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Ultimately to fix that I bought one of those Clark-Technic mic boosters to fix the levels of that - and frankly it was surprising that I had to do that. I also bought a Rode microphone but was a little disappointed with the volume levels - even though the Podcaster is a Rode product too. and the hooking up of a cell phone for incoming calls is really cool. Once you get a bit more familiar with it, the advantages of those jingle buttons whether you use the preloaded stuff or create your own adds an air of professionalism to the show. I bought this for streaming on YT and as a newcomer to that aspect initially the device seemed not to offer much other than what is basically a simple mixer.īut of course that's far from the truth.

Rode won't release another one of these Rodecasters anytime soon within the next year or whatever, so i highly recommend you get this now, especially with it being at Firmware 2.1 that has added more useful & granular control on what sort of output you want for every individual channel or the whole output of it. My personal & first-time experience with something like this has made me wonder why i didn't buy it sooner instead of buying a Behringer Mixer over a year ago which is now sitting around waiting to be sold off!

If i was to give a Con for this then i'd be struggling to even name one. Rode have done a fantastic job & i cannot wait for more useful updates that will unlock more potential out of the Rodecaster Pro. If you're in Radio like i am & running an online Radio station but if you're in small scale FM Radio station, then this still applies as well - you will not regret it and your presenters will love you because of how easy it is to use. So since i work in Radio, i can customise the pads for idents rather than using up a cart in Virtual DJ so it gives me more room to work with music to plan ahead in a show.

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It has a plethora of settings & the sound pads are fun to use plus are customisable to whatever audio you associate with a pad. If you got £500 for an audio output or general all-round equipment then this will not do you wrong. With very useful updates along that period of time has made it an absolute pleasure to use. Ok lets discuss how amazing this piece of audio equipment is considering i've come in at this time to buy something that way essentially released over 2yrs ago.

Intuitive presets for microphone types and different types of voice.

Effects: APHEX Big Bottom and Aural Exciter, Compressor, Gate, High-pass Filter, De-esser, Ducking.

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from one of the audio inputs to the 8 pads or assign with the software included via drag & drop

Directly record effects, music, jingles etc.

Automatic level adjustment and one-touch recording.

Record directly to microSD card or via USB to the computer.

4 Headphone outputs and stereo speaker output.

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3.5 mm TRRS cable, USB and Bluetooth connectivity.

Instant mix minus for phone or app calls.

8 Programmable sound pads for jingles and FX.

4 XLR microphone inputs with 48 V phantom power.

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