VocoPro 16 Wireless Microphone system review DIGITALCONF16

This is a review of the VocoPro 16 Wireless conference microphone system. This works great for board meeting and large meetings done with zoom, or streamed out for the public. There were a couple of areas that needed tweaking and some hardware I had to order with it. But overall it has proven to be successful. At least for the first meeting we held. DIGITALCONF16

[@ricom19]

This might be exactly what I need. Thanks for the video.

[@masterofnone8065]

Glad to help!

[@lauderdalewestcommunityeve6029]

Thanks for your video! Please share your list of equipment and software. I'm considering a VocoPro 16 for my community association. Have you done a review?

[@masterofnone8065]

This is a review of the VocoPro 16? Did you mean a different product by chance? I am using a Mackie DL32S with an iPad for controlling it. As far as software, I am using a regular windows laptop with just Zoom (video conferencing software, not the microphone hardware) to handle the video and audio integration. You might find my other video interesting on how to setup the Mackie to work with Zoom. czcams.com/video/EWxIAAKdiOw/video.html

[@marcospereira6684]

Thank you very much for sharing the video, I like your configuration.
I'm actually new, and I saw an option that seemed very cool to me, having the console from the iPad, I would like to know what I need to control it in the same way you do in the video, wirelessly, it would be very useful for me . I hope you can help me. Greetings.

[@masterofnone8065]

Thanks for your reply. A lot of the newer mixers are setup like this with iPad controls. This particular one is a Mackie DL32S, but we have a DL32R in a larger setting. I know other vendors like Behringer have similar setups.

[@luminari_productions]

Not sure if you mention it in the video but how long doe these mic last for with your batteries?
I assume you might not know since you recharge after every use?

[@masterofnone8065]

That will depend entirely on the batteries you use. I recommend Ansmann 2850s. They are amazing batteries that last a super long time. www.amazon.com/Ansmann-Capacity-Discharge-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B09KFHQRVJ

[@jefersonsiqueira9896]

Thanks for sharing!!!! I have a Zoom L-12 mixer and I would like to have the VocoPro 16 connected to it, but I do not see how I could do it since Voco has one cable for each mic which would be 16 and my mixed only have 12. Would you have an idea on how could I use it? thanks

[@masterofnone8065]

Yes. At :53 in the video you'll notice there is a 1/4" jack labeled "Mix Out". This is a 1/4" output combination of all four channels. So you'll only need to run 4 channels into the Zoom L-12. You would just have to do the mixing of those mics on the front panel of the receiver(s) instead of the L-12.

[@jefersonsiqueira9896]

@@masterofnone8065 I see thanks, I think then I can either use the 16xlr cables going to a mixer, or in my case just 4 1/4'' cables going to a mixer.

[@masterofnone8065]

@@jefersonsiqueira9896 Yuppers. I went with 16 because I wanted to control each channel individually from the iPad through the Mackie mixer I was using and I had the free channels. It gives more more flexibility throughout the broadcast.