DJI Osmo Pocket 3 + Hollyland Lark M2 = A Pocket Studio!

[@dougiedee1]

you don't have to use any of that junk just stick the USB-C Hollyland, M2, mic into the pocket3 in then swipe your screen to the left, you will see a mic symbol to the left of the white balance touch the mic symbol and then you will see that the Holly land M2's will work

[@DaveSoltura]

Hi! That does work, but in your experience, is there gain control?

[@rdtiaputra]

@@DaveSolturayes, go swipe left and turn on the pro mode, there you could change the gain on the mic settings

[@DaveSoltura]

@@rdtiaputraThanks so much for your contribution! I confirm this works. Can’t believe I missed that mic symbol.😅 This deserves a pin! Now this makes a comparison to the DJI Mic Mini even spicier.

[@DaveSoltura]

Created a short with a mini shoutout! :) kzbin.infokfXgtLDDRQY?si=0fnN5Pz3V2sAT8LI

[@LouisLuzuka]

😮

[@TDVilius]

Amazing video Dave and i want to ask something Can you do a video about the Fifine M9 Wireless mic ?

[@DaveSoltura]

Thank you! That would depend on if FIfine sends it. :)

[@Gabeasosa]

what arm is your camera on? Looks very sleek

[@DaveSoltura]

I forgot the name, but it’s by Vijim by Ulanzi arm. It’s docked the camera there for nearly two years now!

[@LouisLuzuka]

*subbed* because lasada 😂

[@hsbokra]

Result is, dont buy monopoly products like dji pocket

[@razvancurcudel]

When I connect the Lark m2 to osmo pocket 2 by a usb c to usb c cable, it switches automatically to Mono mode. Did you manage to record every mic on a separate channel ?

[@DaveSoltura]

@@razvancurcudel This method is now obsolete… best to just use the type c adapter and go to pro mode, swipe left, you’ll see a mic icon. It can be mono or stereo. 😀

[@razvancurcudel]

Afaik, phone adapter supports only mono recording