Rode Podmic USB vs Rode Podmic sound test and comparison

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Specs of the Rode PodMic USB
Acoustic Principle Dynamic
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Address Type End
Frequency Range 20Hz - 20kHz
Output Impedance 460Ω (XLR)
Maximum SPL 148dB SPL
Equivalent Noise (A-Weighted)
Analogue: 26dBA
Digital: 19dBA
Sensitivity -57 dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (1.4 mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 3dB
Analogue Output Connectors 3-pin XLR, 3.5mm headphone jack
Digital Power Requirements
Via USB: 5V @ 100mA
Output Connection USB-C
Bit Depth 24-bit
Sampling Rate (kHz) 48kHz
Processing APHEX digital signal processing
Minimum OS Requirements Windows 10
Mac OS 10.15
Weight (grams) 900
Dimensions (millimetres) Length: 123
Width: 109
Height: 110

Rode Podmic:

Main Features of the Podmic:
Professional-grade dynamic microphone
Rich, detailed sound optimized for podcasting, livestreaming and other vocal applications
Internal pop filter, shock mount and integrated swivel mount
Solid all-metal design

Mechanical Specifications
color Black
Weight (g) 937
Dimensions (mm)
172(L) x 109(W) x 62(H)
Compatible with RØDE Products
PSA1, PSA1+, DS1
Acoustic & Electrical Specifications
Acoustic Principle Dynamic
polar pattern Cardioid
Frequency Range 20Hz~20kHz
Output Connection XLR
Output Impedance 320Ω
Sensitivity -57.0dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (1.60mV @ 94dB SPL) +/- 2dB @ 1kHz
Power Requirements
Not required

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you should post your settings and show unprocessed vs processed and show how you remove background noise! would really appreciate it

lilScruffers

How do people get the audio so clean? When I plug mine into the rodecaster and set it to the 50db gain they recommend, it’s a noise monster. And it’s not even background noise, it’s just the mic noise

TheEvilNickel

If I’m going straight into xlr is there a benefit to getting the podmic usb over the OG?

ChaseGumaer

The only issue I see with the normal PodMic is that buying even a cheaper interface will bring to cost up to very near the USB version. Also Rode started selling the pop filter for 25 eur.

catalin

I love the RODE Podmics - I have been using the original PodMics for years, and recently I picked up the USB version. Although I haven't had the chance to use it via usb directly to my computer. But I wanted to be able to use the PodMic without the need of my Rodcaster Pro 2. Thanks for the great video!

PodtasticAudio

Can I record through my phone with the podmic non usb using the podcaster to mix it?

SOGTrucking

Thanks for this review nice and straight forward

jeffreyd

my new pod mic usb arrived with a slightly damage stand and the usb-c cable was not working properly on any computer. replacing the cable fixed this issue.

Ohlukei

Hey man! Which is better for voiceover in a room?(Rode Podmic USB or Rode Podmic + audiece evo 4)/ What do you think?

ivpetr

I need an XLR mic that will be good in a room with a small echo. Would the basic podmic XLR work in your opinion? Do I need something with a pop filter?

ksedillo

Hey, the Pro-Prawn I hope you're well. Can you please inform me as to what light setup you use/have? Is there a reason you chose that specific softbox behind you? Thank you in advance.

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