RØDE - RODECaster Pro - Black

This had made recording my podcast so much easier. I cohost the comedy podcast, We Family Son!! And this how reduced editing and uploading times exponentially. Sound quality is very good. And very easy to use. Everything is done on the RODECaster Pro. From intro and outro being saved to the soundboard. To adding new sounds in general. Using your phone to play audio or recording phone calls adds a lot of content for podcasts. Also allows for guest features. Allows up to 4 mics and headphones. Very compact and easy to transport. Has helped in the production to allow us to focus on promotion more. Transfers to your computer in mp3 format which makes it easy to upload to SoundCloud, which is what We use, and other base sites as well. Go follow us @ We Family Son!! On all platforms and Instagram to get a preview of the sound and features...and also if you love to laugh.

I love my Rodecaster Pro. I’ve only had it a few months, but am using it for 6 - 12 hours almost every day. Using it for commercial live, and pre-recorded broadcasting. I use most of its features, several mics, mix-minus phone calls, touch pads and more. So far it has exceeded my expectations. Love it.

Best purchase ever very helpful and easy to use worth the money

This audio interface is the best ever!!! Simple to set, simple to use, and super sophisticated with great features. My wife and I started our podcast in July, and we made the best decision. The price might be “expensive,” but it is worth every penny. Are you a podcaster or thinking about starting a podcast? Check out the quality of our podcast. Search for Shifting Perspective(s) podcast wherever you get your podcast. The cover art for our podcast is baby blue with white and yellow letters.

My new RODECasterPro system works great and it easily integrated through my ATEM Mini. Easy to learn, so many features, easy to set up. I use it on every video conference call, remote learning session, and during times when I just want to play and test other new things out.

I decided to sell my old mixer - frustrated by the limitations of recording my podcast interviews over the phone. The RodeCaster Pro makes it easy. Phone integration was the main reason I made this purchase but after living with the Rode for several weeks. I love the simplicity and the features (jingle pads) that make this tool fun.

I've been using the Rode Rodecaster Pro for the past few months. This is truly a revolutionary all-in-one podcasting solution device. I'm using 2 of the Rode PodMics for recording onto the Rodecaster. With all the various audio effects enabled, especially the APHEX Aural Exciter and Big Bottom, the Rodecaster makes my voice sound like Superman with a impressive radio broadcast voice. When the effects are turned off, I sound like just any other ordinary mortal with a microphone, it really is that noticeable of an improvement! The Rodecaster is very well built and designed. The LCD screen menu is easy to use and navigate, and there is so much extra functionality and customization built into the Rodecaster after you download the free firmware update. What I also like in particular are the built-in easy to use remote connection inputs to bring on a remote guest via a smartphone or USB connection. With the current pandemic and social distancing mandate, nobody is doing live in-person interviews, hence the ability to do remote guest interview recording is extremely useful. The built-in mix-minus functionality to eliminate the unwanted echo/reverb from doing remote call connection is a huge advantage. Plus the Rodecaster has built-in Bluetooth wireless remote connection to easily pair with your smartphone, simply press the Bluetooth button for wireless calling! This is a great deal if you consider that the upcoming new Zoom PodTrak P8 podcasting device costs an extra $49 for their optional Bluetooth adapter to add wireless calling. Make sure to purchase the optional $30 Rode SC9 TRRS 3.5mm AUX cable if you plan on doing remote smartphone calling with the Rodecaster. If you want to use the Rodecaster on-location you will also need to purchase the optional $20 Rode DC-USB1 DC to USB Power Cable, along with a sufficiently powerful external battery pack. If anyone is interested in hearing the audio comparison with the Rodecaster audio effects and APHEX turned on and off for a test comparison, check out my YouTube video I created. You can advance to the 23:31 time line to go directly to the audio comparison, otherwise watch the whole video for more details, link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eddrSZvthxc&t=138s&fbclid=IwAR1bpa4VfL0WulRVRDN8lwNVnN7Bg58oRLCU8WkZMfw5g6in53Mi_UPejNA

It's expensive but is great if you specifically want to record podcasts or something similar. Upgraded from a music oriented board where I didn't use most of it's features and it could only do part of what I needed. The RODECaster is very versatile and can combine when you want to record in person XLR, through the phone, and/or the computer like zoom. It is great at integrating all of these in any way you need. I will use it to go back to my mac to record in Audition or if I'm on location will use the micro SD drive to record direct to the board. It's little interface is highly useful and can customize each input more than just the volume sliders. I didn't really want to spend this much but is exactly the tool I needed.