Rode Wireless Go 2 Audio going directly into a DJ Mixer

[@DjAmpp]

This is a great alternative to using a traditional mic, your able to have your hands free while djing so you don't have to grab a mic for shout outs, etc!!!

[@Theweeze100]

Thanks, I needed this!!!

[@DJJulzNJ]

Thanks for this video! I'm going to attempt this again. I attempted it with my Rane 57 with a 1/4 input and it didn't work but I will do it with the Rane Seventy Two that has the XLR input. Thanks in advance!

[@djciscov1]

Your welcome 👍🏼

[@wedomusic.]

nice

[@alfaganstha]

Short & sweet👍🏻

[@ChicagoCorporateVide]

That's great but do I need any extra connectors to output the DJ sound system into the wireless transmitter?

[@djciscov1]

No, the wireless receiver is go in to your mixer.

[@ChicagoCorporateVide]

@@djciscov1 So I just use the receiver as a digital recorder then? I don't send a signal to my camera? And is the output too hot to go directly into the receiver?

[@robertoargudo]

HOLA AMIGO. UNA PREGUNTA. PUEDO UTILIZAR LOS RODE GO 2 ,EN EVENTOS AL AIRE LIBRE COMO MICROFONO DE DJ ?

[@djciscov1]

Yo creo que no es buena idea porque causa mucho feedback

[@robertoargudo]

gracias brother. saludos

[@ducpao]

In your research did you ever find a way to send both of the wireless channels on the Rode WG2 through your mixer?

[@djciscov1]

That’s a real good question. I haven’t tried that but I will this weekend. 👍🏻

[@ducpao]

@@djciscov1 thank you so much for looking into this.

[@djciscov1]

@@ducpao Hello, the answer is yes. Both mic outputs are received by the one receiver and the output of that one reciever is going into the mixer.

[@ducpao]

@@djciscov1 thank you for following up! I guess the thing that I didn't say was that I was trying to separate those audio channels and have their levels controlled independently on the mixer. On my own I also learned that you can easily pick up a 3.5mm trs(stereo) to 2 XLR (mono) y-connector that will do the trick!

[@djbobrokk723]

no phantom power in between Rode receiver and S11?

[@djciscov1]

The Rode wireless 2 has a great battery. I’ve never gotten less that 30% even after 6-7 hours use.

[@djbobrokk723]

@@djciscov1 Rode Wireless GO (not 2) is beacuse has just 1 receiver, isn't?

[@djciscov1]

No Phantom power required. 👍🏼