The NT4 X/Y Stereo Condenser Microphone from Rode combines an acoustically matched pair of 1/2" cardioid condenser capsules fixed in a perfect 90° near-coincident alignment. It can be used for drum overheads, percussion, choir vocals, environmental recording, and sound design in a studio or in the field.

The NT4's versatility is extended by its ability to be powered by a 9V battery, in addition to 48V phantom power. Both stereo XLR and 3.5mm mini-jack cables are supplied to ensure the NT4 is ready to record to a mixing console, portable recorder, or camera. Also included is a WS4 pop filter/wind shield and a durable RM3 microphone clip.

20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Dual 1/2" Gold-Sputtered Capsules    Phantom or Battery Powered    5-Pin Stereo to 2 x 3-Pin XLR Cable    5-Pin Stereo to 3.5mm Mini-Jack Cable    Includes WS4 Twin Head Windshield    RM3 Stand Mount

The NT4 features dual cardioid elements mounted in an X/Y stereo configuration. The X/Y configuration results in accurate representation of signal within the "Left/Right" stereo field.

Both cardioid capsules are matched in sensitivity and frequency response for optimum results.

The NT4 can be powered via Phantom Power or a standard alkaline 9V battery.

The NT4 includes a dual XLR cable and a stereo 3.5mm mini-jack output cable making the it ready for use in any recording environment.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can xlr input accept line level signal?

A: Yes, the RODE Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console can accept line level signal through the XLR input.

Q: 2. Can a USB-C microphone be plugged in and used via the USB ports?

A: No, the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console cannot be used with USB microphones.

Q: 3. What are the actual dimensions of this unit?

A: The dimensions for length x width x height of the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console are 5.7 x 4.8 x 2.0" (144 x 122 x 51 mm) and the weight is 13.4 oz. (380 g).

Q: 4. What is the colour space via HDMI and USB? 8-bit or 10-bit? (Asking for chroma keying reasons.)

A: The manufacturer has not provided a complete list of specifications at this time for the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console. No information is provided for color space via HDMI. The only bit depth specification that has been provided is for the audio, which is 24-bit. HDMI I/O supports up to 4K 30 fps and 2K 60 fps streaming.

Q: 5. Will the audio from the XLR input merge with, replace or be muted in the HDMI output?

A: The RODE X Streamer's XLR input is intended to be used with a microphone, which will be mixed with the main audio feed.

Q: 6. How many pages do the sound pads have on the streamer x?

A: Each of the four SMART Pads on the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console can be set up for a range of different functions within four categories: "Sound," "Effects, "Mixer," and "MIDI." Each pad has 16 banks allowing for a total of 64 sounds when configured using UNIFY.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with a 1080i or 720p video input signal?

A: The RODE Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console is compatible with 1080p120, 1080p240, 1080p60, and 1080p60 HDR video input signal.

Q: 8. Does this work with Osmo Action without an adapter? What cables would I need?

A: To connect the Rode VideoMic GO II Ultracompact Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone to the DJI Osmo Action 4K Camera, the DJI CYNOVA Osmo Action Dual 3.5mm/USB-C Adapter (BH #DJOAD35) is needed: https://bhpho.to/35c5dA4

Q: 9. Does this come with the black foam cover as well? I also want the foam black one as well.

A: Yes, the RODE VideoMic GO II does come with a black foam windscreen, as well as the RODE WS12 Deluxe Windshield for VideoMic GO II, which is the fur windshield included with the kit.

Q: 10. Will the audio from the Streamer X (Mic input & HDMI input) be merged and seen by the computer as one audio source? Or separate?

A: The audio from the mic input and HDMI input on the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console will not be merged and will show on the computer as separate audio sources.