Getting the Most From Your Rode PodMic

Searching for a broadcast-grade mic for podcasting? The Rode PodMic delivers the silky, pro quality you demand. Whether your podcast requires raucous screaming or something more intimate, the Rode PodMic will tackle it with ease, delivering a balanced, easy-to-listen-to sound that’s guaranteed to elevate your presentation. Enjoy plosive-free performance, thanks to an integrated pop shield. Benefit from durable, all-metal construction.

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[jmack]

Listen to that thing clipping in and out... even in the short Can nobody else hear the the low end of his vocals waving in and out. Generally my biggest problem with this mic. Is there a way to fix that?

[joshuadelaughter]

Alternative title:
"Get the most out of your $100 mic by purchasing a $600 interface!"

[TheMusiciansGear]

This would be great for interviews! I personally like to use a Shure SM7B (the mic Joe Rogan uses).

[jonheimusicacademy]

I would like to know the current price of yamaha motif xf8 please

[TheAudioCzar]

This mic sounds really thin unless you are right up on it.

[logieBat]

Awesome video, love your setup as well your mic sounds awesome mate :)

[ButoTuhodKotsengmababa]

Hi would mind sharing whats your setting on RCP for that podmic?

[JonathanMarmolejo]

Hello, I have 5 questions. Im trying to record my voice for gaming YouTube videos and perhaps streaming, I have the Podmic - xlr cable - scarlet solo - usbc to usb cable- to high end PC. I installed the drivers and software focusrite that you get when plug and play the scarlet. 1) When i try to record something with Adobe Premiere Pro the mic icon is greyed (Why?). 2) Also the Audio Recording settings of Windows 10 shows "Analogue 1+2 Focusrite Usb audio" but it doesn't show the Podmic, is this normal and what does it say analog, is not supposed to be digital? 3) On the other hand, when I record using Adobe Audition it works, but I hear my voice extremely low, even tough I have the gain knob on my scarlet solo set to max. I dont think this is normal and I dont wanna spend on a cloud lifter I just want to record a nice, clear and high monologue commenting videogames but so far it sounds like a cheap mic, how to improve the gain? 4)Thoughts about stereo/mono settings, whats the difference, do I need to change something? 5) Finally, what software can I use to record my voice at the same time while im playing games, what is the process you follow?

[DerPlayer]

Would you say this microphone needs a cloudlifter? From reviews i have gathered it appears the microphone is, without the procaster, very quiet and needs extra gain meaning more noise (i think), also is it good to still add the rode popfilter? I heard its a nice addition, thank you for the review btw! :)

[salmonline]

Super sensitive to your head movements.