Microphone Record Beatbox Secret Rode

I used it to record video on iphone with Rode microphone. It works as described.

I don't know much about this stuff but I record video on my iphone using the Rode Wireless Go and Rode Lavalier Go and my microphone would blow out sometimes when I talked louder. The rep at BH said this could fix that and give me slightly better sound quality. It seems to be doing exactly that as my mic isn't blowing out as hard as before.

I needed to mount a Rode microphone to a light stand to record audience questions, and this cold shoe screwed directly onto the stand. I love how I can only install the mounted device in one direction so that it doesn't slide out the other end.

I rarely make videos, but needed to record my daughter singing audition pieces for college applications. Just dipping my toes in the murky waters of videography, I knew an external mic would be beneficial, but didnt want to spend a fortune. It fit my cameras hotshoe fine (Fujifilm T-T3) and plugs into the 2.5mm microphone port. It comes with a fluffy wind-shield, which I didnt use as I was indoors. It costs about half of Fujifilms own brand external microphone. First step was to do a quick test of the Fujis internal mic versus this one. No question that the Rode made an improvement; mostly because it isolated my daughters voice from the incessant droning of leaf-blowers in my neighborhood (aaaah, suburban paradise!). The audition videos turned out very well, so my first serious foray into video was a positive experience. I can attribute much of this to easily capturing good sound, thanks Rode.

I use my microphone to record spoken word and the sound is exceptional. Kudos to B&H for shipping the Rode so quickly.

I'm working on a documentary film (my first) and to save money, I tried using a Zoom H1 with a Kel-Tec fuzzy windscreen to record audio for my film. Unfortunately in all but the lightest air the wind sound was disconcertingly loud. This is not the fault of the devices used--they simply are not meant to counter substantial wind. I finally had to raise the funds to purchase a good shotgun microphone, pre-amp, and this blimp, to get the results I was after. I am completely satisfied with the Rode Blimp. The B&H Signature edition is a nice black color, which looks even better than the original. The blimp is sturdy, simple, and effective. Rode thoughtfully provides a few different sizes of microphone holder, some extra rubber bands, an adjustment tool, a dead Wombat faux-fur cover, and a brush. I was even able to use a rather thick condenser microphone by jury-rigging the rubber bands. This worked quite well, allowing me to record environmental sounds. One of the best purchases I've made.

I have rode ntg3 shotgun microphone and sony ecm 77b lavlier microphone. I record the sounds by zoom h4n portable audio recorder and monitor the sound by this Tascam headphone. Very cheap and great.

This does the trick a lot better than its imitators. Knock-offs might look nearly identically and seem just as good, but Rode has a bit of a secret sauce to what they're doing-you can't get a better blimp than this. I was hesitant due to the high price point, but with how well it works I am fine with it. It does the job.

This adapter is the secret sauce to connect my Rode SC2 to my audio mixer. I can now stream through Zoom my classes and the music is perfect for my students.

used on a Rode microphone-very little signal loss.