The BRAND NEW Shure MoveMic - Review and Comparison to RodeGo

In this video we're going to look at Shure's brand new MoveMic! The Shure MoveMic is a great wireless microphone to directly compete with the likes of the Rode Wireless Go and DJI Mic.
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[@vegn]

Adrian -- great video and great tests -- the Shure sounded so much better "in the wild" then the phone mike. What editing tool did you use to put this video together?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Adobe Premiere but nothing added to the audio.

[@masterwatch]

very interesting.. I need to look further.

[@TheDeliveryDoctor]

Hey Adrian. Thanks for the review. I recently purchased the DJI Mic2 - not knowing Shure had something like this in the wings - and have struggled a bit getting a clear sound from the Mic2. I’ve seen a few reviews now of the MoveMic and the sound, out of the box, seems to have far better clarity. Have you had a chance to compare the two? Also, I have found I’ve had to boost sound levels on the Mic2 up a fair bit just to glee out with my MV7. Did you have to do much in post with the MoveMic sound files?

[@RandySidberry]

But does this have 24 float?

[@HiNinqi]

Bump I want to know, too

[@paulkandera175]

Good review, Thanks

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Thanks for watching!

[@nazrhael3660]

Sounds good. Pricey. Could you do a direct comparison with the other similar products like Lark 2? Thank you!

[@vajamusic]

Love It ⚜️♠️⚜️

[@WillNewcomb]

Sound is very good but far too expensive for the average phone blogger. I use a Fulaim X5 The windmuffs failed when on the yacht basin. They need proper deadcats.

[@LetsTalkCraZEEPodcast]

thanks for video really helpful but can you please tell me what is the range for the move mic how far can i move from receiver want to use it in a church setting

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Good point, I didn't test that as it's not really an issue in my use case but the box says 100m (30') range

[@alenavas4852]

I liked the Shure MoveMic when inside, it sounded very clear versus the Rode. Out side it sounds kind of boxier. But the noise reduction is very good! The phones mic sounds louder outside but you can hear everything. I like the Shure for sure!

[@ricomartin8278]

SO can you use it with the phones cinematic camera if you use the receiver ?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Yes. You'd have to use an aux cable from the receiver and an adapter to convert back into your phone now they don't have headphone cable ports.

[@kyleethekelt]

I'm curious to know how I would monitor my audio levels using ears rather than eyes. Where would I run my IEMs?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

If you use the receiver there is a headphone slot and your can adjust how to monitor

[@akak5128]

hey can you use the reciever on your camera while simultaneously listening through the phone all, lets say if i wanted to use earbuds to monitor?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

No they would need to be just going to one receiver.

[@akak5128]

@@AdrianSalisbury this thing is realy expensive for what it is lol, keep up the good work

[@ciekaweurzadzenia]

Który dźwięk lepszy ?

[@Mahan_films]

How about bit rate of this mic is it 24 or 32 bit floating?

[@MichaelNobleMusic]

It's 24-bit

[@MelisaArroyo]

Great video ! Shure has great noise reduction compared to rode I like the richness of the rode sound but seems like there’s more Shure has more cool features compared to rode sounds like

[@HowardOlsen]

I stream out on Zoom. I take it this mice wont work with zoom because Zoom wont work with the app, is that correct? Thanks

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Do you mean from your phone? You can, you'd just need to use the receiver and connect it via cable as a mic. If you're using a camera or your computer, use the receiver again. It works great :)

[@MsDurex]

Why does your B cam have sharper images?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Just the setup. I didn't notice till we had it to edit.

[@venzenbroshighlights3259]

That mic is HUGE! 0:52

[@Nibble247]

The BIG thing with the Rode is that you can record directly onto the mike and offload it later.

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Yes but it’s a feature I never use. You can’t check that it’s recording or monitor it

[@AaronAbernethy]

@@AdrianSalisbury The Wireless Go Receiver has an indicator for recording, and you can monitor from the output jack in it.

[@cward2986]

Is this Rode Go or Rode Pro?

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

The fact I could not use this with an app such as BlackMagic would definitely put me off buying this mic although its form factor is good. What always surprises me is there is no one that can touch the PicoMic for microphone size and it is so easy to use with camera or iPhone. I always have one of my two kits with me as I pop on the mic which is so small you hardly notice it and plug in the receiver and I am ready to go. I have just got back from filming in India and used for all the interviews.

[@TransplantHelper]

I have the Lark 2 and it’s much cheaper. This is way overpriced. I also have the PicoMic and it’s also cheaper and tiny on the side that shows. Great review and usual.

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Fair enough, thanks for sharing 👍

[@hellounclesim]

That Shure is expensive!

[@j.m.7989]

Any other option?

[@hellounclesim]

​@@j.m.7989If you are considering this mic, I'd also look at the Hollyland M2. It's smaller and cheaper but it doesn't connect directly to your phone through bluetooth. If you need internal recording, then Rode Wireless Pro or DJI mic 2. If you only need internal recording, consider lavalier mic recorders like Zoom F2 or Tascam DR-10L Pro. This Shure mic is good specifically for people who want something small and don't want to deal with a receiver and don't need internal recording and don't care about price.

[@Nibble247]

There is also a massive like for like price difference.

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Yes it’s double but I honestly think I’d use it way more 🤷‍♂️

[@roblianoofficial]

Why wouldn't you put the Rode mic inside the pocket?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

I realise I should have shown that but I assure you it doesn't make much difference

[@roblianoofficial]

@@AdrianSalisbury Fair point, thanks, getting the Shure mic, thanks for this!

[@Studio-7V]

One answer - Hollyland Lark M2

[@TransplantHelper]

Absolutely

[@AdrianSalisbury]

Maybe that's next to review 🤔

[@HeadyMedia]

You think the Hollyland lark is just as good?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

@@HeadyMedia I have no idea 🤷‍♂️

[@MartiniComedian]

DJI MIC 2 is better than Röde and Shure together, also counting the magnet clip.

[@petermclennan6781]

By limiting phone use to Shure's video app, this system just went instantly from "MUST HAVE" to "NO SALE". Everything else about this item is overwhelmingly positive but this seemingly arbitrary choice on Shure's part makes this microphone system irrelevant for phone video. There's no way I'm going to compromise my video capabilities in favour of this system. For example, does the Shure app support h.265 Apple Log? Does it support the Blackmagic app? Or Cinema P3? If no, no go. DJI can do a receiverless phone system that doesn't need a proprietary video app, why can't Shure? Excellent video, by the way. Thanks!

[@xen0_m0rph]

Doesn't DJI require one to register an account with them to use their devices?

[@bmroozia]

If the DJI uses something like Bluetooth HFP communication direct-to-phone it's going to be band limited, which in short means your not getting any audio above 8kHz, but you can use it with more apps. Opening up the full 20-20kHz band might require a custom app...

[@Bujia.]

Happy wi5h my DJI mic, no need to spend this amount of money or install any app. Big fail for "shure"

[@petermclennan6781]

This wireless lav mic is designed for speech, not music.@@bmroozia

[@cyclingtothemoon2539]

completely agree. This is going to hurt their sales

[@bigdhav]

Hollyland....

[@Ancin47]

Thanks for this comment

[@AdrianSalisbury]

No problem

[@aterix]

Deal breaker 👎: Can’t use any app to record video

[@Igor_Shvets77]

When you run the RodeGo vs MoveMic comparison you're clearly convincing me to buy the RodeGo. It beats the MoveMic sound by far margin🤔

[@ayemir233]

All because the Shuru noise reduction was ON! Otherwise I think Shutu sounded better!

[@Igor_Shvets77]

@@ayemir233 The noise reduction was on in RodeGo and it sounded perfect. I have actually bought it and more then happy, couldn't wish for more. Perfect system.

[@HuwRees]

No 1/50th shutter in app is just amateurish.

[@randomlyviewing3009]

on the rode, you can put the clip on the outside of the pocket. bogus

[@AdrianSalisbury]

It still flops over the same though, unfortunately. I do show it that way around on my shirt 👍

[@FLOODOFSINS]

Rode wireless pro is cheaper at 399

[@AdrianSalisbury]

and a lot bulkier imo.

[@roblewisjr2]

Great video review. Thank you. Will this microphone when connected to my iPhone work with the Filmic Pro app?

[@AdrianSalisbury]

No, I explain that in the video. Unless you use the receiver and feed the audio in via the aux cable