DJI Mic 2 - new microphone for recording harmonica videos 🎵😃🎵

[@Svidge_123_]

Congratulations, Filip. Your new microphone sounds great. Very clean and clear. With a good presence feel.

[@FilipJersMusic]

Glad to hear that!

[@FilipJersMusic]

Thanks!!

[@RobbieHumph]

sounds abolutely great. I wanna try this playing a guitar too with harmonica on the rack..

[@FilipJersMusic]

Sure, will sound great! Put one the guitar and clip one to the harmonica rack.

[@LouisTabosa]

Ah, cool! I didn't know this microphone. It has a good sound. Thanks for the info. Filip, could you play more of the diatonic? I enjoy both, but your tone on the little one is another level.

[@FilipJersMusic]

More to come!

[@boaoliubluesharmonicaplaye2128]

❤❤❤❤so interesting!

[@FilipJersMusic]

Thanks! 🎵😀🎵

[@MarcHenriVuillaume]

Nice sound for an bluetooth microphone. The great question is how to record with a backing track with this kind of mics ?

[@FilipJersMusic]

I got two microphones so I can put one by the speaker 😁

[@Harmonica123]

I have and use the DJI mic 1 and Hollyland Lark M2. 🙌🏼

[@FilipJersMusic]

Cool, I found out about the Lark M2 just after I bought this. Anyway - this feels great! Lots of flexibility and ways to record.

[@FilipJersMusic]

How do you think the Lark M2 vs DJI differs in sound? Can the Lark M2 record local or it streams audio to phone/camera?

[@Harmonica123]

@@FilipJersMusic Yes, you can record locally and stream with the Lark. I will send you some samples. The DJI performs well and has a nice low end range compared to the Hollyland but the Hollyland sounds very nice and clear plus it's much more lightweight and can be more discreet with the appearance.

[@FilipJersMusic]

Ah cool! I had a listen to both on KZbin and I liked the warm sound of the DJI. And yes. Lark is really neat and has a great sound too. Well now I bought the DJI so I will keep it. The Røde Wireless Pro also sounded crisp and nice but the transmitter was really big. And more expensive.

[@MarcHenriVuillaume]

Nice sound for an bluetooth microphone. The great question is how to record with a backing track with this kind of mics ?

[@FilipJersMusic]

Yes, absolutely! But it is not Bluetooth - it is connected with a receiver to my phone with Usb-C. The signal between the microphone and receiver is 2.4 ghz.

[@Harmonica123]

Simply play the backing tracks from a Bluetooth speaker and the mic will pick it up.