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RØDE Auxiliary VideoMic GO Shotgun Microphone Quick Start Guide

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RØDE Auxiliary Video Mic GO Shotgun Microphone

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About RODE

RODE is a well-known Australian manufacturer of high-quality microphones and audio equipment for a variety of applications such as podcasting, cinematography, music recording, and more. They are well-known for manufacturing a wide range of microphones, including USB and shotgun microphones as well as studio-grade condenser mics.

The RØDE Video Mic GO TM features an integrated shock mount based on Ricotta Lyre technology. Constructed from a single piece of hard-wearing thermoplastic, the Lyre provides superior acoustic suspension to traditional elastic solutions, and will never wear out, sag or snap.

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Parts Guide

Video Mic GO – Parts Guide

  1. Foam windshield
  2. Camera shoe mount
  3. Integrated Ricotta Lyre Suspension
  4. 3.5mm microphone output
  5. 3.5mm dual mono output cable

Mounting Configurations

  1. Turn the tightening ring counter-clockwise to loosen the camera shoe connection, before attaching to camera.

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  2. Slide the camera-shoe into place on the camera mount. Once the mic is in place, secure it by tightening the ring clockwise.

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  3. Connect one end of the Video Mic GO’s 3.5mm output cable into the output socket on the rear of the microphone.

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  4. Connect the other end of the 3.5mm output cable to the camera’s ‘Microphone In’ socket and secure the cable using the in-built cable clip.

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Mounting Configurations Continued

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Securing the cable

Securing the cable will help to eliminate undesired noise caused by cable movement. The cable can be secured to the rear of the Video Mic GO, for
added strain relief between the microphone and the input of your camera. To secure the cable, first ensure that there is a small amount of slack between the microphone output socket and the cable clip, then press the cable into the slot on the base of the suspension mount.

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Setting up your camera for use with the Video Mic GO

The Video Mic GO does not require batteries for operation, but instead uses the plugin power supplied via your camera’s microphone input. For best results with the Video Mic GO, set your camera’s audio input to the following settings where possible.
Audio input: Microphone input.
Audio Level/Gain control: Manual (when available)
Plugin Power : ON

Warning
Do not supply phantom power to the Video Mic GO. Phantom power is the 24 or 48 volt powering option supplied through professional XLR microphone inputs on some cameras. The Video Mic GO requires Plugin power, which is typically supplied by default through your camera’s 3.5mm microphone input socket at around 2 – 3 Volts.

NOTE
Refer to the user manual supplied with your camera for instructions on adjusting audio settings.

FAQS About RØDE Auxiliary Video Mic GO Shotgun Microphone

What kind of cable does RDE VideoMic go use?

The output is 3.5mm. The VideoMic GO II has a 3.5mm TRS output for connecting to cameras and other 3.5mm input devices, such as the AI-Micro. The RDE SC14 3.5mm TRS to TRS patch cable is included.

How long does the battery on the RDE VideoMic last?

The VideoMic Pro is powered by a 9V alkaline battery that lasts for more than 70 hours.

Is it necessary to charge the Rode VideoMic Go II?

There is no need for a battery.

What is Rode VideoMic Go II’s frequency response?

Frequency response: 20Hz-20KHz

Can I use a phone with the Rode VideoMic?

With the inclusion of a USB-C connector, the VideoMic may be used as a USBmicrophone on iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS devices.

Can I use a PC with the Rode VideoMic?

The BT-USB Mini, VideoMic NTG, AI-Micro, VideoMic GO II, and Wireless GO II are all compatible with RDE Connect. RDE Connect is a program that enables you to configure and connect Rode products to your computer.

How much time does it take to charge an RDE microphone?

approximately two hours

How does the Rode VideoMic function?

These VideoMics are powered directly from your camera or other device’s 3.5mm mic input (or the USB-C or Lightning connector in the case of the VideoMic Me-C and Me-L, respectively), so they turn on automatically as long as everything is correctly plugged in.

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