The DJI MIC 2 vs RODE WIRELESS PRO: What Nobody Knows

[@user-rt7jn6oe2r]

the charging case does connect like an external device. You only need the software if you want to connect the transmitter individually...... and noise cancelation in the DJI is like 2008 final cut denoiser

[@noimdaveman]

Yup, shows up just like any external storage!

[@iampatrickmurphy]

I hear you. Thanks for commenting and letting me know about that case. I was wrong about that. And, I hear you about “2008 fcp”, I still think it’s worth mentioning though.

[@iampatrickmurphy]

You’re right. I totally missed that. Hanks for watching and commenting.

[@kenyakking]

The DJI also supports only a subset of lavs because their plug is too shallow so only their mics work.

[@iampatrickmurphy]

That’s so true! I should have brought that up. Thanks so much watching and commenting.

[@enriquemartin8655]

Thank you for your presentation. I do have the RODE PRO and to be honest, If I had to do it over again I would get the DJI 2. Not because I am unhappy with Rode, it's because DJI is user friendlier. You do find quite many reviews comparing these two wireless mics to many others, and this in my opinion is totally wrong. They should be only compared to each other. They differ only in one area, RODE offers T C, DJI does not. The recent scuttlebutt is that DJI appears to have some sound tech issues, which may have been addressed in the new firmware update. To be fair, both mics are great and deserves their accolades.

[@iampatrickmurphy]

I agree with you, and I have watched some of those videos about the dji "issues'. I have to say, I don't necessarily agree. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TiagoSProducions]

What’s Tc

[@enriquemartin8655]

@@TiagoSProducions TIME CODE.

[@dsuthapong]

Love the review!!!

[@iampatrickmurphy]

Glad you liked it!!

[@ww1www]

You don't necessarily need Rode software for downloading. And you did not even need it on the previous model.

[@iampatrickmurphy]

Thank you for correcting me. I never pretend to know everything, and try to do all the research I can, but sometimes I miss the mark. Also, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@thisisritzy]

@@iampatrickmurphythats such a graceful reply. Props to you ❤

[@TiagoSProducions]

Hey I am a beginner. I don’t want to be messing around with the levels during a recording. I just want to plug in the phone and have good audio. This mic will be used in real estate so I will be using it inside empty and full houses as well as outside (with wind) What’s the best mic for this case? I don’t have time to be changing and monitoring the audio levels (I think it’s called gain)

[@iampatrickmurphy]

First of all, thank for watching and commenting!! I would purchase the Rode Wireless Me. I’ll add a link to the microphone here. a.co/d/d1Wpv7U

[@TiagoSProducions]

@@iampatrickmurphy Thanks for the reply. Can you explain why do you prefer Rode Pro instead of Dji Mic 2?

[@stratolestele7611]

I honestly don't get your hangup with logos. Of course, the manufacturer wants, the advertising, their presence known, or "audio sounds good, what's he/she using?". Frankly I'm so used to seeing the Rode mic/logo in shots, I just don't notice it. If it bothers you so much, take a black sharpie to it. 🙄

[@iampatrickmurphy]

That's ok. You don't have to get my hangups. Thanks for watching!

[@walkwithyan]

though i like rode's audio quality more than the dji's, i got the dji because of convenience. i have an old laptop and the rode central app wont upload there. 😅

[@iampatrickmurphy]

Well, that makes your choice easy, lol!! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@synesthesiafilms]

The Rhode is produced for fair wages in Australia, whereas Chinese products are sponsered by organharvesting politics. (Fu Lang Gong)

[@iampatrickmurphy]

Oh wow! Good for Rode!! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Josafs]

Uhmm as soon as I saw the Chat GPT Overlay… Yea you got the Sub! Good Stuff

[@iampatrickmurphy]

Thank you so much for the sub!