I have a rode nt1-a. will this work with it? do i need to purchase extra cables? does it come with a usb port? thanks!
1980649
I agree with the first person who answered your question. And, yes, you do need an interface (which changes the analog signal of your mic into a digital signal for your computer). I use the Lexicon Alpha...it's cheaper than the Scarlett and does the job; however, it does NOT have phantom power (which your mic needs), but if you're going to get the DBX 286s (which is fantastic preamp/processor, by the way), then that problem will be taken care of. If you decide not to get the dbx unit, then the Scarlett 2i4 interface is the way to go.
1980650
The mic will work with the DBX 286s. It also has phantom power, so it will give condenser mics the 48v they need. However you will need a USB or Firewire/Thunderbolt interface to still connect to your PC. Consider getting the interface first (as interfaces like the Scarlett 2i4/6i6/etc have phantom power and gain settings), then get the DBX 286s to improve your signal's quality later. You'd need an XLR to go from mic to DBX 286s, and 1/4" cables to go from your line out of the dbx 286s to the line in/direct input of your interface.
1980651
The mic will work with the DBX 286s. It also has phantom power, so it will give condenser mics the 48v they need. However you will need a USB or Firewire/Thunderbolt interface to still connect to your PC. Consider getting the interface first (as interfaces like the Scarlett 2i4/6i6/etc have phantom power and gain settings), then get the DBX 286s to improve your signal's quality later.You'd need an XLR to go from mic to DBX 286s, and 1/4" cables to go from your line out of the dbx 286s to the line in/direct input of your interface.
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First if your DSLR has no headphone jack, that is no good esp if u are using it a lot. To answer the main question, the Rode VideoMic does NOT have a headphone jack outlet. I am not sure if there is a mic out in the market that has a headphone jack. Perhaps some big industrial one?
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yes, it is on my system. most usb ports are backward compatible. As an aside - both of my mouses (mice?) are wireless and I have them both plugged in at that same time and just grab which one I want to use.
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Yes, It works fine. I installed a rs232 driver to use with USB port and It works excellent. I am using EasyGPS program in Win and LoadMyTracks program in Mac.
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Actually, I bought the thing myself after no one replied, and it Indeed does not work with the TRS plug in a PC. The reason being, the microphone requires a voltage that can only come from an Olympus product. Building a phantom-power source for this mic is not practical nor feasible.After that ordeal, I bought the Audio-Technica ATR-35S Lavalier Microphone (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006I51V), and it works just fine, although a different Audio-Technica product would have been a better choice for me, their website has more products than Amazon. Hope this prevents more bad purchases,Kevin Actually, I bought the thing myself after no one replied, and it Indeed does not work with the TRS plug in a PC. The reason being, the microphone requires a voltage that can only come from an Olympus product. Building a phantom-power source for this mic is not practical nor feasible.After that ordeal, I bought the Audio-Technica ATR-35S Lavalier Microphone (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006I51V), and it works just fine, although a different Audio-Technica product would have been a better choice for me, their website has more products than Amazon. Hope this... » Read More Actually, I bought the thing myself after no one replied, and it Indeed does not work with the TRS plug in a PC. The reason being, the microphone requires a voltage that can only come from an Olympus product. Building a phantom-power source for this mic is not practical nor feasible.After that ordeal, I bought the Audio-Technica ATR-35S Lavalier Microphone (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006I51V), and it works just fine, although a different Audio-Technica product would have been a better choice for me, their website has more products than Amazon. Hope this prevents more bad purchases,Kevin « Show Less
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You can purchase the Rode SC3 adapter and have it work with a dslr for example. You can look up Youtube for set up videos with this combination
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Either way. It comes with a tiny nano USB transceiver, and there's a little pocket on the mouse where it can be stored. The mouse works perfect with Windows and Linux for me. It seems to work well on any surface. I ordered two, and they were shipped from China pretty quickly - much faster than the estimated date.
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Yes, it comes with a USB cable. The computer s standard (called USB 1 I believe), then the end that plugs into the Roland is a USB 2. The unit rocks, which i use with mainstage mostly. Good luck.
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Hello Jeovany. I recently purchased a Voyage 200. Which is basically the TI-92, revamped. Mine said that it DIDN'T come with any cables, but it actually did. Not sure why, maybe the person selling it didn't remember if they promised a USB cable or not. So now, I have 2 of them. If you buy a TI-92, and it doesn't have cables included, send me an email...I would be willing to sell you one of mine for a reasonable amount, say, $10.00 or so. My email is bablondin@att.net.
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No, the RC-3 has a USB input only for PC input of files such as .wav, etc. Go to this link,...it's the Boss site, it tells all and shows photos of the box so you'll know what you can do..... http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=1159. Qtr inch microphone input jack is the only input.
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They do not connect with the Rode VideoMic Pro. It is just a bonus. By the way there cheap headphones. But useful for other applications.
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I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you. My best advice is to YouTube the rode vs the audio technica (this is how I make most of my purchasing decisions)
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My experience tells me no.. But then I haven't tried one. Unfortunately, none of what I have tried work and I don't have a RODE.
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Looking at the images on the web of that mic, I would say no...The swivel mount has a threaded attachment that is spec to the Rode shockmount, just as that shockmount has spec threads that attach the RodeNTA mic....If your mic shock mount has threads for attaching, there is a possibility it could work, but without seeing it, impossible to determine. Sorry to not be more helpful.
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correct. the Rode GO mic only has a stereo type (TRS) 3.5mm plug for audio and electret mic powering. as I understand it you need to get an audio adapter for GoPro which doesn't use the standard audio plug.
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I believe rode sells a boom pole for this mic. You will need an extension cable as well to plug it in.
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I bought one also. Mine works perfectly with my ComPilot. I enjoy it very much. I made a moisture resistant pouch for my ComPilot and needed the mic to use with it