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VideoMic GO II

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Un Son Incroyable avec Facilité

Vous n'avez pas besoin d'être un expert en audio pour obtenir un son incroyable. Le VideoMic GO II fait tout le travail difficile pour vous. Doté de la même technologie de tube annulaire que notre VideoMic NTG, il offre un son riche et plein, parfait pour une large gamme d'applications d'enregistrement. C'est un microphone très directionnel, ce qui signifie qu'il se concentre sur ce vers quoi vous le dirigez tout en réduisant le bruit de fond, vous offrant un son professionnel et cristallin avec facilité.

Man crouching with camera mounted with VideoMic GO II

Small, Simple, Mighty

Weighing in at just 33 grams, the VideoMic GO II is compact and lightweight enough to take with you wherever you go. Perfect for use with compact cameras, mobile recording rigs, or on a desktop as a USB microphone for capturing high-quality audio anywhere. It has no complicated controls or switches and requires no batteries to operate – just pick it up, plug it in and go.

VideoMic GO II placed upright on white table

Un micro pour tous vos appareils

Le VideoMic GO II est conçu pour répondre aux besoins divers des créateurs de contenu d'aujourd'hui, offrant une compatibilité universelle avec tous vos appareils*. Utilisez-le avec votre caméra sur le terrain, votre téléphone en déplacement, ou comme micro de bureau USB pour le podcasting, le gaming, le livestreaming ou les appels vidéo – en mode USB, vous pouvez même débloquer un filtre passe-haut, un boost de haute fréquence ou un pad en utilisant RØDE Central. Une incroyable polyvalence pour une créativité maximale.

*Câbles supplémentaires requis pour connecter le VideoMic GO II aux ordinateurs et appareils mobiles via USB – appareils USB-C : SC16, SC17, SC18; appareils iOS (Lightning) : SC15, SC19.

Girl with computer setup using VideoMic GO II

Innovative HELIX™ Isolation Mount

HELIX™ is a groundbreaking isolation mount developed in-house by the RØDE team specifically for the VideoMic GO II. Featuring an innovative design expertly crafted to the exact specifications of the microphone, it provides superior protection from knocks, bumps and general handling, which can result in unpleasant rumbles in your recordings. It is also super low-profile, keeping your setup sleek while offering optimal acoustic performance. The mount features handy cable management slots, plus an attachment for your camera and a thread for mounting onto a boompole and other accessories.

VideoMic GO II with Helix mount

VideoMic GO II User Guide

Discover everything you need to know about using your VideoMic GO II here. This comprehensive user guide covers everything from getting started to accessing advanced features on your mobile or desktop device with the powerful suite of RØDE apps.

User Guide
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VideoMic GO II connected to RØDE Central

Spécifications

Foire aux questions

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Do I need to charge the VideoMic GO II?
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The VideoMic GO II runs off plug-in power supplied by the connected device and does not contain an internal battery, so it does not need to be charged.
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Yes, the VideoMic GO II is fully compatible with RØDE Connect, allowing you to connect up to four of the microphones to a computer, with complete control over the input level and audio processing.
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Most definitely! The VideoMic GO II features a USB-C audio output that allows it to be connected to computers and mobile devices and used as a fully featured USB microphone. When used in USB mode, the 3.5mm TRS output can be used to connect headphones for audio monitoring and playback.

Additional cables are required for connecting the VideoMic GO II to computers and mobile devices via USB, such as the RØDE SC16, SC17 or SC18 for devices with a USB-C input, or RØDE SC15, SC19 for iOS devices with a Lightning port (note: to use the VideoMic GO II with an iOS device, you must use the SC15 or SC19).

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When being used with a camera, the VideoMic GO II is designed to be a simple plug-and-go microphone with no controls or switches ensuring minimal fuss. You can use the manual gain control on your camera to adjust the input level if required.

When being used in USB mode, the input level and headphone volume can be adjusted from the computer or mobile device it’s connected to or with RØDE Central or RØDE Connect (computers), RØDE Central Mobile or RØDE Reporter (mobile devices). These apps can also be used to activate the high-pass filter, high-frequency boost, pad and other audio processing (RØDE Connect only).

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If you have an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning input, you will need the RØDE SC15 or SC19 (note: standard USB-C to Lightning cables will not work).


If you have a device with a USB-C input, such as an Android smartphone or iPad Pro, you will need a USB-C to USB-C cable like the RØDE SC16 or SC17.


You can also plug your VideoMic GO II into your smartphone or tablet using the 3.5mm output with the RØDE SC7 cable (available separately). Using the USB-C output gives you access to a host of features including headphone monitoring and access to advanced features using RØDE Central, so we highly recommend this option if possible.

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Yes, on the bottom of the VideoMic GO II’s cold shoe mount there is a 3/8” screw thread, allowing it to be mounted to boom arms such as the RØDE PSA1 and PSA1+, boompoles, tripods such as the Tripod 2, and microphone stands. You may need a thread adaptor to attach it to these accessories (we recommend the RØDE Thread Adaptor kit).
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The sliding rail is particularly useful for making sure the VideoMic GO II doesn’t protrude within the frame when using a very wide/ultra-wide lens and also allows it to be pushed forward in case it is blocking the viewfinder of a camera.
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When using the 3.5mm analog output, the peaks will depend on the gain setting in your camera, so you should use the audio meters on your device to monitor for peaks.

In USB mode, the VideoMic GO II utilises an internal preamp and A/D, so the LED will alert you to any loud peaks that may clip the input.

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Yes, you can do this within RØDE Central on PC or Mac computers, or by using RØDE Central Mobile or RØDE Reporter on iOS or Android devices. Please note that when the VideoMic GO II is being used with RØDE Connect, direct monitoring will always be on.
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The foam windshield is designed to mitigate moderate wind noise and plosives. You should also use it if the microphone is being moved (for example, on a handheld camera or boom arm), or if you are speaking directly into it. If it is mounted on a static camera in an indoor environment, you can remove it. The windshield features a high-quality open-cell design that is very acoustically transparent, so will not noticeably affect the performance of the microphone.

If you are using the microphone outdoors in a high-wind environment, we recommend using the WS12.

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Yes - if you are using the 3.5mm output, you can use any high-quality 3.5mm extension cable (but be aware that the longer the cable, the higher likelihood of interference from other electrical devices). We suggest using the RØDE VC1 or SC8 when mounting the VideoMic GO II on a boompole. You can also use the Wireless GO II for a wireless solution.


If you are using the USB output, be aware that very long USB cables or USB cable extenders can be problematic, and their performance may depend on the recording device being used. Use a high-quality USB extender, ideally an ‘active’ one, for best performance.


Note: RØDE cannot warrant the performance of the microphone when used with third-party cables.

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The pad function only operates when using the VideoMic GO II in USB mode. When using the 3.5mm analog output, you should use the gain control on your camera to ensure the recording level is not too high.