Would the transmitter record feature be patched with a firmware update?

Hey Eric, Thanks for the video. Quick question when connecting the receiver to the computer, are you able to plug in headphones into the headphone jack to monitor audio input *as well as* hear audio coming out from your computer? Thanks

Wow that's weird. I have thought logically that the receiver itself is the where the disk is located and that all recordings are saved there. Especially when you record mono and the signals are thus blended. So does that mean when I record mono using both tx the same track is recorded on both transmitters?

Hola, te agradezco mucho por el video, mi computadora no tiene entrada tipo c asi que tendre que comprar un adaptador de usb a tipo c, gracias por el video, saludos desde monterrey mexico!

very helpful. Firts, I would not have connected the Transmitters themselves to the computer. So, without this video… 2nd, for some rasons I did not push in the (white) cable all the way into the tansmitters slot. So it was not really connected.. After i kind of forced it in, it all worked.

Thank you. I'm only an occasional Fulaim X5 user. Suits my needs. Sure the Shure is better! One thing I've noticed is that the X5 is very location dependent. Best 150 mm in front of my mouth. On my shirt, NOT as good. Strangely, under my shirt with deadcat sounds better!!! I've not been impressed with a lav (PurplePanda) plugged into the TX. The PP sounds definitely better plugged into my iPhone 12pm. I've been impressed with the audio reviews from the LarkM2 but not seen any comparisons.

Good review. So when you refer to cm28/X5 means no differences between right? I was heard something about cm28 has something for iPhone's for better support??

The Neewer CM28 I got does not have de audio recording problem. To test, I connected the transmitter to a stereo receiver and recorded 34 minutes of music on the CM28 storage. No gaps. I had to use my own cable to download the recording to a computer because the USB cable that they sent is a cheap charging only cable, it does not work with computers as data cable (but it charges the device). Note: my CM28 was missing the white data cable (it was supposed to come with a black charging cable and a white data cable. Amazon support gave me a satisfactory solution (after I posted this comment.)

Sm7b not sbm7 bro

what about sm7db ? i received now i want know 😢

Hello! I have a question. Is it possible to turn on mute on the transmitter? I watched several reviews from different channels, but this moment was not shown.

Thanks, Eric. Great review. p.s. I love your honesty about learning how to be more professional with the teleprompter, etc. Don't sell yourself short. I thought you did a great job. The video editor, after all, is the strongest self-critic. Keep up the good work. (I just bought the Mikes for my GoPro media mod.)

Thank you for the deep dive into the problem of your unit its good to know the pros and cons. Keep the good work!

Thank you for the review! and the glitch info

Thanks man! Been trying to figure out how to use this as a microphone to my pc! Very helpful tutorial!

I did a transmitter-only 5-minute recording of your review, I did not have any dropouts at the 2-minute marks- Just wanted to let you know :) thanks for the review

Thank you, oddly enough this was the exact usecase I wanted, I am hoping to double it as a desktop mic

I've done some test with the internal transmitter recordings (X5). Whilst I didn't experience any glitches, I notice that during my 1 hour record the audio was getting slightly out of sync (only a few frames) with the audio recorded on my camera (using the output of the receiver). This is quite common with consumer recorders - as the internal clock differs between products. I found that to fix the issue, I had to split the 60 minute recording into four 15 minute segments and sync them up individually - which only took a couple of minutes. Less experienced editors might not even notice this problem - but I thought it was worth mentioning. :)

So, I guess if you use the receiver to record your main audio - and only use the transmitter audio to cover any 'bluetooth dropouts' it'll be a very workable system. Just don't rely on the transmitter audio for everything! Nice review - thanks.

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I bought a fake one on AliExpress and did not have any of these problems. I had mine modded with the Trace Audio Anser mod that adds 48v of phantom power. Basically turns into a SM7DB.

Thank you for this valuable information. I just purchased the Neewer cm28 last night and will definitely be testing this set's internal recording function. Hopefully, I won't have any issues. Thanks again.

You can't expect an omni mic mounted to your shirt is going to sound as good in the studio as a mic with proximity effect in front of your mouth. Sorry, you're comparing apples to oranges.

Excellent explanation, I searched high and low - and finally found this video.

Thank you for your detailed review.

Thankyou Eric Just bought a Neewer CM28 for Use with DaVinci Resolve. I'm interested in your editing workflow. Can't figure out how to get Sm or stereo mode working on the CM28. I set the receiver to either Sm or stereo mode however when I download audio recording from the transmitter/mic & bring it into Resolve, resolve reports the audio as a mono recording.

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One of my Fulaim X5 transmitters had the same problem with the internal recording glitching every couple of minutes. The other transmitter worked flawlessly, never losing sync with the video after recording several 30-minute clips. I contacted Fulaim who was aware of the issue and they immediately sent me a new set which works flawlessly without any recording glitches. And Fulaim did this even though I've had the system for over 6 months. I literally received the new set within 4 days of reaching out to the company. So good to know they stand behind their product, and that the product actually works as promised. You should be able to resolve your problem with a simple email to Fulaim.

Hi Eric, thanks for the update! But just to be clear as I understand Fulaim solved the internal recording issue with the new transmitter they sent you , right? I am planning to order it but if that issue still going on I would consider to choose another brand.

Man i have a fake one now i dont know what to do :(

Excellent video. Thanks!

I've recently received a Neewer CM28 and have tried to download recorded audio clips from the transmitter. I've connected the receiver to my MacBook Pro using the included data cable but, try as I might, I cannot get my MacBook Pro to recognise the Neewer. How do you access the audio recordings on the CM28?! I assumed it would just appear on my MacBook Pro as a data drive but nothing appears. I even tried ImageCapture thinking that perhaps I have to download the audio recordings via that Mac app but - again - nothing. I then tried connecting it to a PC thinking that perhaps it just didn't like Macs (mine is running Senoma) but nada. How did you access the recordings on your CM28? Please help!

Hey! You’re doing great. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.Cee

Thank you. And thanks for comparing it with your studio mic. That's something most reviewers fail to do but is vital! I have an X5 & love it. I've only tested the inboard recording for short sections and dont plan to use it. I have found that the audio quality is very sensitive to location of the Tx. Handheld in front of my mouth is definitely best but not very functional. Second best is under my t-shirt with the deadcat on. Much better than outside the shirt. I also have found that plugging a wired lav into the Tx is not as good as the Wired lav plugged directly into my iphone12pm.

I just don't understand why anyone would want to buy a real Shure SM7B. For the price you can get far superior condenser microphones. I own a Sennheiser MKH 416 which is a 1000 dollar mic, but I also own a Rode NT1 and a Blue Bluebird which are mics that go for the same price as an SM7B, but are far superior. Even an AKG P420, which is a bit noisy, sounds far better than an SM7B. Let's face it, the SM7B is but a dynamic microphone. Now dynamic mics do have advantages. Although they don't pick up as much detail as the condenser mics, that may be an advantage if you record in untreated rooms or in a noisy neighbourhood. But the Shure SM57 is just as good as the SM7B, yet at a third of the price.

man it sucks that anyhting that is good these days its heavily replicated and sold as the real deal in attempt to scam people.

Easier way: Did it cost less than $400 (new)? If yes, then you bought a fake!

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This is very helpful information and hearing it from your own experience also.

Great video. I hit the thumbs up but it still shows zero! Just letting you know.

Eric first time video. You comes across like a pro. Keep the videos coming

Good luck with the channel. Starting is a great theme.

Whoa!! Very nice 👍👍 Glad you started this... Can't wait for more!

Congratulations Eric 🎉. Great start…identified with everything you said. Best of luck. You took the leap.