Rode Wireless Pro Beginners Guide/Tutorial

0:00 intro
00:19 Receiver
1:14 Transmitter
2:14 Screen information
3:28 Receiver navigation and pairing
5:26 Clickasnap
6:09 Lav mic
8:00 Mounting mic and magnet
9:10 Charging case
10:12 Cables
11:20 Rode Central app (settings, downloading audio, timecode)
20:58 Using with a computer
21:43 Using with DSLR

[NikolasPulka]

I just bought the Rode Wireless Pro and your video was exactly what I needed. You explain everything very clearly and move on to the next thing to explain, not loosing people's time just clear information. Thank you so much for that ! Great content!

[pietdebeer]

this is a MODEL tutorial. Great detail, no fluff and most importantly - gives you the big picture overview that most people forget (for example the bit on timecode - what a rabbit hole!)

[brown]

There's no need to export from rode central if you plan on using 32bit recordings. Just pull the native files straight off the TXs.

[canphoto]

Great tutorial and review, a couple things I noted and wanted to add. Hopefully it'll help someone out there the way it helped me. = )

Frame rate:
If camera is recording at 60 or 120 FPS, set the Rode FPS setting to 30. If recording at 50 or 100 FPS, set the Rode FPS setting to 25.

Timecode: (Just how I do it)
Make sure you select the same frame rate as your camera, the main mode I use "Merged - Routing & Timercode". Turn on timecode and I use mode "Timecode 1". In Premiere Pro I drag the 32bit float file into the timeline below the internally recorded sound, select them both audio clips, right click, select "Synchronize" and they snap together to match.

32-Bit Float is ONLY recorded on to the transmitters, the internal recording to your camera/card is not 32-bit float (depending on camera most likely 24-bit). So if you want 32-bit float (which is why you bought these) you always need to transfer and use the audio from the transmitters.

Cheers.. = )

[Gauthier_ops]

It isn't just a guide, it is the best presentation i saw

[Youthman]

One thing to mention is if you choose the "Preset" option for Gain Assist, if you click on the Preset button, you can select your make and model camera to provide a much better match.

[eloaville]

Great tutorial, thanks! I noted that when you plug the receiver to a computer, you can actually change the gain mode preset based on your camera model. The Rode Central then sends you to a guide page to set up the camera gain levels properly. For instance, the gain mode preset was -6dB for the A7S III while you set the audio gain to 1 on camera.

[cincyphil]

Great tutorial. Straightforward with no filler. Thank you for making this.

[pbomegj]

Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Really clear, unlike Rode's documentation, which could benefit from a Getting Started Guide and a link to the guide in the packaging. Getting up to speed with the Rode Wireless Pro isn't exactly intuitive so your video is invaluable.

[ArmandVelazco]

Man, this is exactly what I was looking for. I was missing out on a lot of functionality. Thank you.

[SusannahPerri]

This is the most concise tutorial on how to get started. I have had the Rode Wireless Pro for about two months, but have not felt confident about setting it up until I watched this--thank you!!! 😃

[KaceyBakerFilms]

Legend thank you for the effort you've put in.

[johnm.gerard]

Good video. I just now received my Rode Wireless Pro.

[VideoMojoHouston]

Excellent video buddy! Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[themeatcuttingacademy]

Thank you, I appreciate your time and the very helpful tutorial! I bought this system because of your videos on these. I'm excited to see how it will improve the audio quality of my videos!

[sackaveli]

This was PERFECT. Just got my Pros yesterday and taking them on site tomo. This saved me so much tinkering. Cheers!!!

[stTrailer]

All the other videos about how to use these Rode mics are trash.🗑 This is the best & most comprehensive video I've seen.👍 Also I didn't know Tom Brady made YouTube videos.

[georgeonsports]

Great job on this! I usually stay away from longer videos, but this was just what I needed!

[SantosChronicles]

This was exactly what I needed and you broke it down so simply with no fluff! Thank you so much. I'll have to update a couple settings based on what you said and I think I'm ready to go.

[DaPoets]

Thank you for this video, I just got the Rode Wireless Pro today and this was very helpful