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RØDE RodeCaster Duo (Studio- and Livemixer)
EUR385,98

RØDE RodeCaster Duo

Studio- and Livemixer

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yamhir

3 months ago

Can I connect an USB C 2 mic receiver to it?

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Spuukey

3 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, you can connect a USB-C to USB-C microphone receiver to the RodeCaster Duo - the USB 2 port is designed exactly for this purpose. The only important thing is that the receiver is recognised as a USB audio device. Most wireless receivers such as Rode Wireless GO II, DJI Mic etc. work without any problems. If it is a very exotic model, you have to test.
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adribax27

4 months ago

Is it new?

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Zebrafurz

3 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
This came almost at the same time as the Rodecaster pro 2, which has the same function but fewer inputs. I'm very happy with it and it's perfectly adequate if you're not in charge of a studio with X participants in a podcast
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LostDave

6 months ago

I am very satisfied with the audio quality of the recording. Unfortunately, I have the feeling that the desktop audio that comes back to the headphones via the virtual channels sometimes cracks slightly. The sound is also slightly muffled. My main problem, however, is that my monitoring sound from my microphone is really noisy and I have an audible latency. I may be too sensitive but I wanted to ask if this is the case. I don't know if it's a defect or if it's normal. I use the beyerdynamic dt 900 pro x and a Shure sm7b. Before that I had a Motu m2 where the monitoring sound was perfectly latency-free and clear. I heard myself exactly as if I had no headphones on. I can hardly imagine that an interface that costs twice as much and is used by so many people has such poor monitoring. But maybe I'm just the only one who is bothered by it. As info: I also have the problem as a standalone (without pc) I don't have any duplicate signals. I have also tried other headphones. I have activated and deactivated all virtual effects and that has not changed anything. I have the right preset for the sm7b I have tried the sm7b with fethead and without.

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Fabian Müller

6 months ago

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As we do not have effective user experience with the product, we have forwarded your question to the Community so that it may be answered by another customer.
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Toutcas

2 years ago

I actually want to pass the sound from PC one to PC 2. At the same time, I would like to make full use of my 7.1 headset and be able to control my microphone. Now the question. Can I connect two PC's headset and microphone to the device listen to the sound from PC 1 and give the microphone to PC2 or if necessary to PC1?

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privat

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
You can connect 2 computers via the two USB ports and thus play back the sound from one computer via Rode, and record it on the other one, for example. I can't answer the question about the headset, because I don't have one. If you want to connect your headset via USB, it's not possible at the moment, but it will be available from Rode soon, with a beta update.

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