THIS is why my Motovlog Helmet setup is better than yours…

[@chaseontwowheels]

If you guys are looking to start motovlogging or make your current setup better I'm working on something BIG! Sign up here and I'll keep you in the loop when it's ready: bit.ly/c2wcomingsoon Here are all my dirty little secrets to getting some of the best video and audio while riding a motorcycle. Hope this helps you guys improve your vids! Everything you need Easy Set up - Electrical Tape for Vents - amzn.to/4chGCYw - JB Weld ClearWeld Quick Setting Epoxy for Camera Mount - amzn.to/49Qy7lQ - Cardo Bluetooth Communicator - cardosystems.rfrl.co/q9d12 - DJI Osmo Action 4 - bit.ly/C2WAction4 - Insta360 Ace Pro - www.insta360.com/sal/ace-pro?INRQR02 - Purple Panda Mic - amzn.to/4abyhUB - Osmo Action 4 Cage - amzn.to/4auEnQf Pro Set Up - Expensive Mic Chase uses: amzn.to/4adZ9n4 - Rode Wireless Pro - amzn.to/3Tz1L9h

[@chiefyy710]

Huge huge props for recommending those two cameras and not the other one

[@scottforti3194]

But the “other one” looks better than both in daytime lmfao

[@RioRides]

Even normies know now that that other one overheats.

[@adrianborinsky2989]

But useless when your files will always be corrupt or the camera stops due to overheating lo. I hate my hero 9 black ​@@scottforti3194

[@RioRides]

@@YammiePro It is and I still own DJI stuff.

[@stavrozinio]

@@RioRides I use mine on external battery, stays on whole day and I just press the REC. That way, no freezes, no overheats.

[@darrylm79]

OC - Chase - You have been doing this for 13 years, and you're STILL trying to improve. You're still trying to make every video a little better than the last one. That's awesome. Thanks for always putting out the coolest content you can. It's been a fun ride watching your channel grow and you grow as a person as we all live vicariously through you.

[@chaseontwowheels]

Thanks for that comment. I'm not one to just be content with what I got and always wanna do better so I plan on continuing to do so!

[@rijden-nu]

@@chaseontwowheels OC? More like OG :)

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

Trust me on this…. If just recording your own voice and bike and not trying to record all headset audio and your riding buds, all you need is one mic placed inside the helmet. Don’t bother with a mic by the exhaust, you’ll have to edit the volume way down.

[@ViciousXUSMC]

@@GIZZMOTORSPORTS I tried a few things and for exhaust having a mic in my bag was best. Blocks the wind, and picks up the exhaust.

[@maxdwe711]

How to record all headset audio?

[@evase3]

Hey man. I love your comment. That gives me a perspective. So I just want my mic to pickup my exhaust sound and I do not want to only record my voice. I barely speak, with that being said do you still recommend placing it in the helmet?

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

@@evase3the mic off the cam in helmet has good overall bike sounds, exh, engine etc. The helmet shields all kinds of horrible wind noise.

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

@@maxdwe711there are a few ways, the most modern is from a Bluetooth connection to the sena/cardo but the audio isn’t as clear as hardwired. To hardwired you split the signal going to the headset speaker, 1 side goes to speaker and the other to the camera. If your camera can record stereo run another mic for in helmet audio. Single channel mics only record the over noise cancelled headset audio. It’s a bit of trial and error to get the audio levels good.

[@quentin.aventure]

For a better audio quality and simpler setup, just use the DJI mic 2. It will allow you to keep the waterproof property of the action cam by not plugging in anything to it since the DJI mic 2 connects to the action 4 via bluetooth + records a backup internally in case the bluetooth connection impact your audio quality. That will save you some bucks, allows you yo record on more extreme conditions and it leaves you with a quality that could be considered as good or even better than the rode mic.

[@ElProfeMoto]

Chase, try the DJI mic2, it doesn’t requiere the receiver, just the transmitter.

[@jamesmaclennan5276]

This is what I use! I glued the magnet to the bottom of the cheek pad and have the mic 2 transmitter on the outside of the helmet. I then use a wired mic that runs inside the helmet. I swap my Osmo action between chin, mounted and handlebar, mounted and always have direct audio.

[@ElProfeMoto]

@@jamesmaclennan5276 can you show me what you did?

[@worldrider]

Yeah, that's what I'm using and have a detailed vid showing how I do it wirelessly. There's a link in my other comment above!

[@mr_mel]

I was legit looking for motovlogging setups yesterday. & u drop this today. Looking forward to setting mine up one day

[@chaseontwowheels]

If you were looking into motovlog setups you might be interested in our big project that we are currently working on. You can find more here: bit.ly/c2wcomingsoon

[@DynoFusion]

All that on a ruroc

[@duff8402]

Absolutely not a big deal with this lightweight stuff like this, but if the epoxy ever does become an issue for you, it's because you're mixing it on cardboard. The cardboard can absorb some of the properties of the epoxy and make it less of a pure mixture. Again, I doubt you'll ever have issues but something to think about if you ever use epoxy for something heavier. Unrelated to this video, but that's why some folks have trouble with body filler on car bodywork. Enjoyed the video man!

[@benmarcotte7013]

Hey man, been watching you for years! Just wanted to say how much I still love your videos!! I know the Moto-Vlog space is rough right now, but I’m still here for it!! I wold love a new series, I miss stuff like the adventure series the most. Not focused on the bikes themselves but the crazy shit you can get into on a motorcycle! Keep up the good work man!!

[@GlennyRides]

Adventures is what its all about!

[@chaseontwowheels]

Trust me dude I wanna get a T7 and go explore random stuff still. T7 = Bigger WR250x

[@olmanzomby7718]

Sweetness! I just bought Osmo Action 4 for my vlog helmet and thanks to you, I have a better direction for even a better setup! Thanks, bro!

[@Photogromer]

Nice. I’d get a black 3.5mm for the wireless mic receiver to the osmo action 4 and maybe a right angle mic adapter for the wired version to keep the wire from sticking out so much, besides that some cool new options shown here. Thanks

[@chaseontwowheels]

Yea I agree with that. I will say Im kinda loving the yellow because I never loose it. haha

[@motoguy1]

Why is the 3.5mm required from the wireless receiver to the Action 4? Doesnt the receiver have a USB C output as well? I'm buying gear now, and it seems avoiding the adapter will save $50 if using the Rode Pro system.

[@Atopper]

OC. For the exhaust lav mic, use one with a 130spl level or better. The Sennheiser lav's that we both use have been the best I found. I personally run the Dji Action 4 with the Dji Mic 2 that wirelessly connect but always overlay the 32bit recording (I have a video showing why for those mics). The two biggest reasons I chose the Dji mics over the Rode mics are, 1) the Action4 is weather sealed. 2) I can detach the camera while riding (not recommended) for hand held shots or to switch between my helmet & handlebar mounts. Thank you for helping the motovlog community!

[@chaseontwowheels]

Definitely a good option but the DJI Mic 2 doesn't have a screw in type cable for my lapel that I use so I went with the Rodes because of that.

[@Atopper]

That is true & a bummer on Dji’s part. I haven’t had any issues using the locking Sennheiser mic with the non locking Dji mic but I do loop the cable around & underneath the clip for extra security.

[@damfino]

You can get the same locking effect on the DJI Mic 2 by running the cable under the clamp. There is even a groove for the wire. Also no need for the cage and audio adapter. The Mic 2 will connect to the Osmo Action 4 wirelessly.

[@Atopper]

Correct! The Dji Action 4 & Mic2 is by far the best wireless motovlog setup in my opinion.

[@quentin.aventure]

@@Atopper It is

[@Sree.vikash]

- First setup can be lot clearner with a short type c mic - Osmo 4 action can connect directly in camera to dji wireless mic, don t need a wireless receiver for that

[@thomasolson8417]

You just convinced me not to go into motovlogging. 😂

[@ralliant5941]

The title is enough to make me not watch him again I've paused it to comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KwatshMoto]

Eventually your helmet has more tech than the iron man helmet. You will run into so many obstacles to figure out. But it’s worth the effort. And then you finally start your first hour of recording and you forget to switch on the audio receiver. Happened to me . Just embrace the chaos

[@manybikes]

This is rad. The 2nd audio backup is epic. I've got so much footage with shot or missing audio that this would have saved. I've been using the Purple Panda for years... (4 of them since 2017) and Sony prior to that. Looks like I'll need to pick up some epoxy... that's my missing piece. Thanks Chase! 🎉 oh... I'm still using the original Osmo Action because it has been flawless for more than 5 years! Looking at the Ace Pro now...

[@Milsparro]

I've been running your setup from like 8 years ago, gotta watch this!

[@ViciousXUSMC]

I am not a moto vlogger but I just got a new helmet so maybe I will convert my old one into a dedicated recording setup. I have the Rode Pro already, Sen microphone already, my action cam broke but I like using a 360 cam anyways. I usually dont mess with connecting the reciever just record to the transmitter and sync in post, but if your starting/stopping a lot of clips I can see having the audio feed could help with that. I like your audio mix idea, I use that when I record events I'll mic a room, and the talent so I can mix in post. The most crazy setup would be if I could actually find a way to record with my Rode NT-SF1 its a Ambisonic microphone so I can record a 360 video and actually bind the audio to full 360 so the sound moves with you as you look around, up down left and right full 360 audio. But that microphone is extremly wind noise sensitive. Could still rig up Binaural micrphones with a backpack though. So have Voice be mono and Ambient be Binaural would give a good effect of "being there" like in your helmet.

[@ROOSTER_22]

YES, CHASE, BUT IF YOU GET DJI MIC 2 IT'S CONNECT VIA BLUETOOTH ON THE CAMERA AND TUCK INSIDE THE HELMET AND USE YOUR MIC PLUS THE CAMERA I'LL BE WATERPROOF + RECORDS TOO AND IS THE SAME QUALITY AS RODE MIC

[@S2keyz]

Yes but the quality on the wireless is muuuuuuch better

[@quentin.aventure]

Exactly this

[@quentin.aventure]

​@@S2keyz DJI Mic 2 also have a receiver if needed and records internally, so anyway it would take much less space using the DJI stuff

[@S2keyz]

@@quentin.aventure i have both so i can say dji mic 2 option better, less cables

[@GlennyRides]

OC-Talk about giving it a 110%. This puts my setup to shame 🤣 Looks good buddy, stay safe out there and bring on 2024!!!

[@rodrigo2w]

I am glad to say that I based my channel name on chase's channel name! Just because I love to live on two wheels and also love and learn a lot watching his videos, good fan. About the go pro camera position, my favourite and the best way in my opinion is by fitting it upside down on the helmet front chin so I have better angle ajustment options to great video takes with wide view to the audience! God bless you all.

[@ktg612]

Closing that front vent was a game changer for me.

[@TiroxSnapJack]

totally agree

[@steev182]

I remember some of your early videos where the mic messed up (especially back with that horrible GoPro USB-C - 3.5mm adapter). I think I recommended getting a zoom audio recorder to handle the audio - which would've been a pain to sync back in post. So the back up recordings straight on the Rode is great, and even while you were talking about installing the transmitter I was going "YOU CAN PUT THE OTHER ONE ON THE BIKE ITSELF TOO AND HAVE AMAZING AUDIO!"

[@Blottski]

Really love getting some insider tips on this stuff. My only issue with your particular setup is you don’t quite get enough of that sweet sweet moto sound from the exhaust/engine. Edit on further review I see you are addressing this with the “pro” setup. Haha hell yeah Chase.

[@marioplessers]

Thx Chase, the wireless audio receiver is a real eye opener. Because I want to do some vlogging to.

[@R1DEOUT]

I like the way you showed how to mount the transmitter to the back of the helmet, I was trying to figure out where to mount it or even put it in my pocket and fish it from there. But this right here helped out a ton. Appreciate this video. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@ParadiseBiker]

Cant wait to ditch my Gopro 😒. Contemplating on the Ace Pro & DJI Action 4 🤔

[@SLO-Ride]

I use a replacement, 6" gaming mic. It's perfectly long enough to come from the camera (GoPro), and under the chin guard. I poke four tiny holes in the wind block hard piece that is at the inside front of the chin guard. These let me use two tiny zip ties to secure the mic centered on my mouth, and slightly below my lips. With a foam cover, the mic pics up just a little wind noise, and the "P-P-P" while talking. With a cat butt, there is no extra noise, but it tickles my nose :) I have no extra wire, and no need to wrap wire around and around the camera mount, leaving me a clean set-up. I also use the Chin Mount brand of camera base, as it has a larger "foot" that conforms and adheres to the helmet.

[@JoeL-td9bx]

Nice vid thank you. Better microphone options include the Cardo with Ace Pro, which is cheaper and more accessible for those who already have a Cardo.

[@chiefyy710]

If you want bike audio this won’t work… I use this and it works fine unless I want bike audio or to listen to music

[@PokerMuppet]

Very good video... I'd add that if it was me, I would add a 90 degree 3.5mm adapter to the mic connection so it pointed down rather than out to the side. It would make for a much neater connection, keeping the cable closer to the device rather than looping out like that in the first set up.

[@btgmoto]

A two mic wireless setup is how I've been doing my best sounding videos. Every bike is different though, so I've had some hits and some misses. Sometimes it's airbox induction that sounds best, others it's the exhaust. I use the DJI Mic setup tho. Good video though, I watched the whole thing.

[@RideWithDanger]

Awesome and informative bro! I think I learned something that I will be using in the future to improve my setup!

[@admireinspire]

I've had great success with the purple panda but I always thought there was something I was missing and that sennheiser mic seems like the ticket. I also like the functionality of that rode recorder if it auto balances around your volume because screaming can clip if you're already pushing to the edge of the recorder which I do with my tascam. Great video sir🫡

[@MsAnto20]

Thanks bro your info, make me still passion on motovlog although in low budget, best regards

[@siddjay2855]

You're awesome for this. I think the cost of this is worth the sacrifice. Thanks a bunch

[@Smallbore2wheels]

OC: I would love to see a secondary rider use the second transmitter to see how it would hold hold up with traffic. In the end the audio would still work since even if the wireless part fails, it would be recording on board.

[@advmike]

OC Love the detail, Chase. I've been using the DJI Osmo Acion 4 with the DJI Mic 2 to eliminate wires. Still dialing in my setup but I think I might be able to get away without a lav by just attaching the mic pack in the front of the Bell MX-9 helmet.

[@Rhoenschrat]

On the Ace Pro you can also adjust the mic level. It's in the settings menu under general and then external microphone.

[@edsky7]

OC thanks for the tip. I started last year making videos for fun and started with the GoPro 10 and DJI mic. And because of you I have modified my ruroc 2.0 and now the 4.0 with inspiration from you 😂 so keep op the good work.

[@streetsandpeaks3013]

Great video! Thank you! I’ve been making videos for years but switching from tuner cars to bikes is a game changer in the audio world. I am running the GoPro 12 Pro Black and the latest Rode Wireless Me (the one with a mic in the receiver and the transmitter). I have yet to make a published video with the new helmet set up but so far the auto gain and dual mic set up opens the door for clear audio and engine / exhaust noise on my Streetfighter V2. (*I actually fit the transmitter under my cheek pad in my Shoei and curious to see how it goes without a separate vlogging mic - my bike is loud AF!) Next goal has to be to clean up the look though… your helmet set up is definitely better than mine was, but mine will be clean and stealthy. Thanks for this! 🤘🏼

[@RioRides]

Best Setup: DJI Action Camera + DJI wireless mic + lavalier mic, 1 wireless mic in backpack/jacket, 1 wireless mic slides into an 'accessory shoe' glued to your helmet. 1 single wire coming from the helmet's lavalier mic into the dji wireless microphone. Best setup. No wires to the camera. Magnetic release. Easy removal of mic + camera. DJI Wireless Transmitter -10 to -12 db, DJI Wireless Microphone levels -10 to -12 db. Mixdown/Consolidate audio in post from stereo to mono. Left channel (Voice) + Right Channel (Engine) , and mess w/ it till u get the sound u like. Downsides: DJI Camera + Wireless transmitter is NOT waterproof. You can still ride in light rain, but the second the side piece comes off to plug the wireless transmitter in, is when you compromise the water proofing...

[@worldrider]

@RioRides Exactly what I do, perhaps you saw my video on this setup!! :)

[@RioRides]

@@worldrider yes, it was from you :) I stole your idea from this video: "My Wireless Motovlog Setup & Test Ride w/DJI Mic + RØDE Lavalier Microphone-Riding The World Ep 128"

[@RioRides]

@@worldrider In a few years, I hope the action cameras will support wireless connecting to both microphones for a left+right channel (DJIs pocket vlogging camera can do this right now, connect to 2 dji wireless mics). Until then , Im still rocking the dji mics with the receiver to have the left + right channel mics.

[@worldrider]

@@RioRides I agree! I have the DJI Pocket, and the DJI mic integration is spot on. It's just ridiculous that you have to physically connect a mic or receiver to the camera-it's too cumbersome! I'll be they solve that problem soon!

[@worldrider]

@@RioRides Thanks, man. I'm glad you're using that setup and it's working for you! Thanks for sharing the video, and keep vlogging wildly and riding safe! Cheers!

[@beebee-up6ps]

Dang someone finally using the rode dual for exhaust and mic, same here :)

[@Jmbo65]

Like a lot in this group I have just set up the DJI Action 4 with Mic2 no wires bit of metal plate works a treat still get some wind noise around 70mph but I think that’s the Ruroc 4 which is causing it😎😎

[@spitescorner]

That pro set up is sweet. Extree but sweet. I love the idea of wireless audio into the detachable camera. Might have to do some thieving😉

[@chaseontwowheels]

Im working on a wireless version of this video coming next!

[@yveslaurier950]

The AcePro can adjust the recording level. Go to "Settings", "General", "External Mic Gain", then you can go from -18 db to + 6 db.

[@YogaSido]

Thankyou! I'll install my mic like what you did in this video. It s suck for me who motovlog touring around city without any sound that out from my mouth.

[@underthedrone2735]

You can simplify this even more with the DJI Mic 2 and Action 4 using bluetooth pairing. No wires. Glue some rare earth magnets in the chin piece of the helmet to attach the Mic 2. Done. You might even be able to use the Insta360 X3 and Ace Pro the same way.

[@datdudeinred]

You can add another rode receiver & attach a mic near exhausts & mix those 2 audios in post. I'm not kidding I wrote this comment 10sec before you mentioned exactly what I was thinking 😂

[@RidingandWrenching]

Thanks for sharing! I will test your setup and hope to be able to make high quality riding videos too.

[@SportbikeManiac]

OC-Thank you! Please do camera settings video!

[@SinJabonEnLaBoca1]

“The best audio I was able to achieve is with the “Rode Wireless ME”. I put it directly inside the helmet and the sound is excellent. The Rode ME is very different from the others because it manages to capture clean audio when it’s in front of the mouth.”

[@chiefyy710]

I’ve been trying to figure out the best possible way to get my voice and my bike sound. This may solve it with an almost $400 price tag.. thanks chase!

[@AntaresSQ01]

You don't need a mic adapter for the DJi Action 4 if you use a USB-C mic

[@UnstableAdrianHD]

ive been around this channel for 13 years :)

[@ReezMotovlog]

You can set the db for external mics with the ace pro. Its in the settings. Mine is set to -12db and works great

[@MotoIB]

OC: great helmet and the setup. I was thinking of doing the same but with the DJI Mic 2 with the DJI action 4. The new mic can Bluetooth to the camera and it has 32bit flot. Can't wait see how the audio will come out with the two mics.

[@BlueHippoMoto]

Always one giant step ahead on these camera / sound setups another excellent crash helmet set up video , Thank you 🙏

[@gtrs4ever]

Instead of WB weld because it's permanent. I use Shoe Goo, it's very strong and can be removed.

[@frankmoralesiii6908]

I've been Motovlogging since 2018 - nothing fancy. I've been using GoPros but they are very finicky. I was out riding today with four Gopros on my bike and they kept turning off. And one of my GoPro hero eights is now cycling on and off constantly So I'm looking at maybe getting some of those DJI action cameras . Thanks for giving me some great ideas with this video

[@teapotone]

Hi Chase, just for your info, you can (and have to) adjust the mic gain in the insta360 Ace Pro. Stock it's quite hot, at least for me, so I reduce the gain by -12db in the camera👍

[@HarschTier2]

That's such a pro set up! I currently use a chin mount that I can strap in and out, so not as high level as the DIY one you made. Might try with my old Shoei someday. By the way, you mentioned the Ace Pro lack of mic level, but in my camera I can actually set the dB level without problem. I have the latest firmara though. And I also own the DJI action 4 but I had several audio issues in the past with microphones and I just don't trust it anymore. Good camera for the large FOV but not as reliable and all-rounder as the Insta360.

[@ioandragulescu6063]

@3:32 I guess priorities differ. As a casual rider who occasionally films rides I went for a super cheap tent guyline tether that I loop around the helmet strap.

[@AnirudhHu]

Look at Hollyland Lark series of wireless mics, and you own't need the extra 3.5mm cable up front, it'll just plug in using the USB-C.

[@KiwiMoto72]

thx- i did your. exact setup but standard helmets won’t allow the visor up and down too well with this setup, so i’m looking at the helmet you have here. I also find the cardo mic setup to be so good now, that it’s worth running a separate recorder for engine noise then adding them together in the edit process btw

[@awanbiker]

Well, your setup looks great, but I see so much cable still there. I think you should try the DJI Mic 2 standalone version. It is connected to Action 4 via Bluetooth, and you do not need any cables. The best thing is the fully waterproof setup👍

[@TiroxSnapJack]

OC - Perfect timing Chase. I am just about to install my set up for my 1st ever . fyi...have not been getting any of your videos recommended or presented to me by youtube.

[@chaseontwowheels]

This is why we have an email list now because we can't trust YT. Good luck on that setup!!

[@yaitsred]

I found it easier to just use the transmitter mounted inside the chin guard. I use a dead cat on the transmitter, and it’s positioned up against the cheek pad.

[@Methendis]

OC sick to see this setup, hope to get the chance to do this one day

[@gassemo239]

So the wireless mic is what you need when using a modular helmet ?

[@synonyx]

Thanks Chase, gives me an idea what to do next! Bonus is I already have the Rode Pro Wireless setup.

[@chaseontwowheels]

If that’s the case you’re most of the way there.

[@santiago-xd8771]

The reason the Gopro mount is taped on with 3m tape is SAFTY. When its glued on with strong AB glue, its stops rotation during a crash.

[@rostfomin]

This is a great setup! Thanks for mentioning the rode system, I'm already considering it. What about riding in the rain though? Adding the mic adapter removes the waterproofing of the camera and I'm not sure the rode mic is waterproof either

[@TravelOverHappiness]

I've been looking for this option, thanks for sharing.

[@BrandonBicasso]

Absolute slick set up with the rode mics.

[@chaseontwowheels]

Thanks man. I've been super happy with it so far. They also work AMAZING for my talk to camera stuff. Couldn't suggest a better audio kit for a KZbinr right now.

[@OnlyDeik]

Wouldnt be the DJI Mic 2 the better solution?

[@LetMeCook86]

Nice demo! Yellow cable is sloppy tho, could easily slip in front of the lense and ruin everything! 😂

[@Hugoensuisse]

Dji mic 2 on Osmo action 4 without the receiver on the camera. Lighter and better combo than rode

[@Jonasegway]

My Sena headset method also works with the Rode wireless mics/and Dji's wireless mics. With those, I only use the rode wireless mics with my Motovlog if I am recording with one of my 360° action cameras only. What I do is use the 3.5mm camle from the Sena along with that Rode SC3 and plug it into my Rode wireless Go II and then clip the microphone of the rode to my riding jacket. I have cages with cold shoe mounts for all of my cameras so I will typically mount the reciever to the cage and plug it into the camera....This way....if I dismount the bike and are motovlogging, all I have to do is unplug the cables from the Sena and I automatically get to continue recording using the transmitter from my collar. It's a seamless connection while vlogging from the helmet to handheld 😉. Have any questions? ask away and don't forget to like his video as these videos do take alot of time to edit and record.

[@mortaljorma69]

Just save the fuzz and get dji mic 2. It provides as great sound quality.

[@bet]

The only higher quality would be strapping a Neuman u87 microphone and a preamp / audio interface on top of your head

[@JayJankulovski]

Sick video man! There were some tips in here that I haven't ever thought of that are SICK! Also you can set the output gain on the Ace Pro :) I have mine set to -12db

[@JCUTMoto]

Ace pro also have a gain adjustment

[@MargusMoto]

I just have to hide mic behind the cheek-pad. With it being right in front of my mouth it picks up way too much of my breathing. I don't quite understand how it is not the case for others. I am not a mouth-breather and I don't feel like I have abnormally loud breathing, but still - that's the case.. +1 for using black electrical tape! Love that stuff from the day one. Though I use Sugru to attach the GoPro to the helmet and block up the vents. Still getting tons of wind noise in the mic though. Likely because the darn Nexx helmets look better than they are made quiet.. You win some, you lose some, I guess :D

[@IAMAYESHAJAE]

I am that girl whose quality sound is awful…but, I am new to this KZbin stuff so I believe I have some grace….but, I am greatful for all the teachers on this platform! ❤

[@FaysalMotovlogs]

Good work, Motovlogging is tuff task and setting up helmet for good voice recording and Audio is needs different Rnds to conclude better

[@BikerKev]

Thanks for the recommendations I’ve just ordered myself the purple panda mic from Amazon hopefully it’s as good as you say

[@mikenje5409]

Thanks so much for sharing all this info. Much Appreciate and great channel 👍

[@PMKSWORLD]

Great video bro 👆 I like how you blocked the vents with the tape, which I'm going to do to my ruroc helmet now. great tip!

[@alotl1kevegas860]

Wow, I didn't know about the gain feature on the action 4. I may have to switch teams and get one.

[@r3dknight932]

So two mics one for cardo and one for cam? That's what I was confused about... Thanks for clearing it out

[@iskandarkhamis]

Use Action 4, combine it with DJI Mic 2 transmitter only by bluetooth connection. Boom. No wires or cables. The camera still in waterproof state.

[@hagnbike]

Have you tried the instamic bluetooth microphone? I haven't used it much yet, but after a few first tests, it works exceptionally well and saves you all the wires. It connects via bluetooth to the camera (it mimics being AirPods). It works quite fine with my Insta360 ONE RS. (However, it refuses to pair with the ONE X2, but there are reports that it works with the X3)

[@zone07]

You know how I got rid of the wind noise in my helmet 15yrs ago when we used stick the camera in our helmets (ala M13)? I put clear tape over the mic; that's it. People thought I was doing voiceovers. My videos are now unlisted but can be found in a playlist on my home page. KZbin downgraded them to 480p 😒

[@chaseontwowheels]

Yea days were different back when. Glad to be making these videos now with all the upgraded equipment we have. Makes like much easier than when I started.

[@kuyatwinsir]

I like your style of helmet setup... Additional subscribers here from Philippines...i wish to have 1 also from you sir...

[@ixmalice]

Thank you so much for the video man! I'm a huge fan of the informative videos and your knowledge is very valuable :)

[@TwoTubesADV]

Nice set up, trying something along the same lines myself.

[@TwoWheelTrigger]

Good video. I get a lot of compliments on my audio but I’m doing mine slightly different. I’ll check out the rode audio wireless pack.

[@JohnWi11is]

So the Rodemic mounted externally to the back of the helmet records your voice perfectly without wind noise or anything?? Amazing video BTW loved it!

[@MITZMOTOMNL]

Great video! I like the CFMOTO shirt, so cool! That XO Papio is awesome. be safe, ride safe..

[@chipm2544]

Good work. Thank you for sharing your technique. Just a note, you say the cameras were sent to you. Does that mean they were given to you by the companies or did you purchase them? Kind of vague. Bias is my concern. If they were given to you, then bias is present or potentially present, either way not a true objective analysis. Just a thought to share. It is said that if a pharmaceutical salesperson gives you even a free cheap pen, bias is or can be present.