[Unlisted] Making a Wireless Lavalier Microphone
🕑 Added 2017-12-08 01:56:52 +0000 UTC Hey all! Still have to clean up the cover, tags and description on this video! But don't let it stop you from watching! Just... don't share yet...Have fun!
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I was thinking to makeing my owne mixer to try to be able to make better sound to recordings. and was thinking to include Wireless microphones as well. But i can se her that it wont work.
Birdy num num
Zigbee.
BIIIIRDY Numnum! "The Party" with Peter Sellers. One of my first memories laughing my ass off at a movie...
John Bryant
Ken, Dave at EEV Blog has a whole series with one of the head designers at RODE about their design process that is amazing :)
Congrats and getting Rode Microphones to sponsor you next video...they have good sh*t! Maybe you can do a video on why their stuff works so well compared to why the cheap stuff is so crappy.
Should it be an audio Jill (not janet!).....you know Jack and Jill...
Man, you can sing!
Kommi
Well, I about died laughing. Great video as always and learned a lot about RF circuits!
Bahram Dahi
Nice one Mehdi.
Gustavo Goretkin
I thought most of the latency might be coming from the cellphone. Is it there when you use a traditional FM receiver? I'd be surprised if anything else in the pipeline could produce that much delay.
I love those FM transmitters. It's nice to see you playing with RF. =]
Congrats on the free swag! Can’t wait to see the next video; hope you get your audio ON POINT!
Jason Hoffman
Also, "Audio Janet" is totally right. That's your next t-shirt right there.
Jason Hoffman
Watch-you'll get a decent one and it will actively filter out the shorting capacitor zap sounds.