INTRODUCTION TO THE RODE INTERVIEW PRO AT NAB!
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I really like the way this one sounds on first impression.
I'd buy this for the on-board recording and use it purely as a stand-alone. Interchangeable capsules would be cool, though.
Yeah...it's on my wishlist
This video sold me.. sell more stuff like this! 👌
Great video, can the onboard battery be replaced?
and timecode when paired with the Wireless PRO.. cool.
Hello and thank you for this video!
We can't wait for it to be available in Europe, 1 month to go!
Question: is there any chance that this RODE INTERVIEW PRO will be natively compatible with the DJI OSMO POCKET 3?
I mean, without having to use the Rode Wireless Pro USB receiver?
Hello everyone, how many "Interview Pro" can i connect to the RodeCaster Pro II please ?
The Rode Interview Pro sounds pretty solid 32bit floating point...wonder how it will compare to the Zoom F3? Battery and storage capacity are impressive. Did you get a sense of price?
I believe 249usd
They are listed at B&H
It's sad that Rode is leaving more and more behind their ''rodelink'' series. I wish iot could be compatible with their receiver also :(
Would it be possible to ask Rode if this RODE INTERVIEW PRO can be paired with the legacy Filmakers Kit's wireless receiver ?
Maybe through a firmware update ?
Or is there a hardware incompatibility ?
Thank you very much for your efforts to inform us. I truly appreciate it.
It‘s not compatible.
Don’t hope for any updates there.
They discontinued their RODELink series.
@@WupperVideo Thank you very much for your answer .... as well as investing your personal time to find the answer.
Truly appreciate it.
...and before this there was just the Yellowtec IXM...now there are two...and only one of them's going to walk out the room intact.
At the pricepoint...my money is going to be on Rode
@@DarkCornerStudios Agreed.
@@John-tm2hwYes, but the IXM has interchangeable capsules which the Rode does not - at least right now.
@kyleethekelt yeah...true.
Don't know if that justifies the cost difference though
Brilliant design, well thought out hand-held interview mic. And yes, omnidirectional is a must for run and gun. On-board recording adds a level of fail safe redundancy.
Would you guys recommend this as a mic I can use without having to edit any audio later with the gain assist? I just want to record and post without worrying about editing audio
Then you have to record the sound in the camera. In the internal recording is no processing.
@@WupperVideoI have alot of rode receivers like from the rode pro wireless , if I pair this receiver with this mic and camera I should be good to go right? Sorry I’m barely learning about audio and all haha
@@mannytroll9572 this should work
One of the few people you have to hold the microphone up Aiden.
A.bit like watching the movie Twins with Schwarzenegger and Devito.
If anyone asks he was standing on a box
Dude says he is 6'2...I call bs...I am not that short...lol
@DarkCornerStudios Australia is metric he probably muckrd up the calculation and forgot he stands on a box.
first 😏
Is it only me who does not see too much advantage over a Wireless Pro with an Interview Go handle? Am I missing something?
This is for interviewers and quite frankly its impressive
The microphone capsule is way better on the Interview Pro...like WAAAYYY better
@@DarkCornerStudios OK, I am curious.
If you are using it for an ENG mic you don't want an omni. You don't want every sound in the room. A cardioid is what you want. That is why the MD46 is the best ENG mic.
Lol...funny...I do ENG...and it is LITERALLY my job to get the sound in the room
We are also doing ENG as our main business and for most situations, we are using a handheld cardioid or supercardioid Sennheiser E965 capsule to isolate the voice from background noises.
But this style really differentiates between the US and Australia and how European ENG teams work.
@WupperVideo what business?
It's weird because the whole point of news gather is ambience.
But even when you look at lav tech...it's all omni.
Omni isn't as open as people think...
Perhaps when used to distance mic...but when gained properly...the closest voice stands out VERY well with an omni capsule...like our does in this video.
And FYI...NAB was VERY loud
@@DarkCornerStudios for example at disasters, accidents or at trade fairs.
These are very noisy situations and we would like to get the best sound with less background noise.
Like the extremely noisy trade show I was just at?
And the one that got me fantastic audio?
Again...while omni picks up noise in every direction...it does NOT amplify it.
If your source is the loudest source...you will not notice a difference.
Because in a noisy situation...EVERYWHERE IS NOISY.
So even with a cradioud...you will still be pointing it in a noisy direction.
This isn't rocket science
It's not my bag for ENG. First, it does manage handling well. But, an updated XLR plug on from them is missed. There are many situations where a short/any shotgun will serve interviews better. The windscreen on offer won't help that omni in many, many real-world situations where a shotty and deadcat will, er, kill it. As well, any word about whether Rode make available, and maintain, battery replacement kits/a send-in program to mitigate future e-waste (Tentacle and others do such things)?
Look, I get it. This seems unabashedly aimed at 'the creator' segment where a no-thought all-in-one seems to be in demand; however, Rode is a company with some fantastic microphones and engineers (clearly). Use of "pro" would have better meant a two-piece XLR plug and excellent new omni kitted together and sold separately.
Not everything has to be xlr.
As for real world situations...I'd love to know what you consider.
I was in a wildly loud environment and this thing was fantastic.
For ENG...this thing would have saved my ass in several different situations.
As for the rest...you will have to wait for the review
You can easily get an adapter from 3.5 mm stereo jack to 2x male XLR.
Works well for me. But I agree, that all these inbuilt batteries will be a large problem in a few years.
Also the receiver battery will not last 20 hours, so you have to charge it while using, or get a second receiver, if the battery on the first dies.
Not compatible with the rode reporter, Nice job Rode you screw your Customers again
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What do you mean compatible with Rode reporter?
Those are two different devices
@@DarkCornerStudios my Point, is not compatible with all their wireless systems, so I get screwed by Rode
@Klausjp.ontheroadagain What wireless system are you talking about?
The Interview Go is compatible with all the current wireless systems...
And the Rode reporter was an XLR mic.
Again...I don't understand
@@DarkCornerStudios the reporter came with a wireless set. like the filmmaker, only TX has xlr RODE RODELink Newsshooter Kit Digital Camera-Mount Wireless Plug-On Microphone
@@DarkCornerStudios here is an ebay link
Omnidirectional…TWO THUMBS DOWN!! If this is supposed to be an interview mic it should have been supercardioid or atleast cardioid, but it seems its the signature Rode strategy nowadays to make a good feature set and sh*t on it with one of their stupidities