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Public Beta Firmware Version 2.1.2
Public beta firmware version 2.1.2 is now live! If you would like to take part in this public beta program, please download and install using the links below.
Beta firmware version 2.1.2 comes with MIDI support, new sound pad modes ('Profanity button' & 'Trash-talk' Mode) and the option to change the language across the companion app and RØDECaster Pro.
NOTE: This version of the firmware is a public beta and is not fully supported. As such, we don't recommend it for critical projects.
Download beta firmware version 2.1.2 here:
RØDECaster Pro Version 2.1.2B (Mac).zip
For help in setting up with the MIDI function in beta firmware version 2.1.2, check out the walkthroughs below:
For the new ASIO driver for Windows, see the below download file:
For help in setting up and using the new ASIO Driver for the RØDECaster Pro, see the walkthrough below:
Installing and Using the RØDECaster Pro Windows ASIO Driver.pdf
FAQs
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A.RØDE Connect is an ideal audio solution for podcasting and livestreaming with the NT-USB Mini, but can be used for a wide variety of recording applications, such as recording a voiceover.
Q.The NT-USB Mini is integral to the way the RØDE Connect functions. Many of the critical aspects of the software (such as the real-time monitoring, compressor, noise gate, APHEX processing, and low-latency recording capability) rely on the powerful internal digital signal processing carried out within the microphone.
The ‘System Channel’ will route any audio coming from the output of your computer system into the RØDE Connect mixer. This includes audio coming from audio players such as Spotify or iTunes, internet browsers, or any other apps on your computer. The ‘System Channel’ is useful for adding external audio elements from these sources to your recordings such as music beds, sound effects, pre-recorded audio, and more. To find out more about using the ‘System Channel’, check out the RØDE Connect Learning Hub.
A.‘RØDE Connect Stream’ is a dedicated output for routing the audio from RØDE Connect to streaming software like OBS or XSplit.
The ‘Virtual Channel’ is useful for connecting with and recording remote guests via communications apps such as Skype, Zoom and Google Hangouts. Simply select ‘RØDE Connect Virtual’ as the output device in the app to route the audio to the RØDE Connect mixer. To find out more about using the ‘Virtual Channel’, check out the RØDE Connect Learning Hub.
Q.There are many things you can do to get a clean recording with minimal spill between microphones. Try recording in the quietest place possible, ideally in a room with minimal reflective surfaces (such as floorboards). Place the microphones as far away from each other as possible, faced away from one another. Positioning each microphone less than six inches from you and your guests’ will also help to capture a clean signal (you may need to use a desk stand or studio arm like the RØDE DS1 or PSA1 to achieve this).
Q.As with all our products, we are actively looking at ways to improve and expand the capabilities of RØDE Connect, with the integration of other RØDE mics being a potential future feature. However, as many of the functions of RØDE Connect rely on the internal digital signal processing carried out within the NT-USB Mini, not all microphones will be able to interface with the software. Keep an eye out for future announcements regarding updates and feature expansions.
Q.If your computer doesn’t have enough USB inputs to accommodate the number of guests in your podcast, we recommend using a powered USB hub to connect your NT-USB Minis. This will ensure that each microphone receives enough power to operate correctly.
Q.Rode App
A.Yes, in addition to the ‘Virtual Channel’ you can use the ‘System Channel’ to connect with a second remote guest on a different communications app. To set this up, simply select ‘RØDE Connect System’ as the input and output device for the second app you are using. This will allow you to record both calls simultaneously on different channels.
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Q.Rose App
Yes. RØDE Connect has a dedicated output for streaming software such as OBS or XSplit. To route the audio from RØDE Connect to the software, simply select ‘Stream Input (RØDE Connect) on Windows or 'RØDE Connect Stream’ on Mac as the audio input in the software’s audio settings. To find out more about using RØDE Connect for livestreaming, check out the Livestreaming with RØDE Connect page on the Learning Hub