Things Need To Start A Youtube Channel

I bought this product for my small youtube channel to start vlogging and it has amazing quality and audio

Just what my YouTube channel needed.

I'm using the product for my YouTube channel and it hold the light without shaking.

Exactly what I needed to start recording for YouTube.

I own 1st version of this Rode Wireless and I film a lot to my Youtube Channel. But it was not enough for interview. Now there are totally new approach to it. Love it - Record channel separately for each transmitter and as a result two channel for each person - markers which you can match for perfect lip-sync with ability to put it manually - backup channel with 20DB less level in case of recording in wind (my case) Thank you for so professional system!

I am a videographer, and I am very happy that I brought this camera, it has enhanced my youtube channel!

awesome clarity mostly I'm using for vlogging and voice over for my youtube channel

The most perfect setup to record myself playing drums for my YouTube channel!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a high quality product, that has the kind of precision sound and technical features that JBL products are known for. I downloaded the JBL app, which allowed for customization of sound, which is really great!! The talk-thru, ambient aware modes are helpful too! Headphones are light and comfortable enough to use at gym. I might always prefer noise cancelling, but this over-ear model does a very good job keeping outside noise out. Linking to Alexa was easy enough. Still need to try Google Assistant. On the negative side, Quick Start guide is a disaster to use (seriously, 18 languages in one?), and there is no downloadable version on the web site yet. Here is my overall summary: Things I liked: Sound quality, look and feel, weight, battery life, JBL My headphones App Things to improve on: Buttons on side are really hard to distinguish by touch alone, use for phone calls is frustrating because have trouble hearing own voice, printing on Quick Start Guide is microscopic, basic bag/case would be nice

To start off, I'd like you to know that before I bought this tripod, I used an 60 @ Basic tripod. Were talking monumental upgrade here.How do I use it: I'm a videographer by hobby and I produce tech videos for YouTube. Mainly, I do a stand up presentation format, but I'm slowly starting to incorporate more advance camera movements, diversities of shots, etc.Things that are GREAT:Fluid. It moves side to side with perfection. I've read that if you try to do diagonal panning shots that it sticks a bit. I use a 48 slider to shoot my pans. The locking mechanisms are strong, smooth, and small on the head. The tripod isn't incredibly heavy, so It doesn't feel like a rock, but it is still very stable.Things that are NOT GREAT:Hmm... I would have to say the same thing as everyone else. The tri-directional stabilizing bars in-between the legs are really flimsy, especially compared to the high quality of the rest of the build. However, I think if you were to handle it carefully, it will remain in one piece.