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Average Price: $200
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Description
Introducing the Røde Procaster, a dynamic microphone built for outstanding performance in any setting. This professional-grade mic is designed with the demands of broadcasting in mind, ensuring crystal-clear voice quality in every environment.
Thanks to its tight polar pattern and tailored-for-voice frequency response, the Røde Procaster excels in noise rejection, making it ideal in settings where ambient noise is a challenge. Whether you're recording podcasts or performing live, this microphone guarantees exceptional audio quality.
Based on Røde's popular Broadcaster microphone, the Procaster continues the legacy by delivering studio sound quality that has become an industry standard for on-air applications. This mic isn't just a workhorse, it's a thoroughbred, providing superior performance without compromising on durability with its rugged stainless steel body.
Key Features:
- Dynamic microphone with XLR connection
- Ultra-low noise for crystal clear audio
- Cardioid polar pattern with high 180-degree rejection
- Voice tailored low-cut filter for crisp voice reproduction
- Internal pop filter to reduce plosives
- Robust stainless steel body for longevity
- Outstanding ambient noise rejection
- Designed and manufactured in Australia
Owner's manual
Rode Procaster User ManualProduct specs
| Microphone Type | Dynamic |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Frequency Response | 75Hz-18kHz |
| Output Impedance | 320 ohms |
| Connector | XLR |
| Weight | 1.53 lbs. |
FAQs
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What is the primary use of the Rode Procaster microphone?
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The Rode Procaster is designed for professional broadcast-quality voice applications, making it ideal for podcasting, streaming, voice-over work, and radio broadcasting.
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What polar pattern does the Rode Procaster use and why is it important?
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The Rode Procaster features a cardioid polar pattern, which helps to isolate the main sound source while minimizing background noise, making it perfect for vocal applications in noisy environments.
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Is the Rode Procaster microphone suitable for musical instrument recording?
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While primarily designed for voice applications, the Rode Procaster can also be used to record instruments, offering versatility beyond just vocal recording.
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Does the Rode Procaster require phantom power?
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No, the Rode Procaster is a dynamic microphone and does not require phantom power, making it easy to use with most audio interfaces and mixers.
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What type of connector does the Rode Procaster use?
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The Rode Procaster uses a standard XLR connector, which is compatible with most professional audio equipment.
Videos
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Rode Podmic vs Rode Procaster Comparison (Versus Series)
Reviews
PROS
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Excellent build quality; feels like a metal pipe, durable
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Warm, pleasing sound quality for voice and instruments
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Effective off-axis sound rejection minimizes room noise
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No phantom power needed, easy to use
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Works well without needing much EQ or processing
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Comparable to more expensive microphones like SM7B, RE20
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Windscreen/foam cover significantly reduces plosives
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Good for a variety of applications: podcasting, music, voiceovers
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Heavy, implying long-lasting use
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Natural reproduction of both male and female voices
CONS
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Gain hungry, may require a preamp for optimal performance
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Sensitive to pop sounds; requires technique adjustment or additional pop filter
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No low frequency roll-off switch
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Can pick up handling noise without a shockmount
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Some users needed to move equipment (like UPS) to avoid low-level hum
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May require slight EQ adjustment for lower baritone voices
Critic Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 7 Ratings
324
Good Podcast Dynamic Microphone
Its been a few years since the time of corona searching for a good podcasting microphone and got this never looked back .. great dynamics & rejection for untreated rooms but you do need a pop filter for better rejection of plosives. the bass frequencies which is rolled off & missing makes you feel missing a tad bit but great for podcasts, streaming & zoom calls ... if at all you need a cloudlifter setup i use a Klark Teknik MIC BOOSTER CM-1 for higher gain , only drawback wish it would have been a bit darker like the SM7B's but no regret so far using it for more than 5 years solid piece of equipment
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In the comments of his Instagram post, Alain Johannes mentions using a Røde Procaster microphone.
In this video fluff demos the rode procaster mics. in this video he used them to mic up guitar cabs. He did this even though they are more known as a vocal mic. Fluff wanted to do this experement because upon research, he found that the mics have a very guitar friendly frequency response. He stated he did not expect much because they where vocal mics, but was plesantly surprised
In one part of the video, samus shows off his streaming setup. he uses a rode procaster mic. he has a second in case he as a guest such as his wife on stream
In an Instagram post, Vince Mindas is shown using the Røde Procaster microphone to record gang vocals for "Daddy Rock."
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