RODE Microphones VideoMic NTG Bedienungsanleitung

VideoMic™ NTG

VideoMic NTG

USER GUIDE & SUPPORT

The VideoMic NTG is RØDE's most versatile VideoMic ever. ringing the signature

broadcast-quality sound of the NTG shotgun mic range to a compact, feature-packed

VideoMic, it's the perfect audio solution for every kind of content creator.

Here's everything you need to know about using your VideoMic NTG.

Features

1 USB Output

2 Cable Management

3 Sliding Rail

4 In-Built Battery & Auto- ower

5 3.5mm Output with Auto-sensing

6 Rycote Lyre Shock Mount

7 EQ Control

8 ower/Function Button

9 Infinitely Variable Gain Control

The Power/Function utton

The first button on the VideoMic NTG manually turns the mic on/off and doubles as a

function button to engage the -20dB pad and safety channel.

To manually turn the mic on or off, press and hold this button for three seconds.

The VideoMic NTG also has a handy auto-power feature. By default, it will

automatically power on when connected to a device, or when the connected device

turns on, and power off when disconnected from a device, or when the device turns

off.

The Pad and Safety Channel

The VideoMic NTG has a host of useful features for making sure your audio is clear and

distortion-free when recording loud sound sources, including a -20dB pad as well as a

safety channel, which records a second track at -20dB that you can replace your main

track with in post-production if it distorts.



ress the button once to engage the -20dB pad (left LED will illuminate)



ress once more to engage the safety channel (left LED will turn off, middle LED will

illuminate)



ress a third time to engage both the pad and safety channel (both LEDs will

illuminate)



ress a fourth time to disengage both the pad and safety channel (both LEDs will turn

off)

Note: The safety channel does not work with devices that have a TRRS input, such as

smartphones, as these inputs only support one channel of audio.

The EQ Controls

The second button on the VideoMic NTG controls three EQ functions, which makes it

very versatile when recording in a variety of tricky conditions.

High-pass Filters

There are two high-pass filters available. These will cut lower frequencies to help

mitigate wind noise and other low-frequency rumble (traffic noise, air conditioning

etc).



ress this button once to engage the 75Hz high-pass filter (left LED will

illuminate)



ress again to engage the 150Hz high-pass filter (middle LED will illuminate)



ress a third time to disengage both filters (LEDs will turn off)

High-frequency Boost

There is also a high-frequency boost for enhancing clarity and detail in your recording

(particularly handy if you are using a windshield, which can make recordings sound

muffled).



ress and hold the button for three seconds to engage the high-frequency boost (right

LED will illuminate)



ress and hold again to disengage the high-frequency boost

The Peak Warning Light

The peak warning light will flash red to indicate that your sound source is too loud and

is causing your signal to clip. In this case, apply the -20dB pad to reduce the input gain

and consider switching on the safety channel.

The Power LED

This LED indicates the power status of the VideoMic NTG.



Green = Full charge



Amber = Medium charge



Red = Low charge



Flashing red = Very low charge



Blue = Connection established to a computer or similar device

The US Output

The USB output on the VideoMic NTG has three main functions:

Charging

The internal battery can be charged by plugging it into any USB power source such as a

computer, USB wall socket, or portable power pack.

Firmware Updates

The VideoMic NTG can be enhanced with firmware updates via RØDE Central.

Recording

As well as being a hugely versatile on-camera microphone, the VideoMic NTG is also a

fully featured USB microphone for recording directly into a computer, smartphone or

tablet.



lug it into your computer or tablet (it’s a class-compliant device, so no drivers or

software are needed)



Select it as your input and output device on your device’s system preferences and/or

DAW



lug your headphones into the 3.5mm output to monitor your audio and adjust the

mic’s gain knob to set your monitoring level

The 3.5mm Output and Auto-sensing Feature

The VideoMic NTG features a 3.5mm TRRS output and it comes with an SC10 TRRS to

TRRS patch cable for connecting to cameras, smartphones, and other recording

devices. The output automatically dtects whether your microphone is plugged into a

TRS input (found on most cameras) or a TRRS input (which most smartphones and

tablets have) and switches to accommodate.

As mentioned above, the 3.5mm output also acts as a headphone output for

monitoring your audio when using the VideoMic NTG as a USB mic.

The attery and Auto-power

The Battery

The VideoMic NTG features an in-built lithium-ion battery that provides 30+ hours of

recording time and charges via USB-C (from empty to full in two hours). Although the

internal battery is not user replaceable, the mic has a 10-year warranty once it has

been registered.

The Auto-power Function

The auto-power function automatically turns the microphone off when it detects that

your recording device is switched off – helping conserve battery life – and turns it on

when the device is turned on. The auto-power function only works if your device

delivers plug-in power (most do) or if you are using the microphone in USB audio

mode.

Note: If you manually switch the mic on using the power button, then plug it in into a

device or turn the device on, you will also need to manually switch it off.

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