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Super clear video. Love the idea of timecode. Seems really helpful for multi-cam/audio setups.

Hi sir I have problem

Simple and helpful! Cheers Gary!

I can use Irig pre 2 ?

Mate this is golden!!!!

Quisiera que la presentación del equipo fuera en Español, vivo en Colombia, gracias.

Good video thank you

Can the receiver take a lavalier mic if connected to iPhone?

Such a good video. Solved all my queries 10/10 Thanks

Finally! FINALLY a good video 😩😩😩

The tip is what matter, a crappy tip is a the same as a crappy solder iron, then comes the heat transfer from the heating element to the tip, some cheap irons are very bad in this regard. You also need to maintain the tip by keeping it clean and always covered in solder, this is to insure a good thermal transfer from the tip to the thing you want to solder. A cheap Chinese Hakko knockoff solder station is cheap and tips are cheap too, so it is a good value for the money spend, one can use original Hakko tips on the Chinese thing too and they last longer than Chinese tips do. Tips need to be covered with a protective coating to extend their life, the issue is that flux (you add or it is in the solder) will over time eat the copper, so if the tip is copper then it will change shape over time because the copper simply are disappearing, but this protective coating on the tips comes with a drawback, if (when) there eventually will come a hole in the coating then the copper inside the tip will simply disappear slowly and you will feel like there is not enough heat to do the soldering job. All this just to say, keep some spare tips on hand, you will need them sooner or later. Another tip killer is if the solder iron is standing turned on and otherwise unused for a longer time span then the tip coating can go bad and you are unable to make it accept solder at all, then there is tip cleaner or mechanically removing the outer layer of the tip, but that can also create the unwanted hole on the coating, yes, nothing comes free. The best soldering iron to repair audio leads is useless if the iron is not in good working condition included a usable tip, and you need to have the skills to do the soldering too.

thanks. I wonder if I could install shock mount to there additionally. I mean ntusb + shock mount psm1 + boom arm. Please let me know if you know.

What about multiple speakers

thanks so much

Thank you for not being a generic AI voice to sell stuff...

I plugged the wire straight into my phone and camera and it's not working, anyone know why.

Ah, so it doesn't work on an iPhone bus powered D;

Super helpful, thanks Gary! 🙂

I am a heavy duty diesel technician and need a better multimeter. I use a 60 dollar Amazon one and it’s been okay but I do ALOT of electrical checking

Thanks, Your video convinced me to go ahead and get the Smartlav + model.

What if I have 2 cameras?

I get sick in the throat for a few days after soldering

This wouldn't give you separate mono channels, correct?

no one told me that some aspirators had replaceable carbon filters that costs a few bucks. I don't solder as much as I used to but I have 10 of them working in tandem with 12cm pc fans all around me when I do now

I just use the soldering iron on my weed... man.... no problem :)

My rode central just won’t work on either my iPad or either my oppo find x3 or 5. Driving me nuts. I updated the firmware on a laptop, but still no joy.

Hello and thank you!,! Sorry this is unrelated but can you add reverb to a mic on the zoom h5?

Is it possible to use the Rode Lavalier II without a transmitter or receiver

2:50 What is the purpose of using an additional "step-down" cable with DI box, when DI box do it?

Do I need the attuneator cable if connecting the Transmitter to the monitor output, which has a control knob?

Do I need the attenuator cable if I am connecting the TX from my monitor output that has a control?

Me at age 5, sticking stripped twist ties into mains outlets, or cutting the power cable on a blender with a kitchen knife... 😅

I might add for inexperienced & potentially excited enthusiasts who may seek to export some these techniques to other applications , it should be noted for beginners that using the passive DI box backwards, as is done here, turns a low impedance line signal into a ‘Hot’ amplified signal (the reverse of what a DI box is typically designed for) - Don’t reverse a DI box without due consideration and precaution. 😊 Additionally, of the three methods described here, people might be interested in learning how to get the best quality audio from a venue mixer / sound system. Unfortunately budget (cheap) DI Boxes have poor quality transformers- they will degrade sound quality. If you we’re prepared to spend extra, you could get a DI specifically designed for the purpose of taking audio ‘out’ (and not using a guitar/keyboard DI box backwards) Unfortunately, a high quality transformer DI can run into hundreds of dollars for something that will preserve HQ sound. In the scenario featured in this UA-cam, a DI box is completely unnecessary unless a very long cable run from the transmitter to the mixing desk is required. The alternate option suggested here is an ‘RCA’ cable mated to a TRS ‘Line’ attenuated cable - RCA & LINE outputs host different electrical metrics which presents impedance mis-match issues when simply adapted in this way - the difference between JACK LINE & RCA is more than the shape of plugs and sockets and ideally would be first electrically converted to one standard or the other for best audio. Of the three suggested connectivity tips, and options are not limited (as they sometimes can be with venue systems) and High fidelity sound is the goal, then the preferred option for ‘best quality audio’ is to take audio from the mixers TRS or XLR line outs (called Monitor, AUX , Aux (mono)send etc) directly connected to the attenuation cable., which incidentally is actually what this cable is made for - no other devices required. You could of course take either of the mixers Left or Right main OUTPUTS via attenuation cable, however audio would only be mono, but fine for centred vocals. All this advice is subject to recommendations from respective Brand names - not all these Camera transmitter s / receiver s operate technically identically - check with manufacturer first. Just because something works a few times, does not mean it is safe for the indefinite duration- slowly occurring damage can be resulting.

Why when I use the Lavalier microphone on the L/R input does it sound only on one channel, that is, the left?

Great video, what would be the best setting on the mic for a rock concert in a small venue?

Hey Gary If I use the 1 output on the bottom and use a SHureSM58 and record on my iPhone when I play the video on my phone it sounds good like its in stereo but when I upload to Facebook or play it on my computer or headphones the sound comes out of only 1 side. Is there a way to use only 1 of the mic inputs on the bottom of the H5 and get the sound to come out of both speakers? Sorry that may be confusing

This video is pure gold, I was about to plug my Rodelink into a soundboard with no attenuator

It’s excellent explanation, can you explain how to settings with OBS studio

Hey Gary, you’re the goat. Have a great freakin day.

Friend, the teleprompter should be hanging out front, instead of the camera floating off the back... it's right there in the instructions. Otherwise a great review.

It's always the case the smoke drifts towards my face (think I saw a video about this) but I always have the window open and hold my breath when it blows towards me

G’day Gary. Another Gem. I just stumbled upon your channel and it’s one that many presenters need to emulate. For instance, it’s so refreshing not to be subjected to the cringeworthy but oh so common ‘What’s Up UA-cam’ intro that may presenters consider clever. It ain’t! That intro usually prompts me to immediately move on and avoid that channel. Yes…….I’m picky! Back to the subject at hand……I’m using an H4N Pro but much of the info you kindly provided is applicable. I am subscribing to you channel. Again……great presentation. Kudos!

Excellent presentation and absolutely not ‘so hard to follow’ as one commenter curiously commented……..

Brilliant instructional Gary! Just getting into all this and tossing up between getting the Rode mic Pro and a the Rode smartLav+ for shooting instructional video (indoors). Not sure if you have a preference but can I use the smartLav+ on a Canon SLR? Is there an attachment I would need to grab? Cheers - good job!

Thanks for the information

Hey Gary, how did you get one wireless transmitter to record to L/R channel? I can onky record in mono, L only. Thank you!

Great video.. Thanks

Hello thanks for the tip! One question, overall it works fine but there is some glitch and little bit always gets cut off. Any way to solve the problem?

I think we are much more interested to know is, which is much more closest to the reading , meaninh which budget multimeter are actually more accurate instead.