via USB. This means you can record your podcast to the recording software of your choice and seamlessly stream live shows.
How do I connect Rode Podcaster to my Mac?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAPAmt4mqNk
Is the RØDECaster Pro an audio interface?
The RØDECaster Pro operates as a standalone unit straight out of the box, recording your podcast directly to a microSD card (you can even podcast on the go with the RØDE DC-USB1). Connect to a computer via USB and use the RØDECaster Pro as a powerful audio interface for recording to your favourite audio software.
How do I set up the Rode Podcaster?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G144ynRpuo
How do I use Rodecaster Pro as an audio interface?
- Ensure your Rodecaster Pro device's firmware is fully up to date.
- Plug your Microphone into Channel 1 with the XLR cable.
- Plug your Headphones into the Headphone port.
- Power On the Microphone.
- Plug your Rodecaster Pro device into your computer with the USB cable.
Does a PodMic need a Cloudlifter?
Absolutely. This microphone will benefit from every boost you can give it, and products such as the Cloudlifter CL-1 are tailor-made to provide low output microphones such as this a much-needed gain boost.
How much gain does the PodMic need?
That being said, it's safe to say that like most low-sensitivity dynamic microphones, the PodMic is gain-hungry. As it has no built-in amplification circuitry, the output level of this microphone is relatively low, and in order to get a level that is usable in a podcast, you should be aiming for a level of around -6dB.
How do I connect my Rodecaster to my computer?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcERCoM8BgI
How do you set up rode connect?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxkjQm4isVk
Does the RODECaster need a Cloudlifter?
Quick Answer: We think 80-90% of people will not need to use a Cloudlifter with the Rodecaster Pro, even when using the notoriously quiet Shure SM7B. For those with a quiet voice, if you need to set the Rodecaster level above 40, we recommend using a Cloudlifter or inline preamp.
Does Cloudlifter need 48V?
The Cloudlifter requires phantom power in order to operate, so make sure you're sending phantom power (+48V) to it. Don't worry, it doesn't pass the phantom power to the microphone, so your dynamic or ribbon microphone will not be harmed.
How do I connect my rode mic?
To route your system audio into RØDE Connect, go to your computer's audio preferences and select 'RØDE Connect System' as your output device. On a Windows computer, this will be labelled 'System Output (RØDE Connect)'. Now do a quick test to ensure audio is feeding into the mixer by playing some music from an app.
How do I connect my RØDECaster Pro to my computer?
Connecting to your Computer The RØDECaster Pro can be connected to either a Mac or Windows computer using the included USB-C to USB-A cable. First, plug the USB-C end into the back of the RØDECaster Pro, then plug the USB-A end into your computer.