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Rode Procaster Broadcast-Quality Dynamic Microphone
Key Features
- Tailored for Vocal Capturing
- Cardioid Polar Pattern
- Internal Shock Mounting
- Internal Pop Filter
The Procaster Broadcast-Quality Dynamic Microphone from Rode is designed for capturing speech in broadcast radio, voice-over recording, podcasts, and similar applications. It features a tight cardioid polar pattern and tailored frequency response that result in optimum speech reproduction without off-axis noise. The all-metal construction, internal pop-filter, and internal shockmount further minimize handling noise and contribute to the microphone's durability. The package includes a microphone stand mount and a zip pouch.
does this come with shock mount?
does this come with shock mount?
No, the Rode Procaster does not include a shock mount. However, the RM2 stand mount is included. Rode's PSM1 Shockmount (B&H # ROPSM1) is available separately.
Date published: 2018-12-24
plan to pair with Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen ...
plan to pair with Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen to record personal projects for youtube and music. is a fet/lifter necessary?
Yes, it is recomended to use a Cloud Lifter or Triton FetHead with this mic.
Date published: 2021-03-15
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How close do you have to be to the mic when recording vocals?
The manual says 2 inches or less. I agree -- voices are awesome at that distance and background sounds minimized or eliminated.
Date published: 2019-01-12
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Does this kit come with shock mounts for the mics?
The Procaster ships with a standard stand mount. Shock mounts are not included with this kit.
Date published: 2018-08-26
question
Will I need a cloudlifter to get good sound out of this mic? I was planning on using it with a Focusrite Scarlette Solo.
I use the Procaster with my H4n Pro recorder for podcasts and voiceover work, and, for me, no preamp is needed. I speak relatively softly, so I have the mike level set fairly high on the H4n Pro -- 85-90 (out of 100), and that regularly hits -12 on the meters, which sounds perfect. I LOVE this microphone!
Date published: 2020-08-11
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Can I use this mic to record vocals for music? Im curious.
Absolutely! Large diaphragm dynamics require a bit of gain, so you might want to use a mixer or a gain booster of some sort. But these types of microphones work great with aggressive vocals, especially rock vocals. The key is to remember that every microphone sounds different on every source. But I've used this in my studio on a lot of different sources, including song vocals.
Date published: 2019-01-12
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I know this mic has an internal pop filter, but does anyone use an external as well? If so, what are you using?
The Procaster is an excellent mic. and the internal pop-filter seems to function extremely well. However, I purchased an Auray PFN-6 which I use with my some of my other microphones.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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What kind of cord should I purchase with the Rode Procaster Broadcast Quality Dynamic Microphone to connect with my Zoom H5?
I went with the Kopul Premiere Quad Pro XLR Cable 5000 Series- 10ft
Date published: 2018-08-27
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