description Rode Wireless PRO Overview
Rode Wireless PRO combines a dual-channel wireless microphone system with recording inside its transmitters. The onboard recordings use 32-bit float, allowing levels that were recorded too loudly or quietly to be adjusted during editing within the limits of the captured signal. This provides a useful backup workflow for interviews and filmed dialogue, where repeating a moment may be difficult. Included Lavalier II microphones use an omnidirectional pickup pattern, making them suitable for discreetly recording a speaker without requiring the microphone to point directly at the mouth.
The system suits filmmakers and interview producers who need separate audio from two participants. Its defining distinction is the combination of wireless delivery and local recording. That backup does not make it immune to poor microphone placement or noise, and the wireless feed itself is not a 32-bit float recording.
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What makes the Rode Wireless PRO unique for audio recording?
The Wireless PRO features 32-bit float internal recording, which provides an incredibly wide dynamic range. This allows filmmakers to easily recover audio from levels that were too quiet or too loud without introducing noise.
How many tracks of audio can the Rode Wireless PRO record simultaneously?
The system can record two wireless transmitters simultaneously, plus it supports a secondary input on each transmitter for a total of four tracks. This makes it highly versatile for complex interview setups.
What kind of microphones are included with the Rode Wireless PRO?
The system comes with two high-quality omnidirectional lavalier microphones in the box. It also includes an array of professional accessories like magnetic clips and furry windshields.
What is the maximum wireless range of the Rode Wireless PRO?
The system utilizes Rode's Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission to provide a line-of-sight range of up to 260 meters. It also features a 'GainAssist' function to automatically manage audio levels on the fly.
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