Rode's NT1 5th Gen is a revolutionary hybrid microphone that sets a new benchmark. It functions as both a pristine XLR condenser and a feature-rich USB mic, offering incredible flexibility. Its standout feature is onboard DSP with AI-powered noise cancellation and a suite of studio effects, accessible via Rode's UNIFY software. With an almost impossibly low noise floor, it captures exceptionally clear and detailed audio.
Sold as a complete kit with shock mount, pop filter, and cables, it provides professional studio sound in a plug-and-play package, making it the ultimate all-in-one solution for modern podcasters.
| Type | Hybrid |
| Weight | 630g |
| Impedance | Medium Impedance |
| Dimensions | 85mm x 90mm x 72mm |
| Sensitivity | -36dBV/Pa (1kHz, 1k) |
| Color Options | Black |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Connectivity Options | XLR and USB |
The Rode NT1 5th Generation offers both XLR and USB functionality, while the NT USB+ is a dedicated USB microphone. The NT1 5th Gen includes advanced DSP features like AI-powered noise cancellation and studio effects, which are not available on the NT USB+.
Yes, the Rode NT1 5th Generation is versatile enough to be used for both recording and live streaming. Its dual functionality as an XLR condenser microphone and a USB mic makes it suitable for various applications.
The onboard DSP with AI-powered noise cancellation analyzes your environment in real-time, automatically reducing background noise to ensure clear audio. This feature is accessible via Rode's UNIFY software and enhances the overall recording quality.
The Rode NT1 5th Generation is ideal for podcasting, voiceovers, vlogging, and any situation where high-quality audio is needed. Its flexibility as both an XLR condenser and a USB mic makes it suitable for professional studio use or on-the-go recording.
This is an amazing microphone for studio and podcasting work and for general dictation and I've been using it for a long time with the and am absolutely happy with it. Maybe the only downside is that it's directional and relatively proximity based. So if you are far from the microphone or sideways the quality gets much worse very quickly.
This is an amazing microphone for studio and podcasting work and for general dictation and I've been using it for a long time with the and am absolutely happy with it. Maybe the only downside is that it's directional and relatively proximity based. So if you are far from the microphone or sideways the quality gets much worse very quickly.
This is an amazing microphone for studio and podcasting work and for general dictation and I've been using it for a long time with the and am absolutely happy with it. Maybe the only downside is that it's directional and relatively proximity based. So if you are far from the microphone or sideways the quality gets much worse very quickly.
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