I normally tape these on so that they’re fully hidden, but most of them come with a clip.
A great alternative to seeing the Wireless Go Transmitter.
" If you're gonna use the rode wireless go, I talked about the other day, you can also use a lapel mic with it too, while we don't need our dead cat. So I'm gonna pop that off and there's a little jack that we could plug the lapel mic into right there. And there we go. I got my iPhone across the room, my wireless go in my pocket, and my lapel mic is delivering this audio to you now.
I'll see you tomorrow."
This is a practical tip for enhancing audio quality in videos. Using a lapel mic with the Rode Wireless Go is a smart way to capture clear, professional audio, especially in situations where you might be moving around a lot or in a noisy environment. The setup you described allows for more flexibility in terms of distance from the recording device, which can be particularly useful in a variety of recording scenarios. Remember, good audio is just as important as good video for creating engaging content. Thanks for sharing this handy advice, and looking forward to tomorrow's tip!
