Rode's boom arm has become a go-to for YouTubers, Twitch channels and podcasters alike. As handy as the PSA1 is, it isn't so good for lighter cameras and microphones — at least not without some ...

The RODE X XDM-100 is another belting microphone from the audio company. ... You’ll need a mic arm for the XDM-100 and will want to be careful with the one you choose.

Rode NT-USB microphone review Focused, clear, and user-friendly. ... The arm that holds the pop filter may not seem very solid, true, but it does the job when you’re recording.

The clever addition of a USB-C port broadens the appeal of the fifth-generation Rode NT1, but it is still pro-level — and requires tweaks or additional hardware for the best results.

The Rode Wireless Micro revolutionizes mobile audio recording. The system features a USB-C wireless receiver and two lavalier ...

In this video, I turn an IKEA lamp into a boom arm for my Rode NT-USB microphone. I explore various designs and combine two models to better suit my needs. Programs used: - Autodesk Maya - Autodesk Fu ...

RODE just re-released its most iconic USB microphone. Is the NT-USB+ the best microphone for streamers and content creators? Find out in our review!

There’s even room for a quirk - in the microphone world, anyway - in the way the XLR connection doesn’t actually sit on the mic itself, but rather a separate (but connected) port. Winner: It’s hard to ...

Rode’s Wireless Go II is a compact wireless microphone pack that offers videographers a way to record off-camera audio from two people at once.

RODE boasts that the NTG5 represents 28 years of R&D which first become a product in 2005 with the first NTG1 shotgun mic. That claim may indeed be true just by looking at it and feeling it.