Are Rode microphones stereo?

The RØDE Stereo VideoMic is a high-quality stereo microphone designed for use with camcorders, DSLR cameras and portable audio recorders. A -10dB level attenuation (or PAD), selectable from the rear face of the microphone, allows recording of loud sound sources, such as live music or motorsport.

Is the Rode VideoMic go worth it?

The RODE Videomic GO is an excellent little microphone for jobs employing smaller cameras in run-and-gun situations. Though the range is limited and the quality falters past 3 feet, it does a very good job of maintaining the quality the original Videomic reaches within the shorter range.

Are Rode microphones worth it?

It’s ideal for a lot of video-centric applications, including recording dialogue or interviews, especially in noisy or outdoor environments. And after testing it, we can say that Rode has largely succeeded in its goal to deliver a transparent, broadcast-quality mic at a relatively low price.

Is the Rode VideoMic Pro+ worth it?

Rode VideoMic Pro+ Verdict Overall, the Pro+ is a good quality on-camera microphone. It’s a bit more convenient and practical than the original Pro as it saves time when shooting. We’ll definitely be using it a lot here for future videos.

What is the best rode VideoMic?

1) Rode Videomic Shotgun Microphone with Rycote Lyre Mount (Model: VIDEOMICR)

Is VideoMic go stereo?

The Rode VideoMic Go uses a super-cardioid directional recording pattern. If you do want true stereo recording you will have to check out the Stereo VideoMic or the new Stereo VideoMic X, both will cost more.

What is the difference between rode VideoMic Pro and Pro Plus?

The Pro Plus is a new and improved version of the popular VideoMic Pro. It looks similar from the outside (although, the pro is quite a bit smaller), but has some much-needed upgrades like automatic power switching. The Pro Plus will turn on when plugged into the camera or switch itself off when unplugged.