RODE Microphones VideoMic Pro Instruction Manual

Thank you for investing in the VideoMic Pro. When released the original VideoMic in 2004 it was the only microphone of its kind on the market. Just like many great innovations it was born from a personal need. At the time MiniDV cameras were the latest technology, offering consumers and independent fi lmmakers unprecedented freedom and creativity fo ...

Acoustic Principle: Line Gradient Polar Pattern: Super-Cardioid Frequency Range: 40Hz ~ 20 000Hz Frequency Range: (High Pass Filter) Selectable HPF @ 80Hz/12 dB/octave Variable Level: 3 position switch (-10 dB, 0 dB, +20 dB) Output Impedence: 200 Signal to Noise Ratio: 74 dB Equivalent Noise: 20 dBA SPL (A- weighted as per IEC651) Maximum SPL: 134 d ...

Specifi cations Frequency Response Polar Response dB re 1 V./Pa 10 0 -10 -20 -30 -40 20 Hz 100 1000 10 000 20 000 0˚ 90˚ 270˚ 180˚ -2.0 -20.0 -10.0 0.0 -2.0 -4.0 -6.0 -8.0 -10.0 -12.0 -14.0 -16.0 -18.0 -20.0 -22.0 -24.0 -25.0 dB rel. 1V/Pa +5.0 Frequency: 500 Hz: 1000 Hz: 2000 Hz: 8000 Hz: 14000 Hz: ...

*Online product registration required. Features • Compact, lightweight body • Broadcast recording quality • Condenser microphone • 9V battery powered - over 70 hours use (alkaline) • Integrated shock mounting • Integrated foam windshield • 3.5mm stereo mini-jack output (dual mono) • Two step high-pass fi lter (0, 80Hz) • Three positi ...

Powering the VideoMic Pro • The VideoMic Pro operates on a standard 9V battery (ANSI:1604A or IEC:6LR61). We recommend you use either Alkaline or Lithium batteries for the longest continuous operating time. • The VideoMic Pro will run continuously for over 70 hours with a good quality Alkaline battery. It is however important to understand that b ...

• To remove the cover, hold the sides of the cover with your thumb and third fi nger, and push up on the indentation with your index fi nger, then pivot the bottom of the cover away. • Insert the battery with the “-” negative terminal on top as shown above. The correct battery orientation is also shown on the inside of the battery cover. ...

• The VideoMic Pro incorporates a standard camera- shoe mount on the underside of the suspension shock mount. Designed to reduce motor and handling noise being carried through from the camera to the mic, the camera-shoe mount also has a 3/8” thread at the bottom to allow mounting on tripods and boompoles. • You will fi nd older model and low co ...

The VideoMic Pro has a small cable clip on the underside of the shockmount to secure the cable in place and prevent any unwanted movement noise. • The VideoMic Pro delivers a mic level signal to the video camera via a stereo mini jack audio lead. The mini jack should be connected to the camera via the camera’s “Audio-In” socket - refer to your ...

On/Off & High Pass Filter Switch • The power/HPF switch is located on the back of the mic body. The High Pass Filter (HPF ) is a low frequency cutoff setting, which you can use to remove rumble or other low frequency noise while recording. It will affect the tone slightly but in some situations it may be required. LED Power Indicator • The power ...