#Voice meeter echo pro#
#Voice meeter echo Bluetooth#

The default level meters on the RØDECaster Pro home screen have been designed to be very easy to interpret, but for those who want more detailed information from them, 'Broadcast Meters Mode' can be used. When activated, all meters on the home screen will be displayed with full dBFS markers very handy when you need to precisely gauge at what level a channel is peaking.

#Voice meeter echo pro#

The other communications channels on the RØDECaster Pro (Bluetooth and smartphone) automatically apply mix-minus to the signal, so you don't have to worry about switching this on to ensure echo-free calls. To actiavte USB mix-minus, simply go to: 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'Audio' > 'Processing' and press 'USB Mix-Minus'. When activated while using the USB channel to bring in a remote caller, the RØDECaster Pro will cancel out the returning audio to your comms app, resulting in crystal-clear, echo-free communication between you and your guest(s). Thankfully this can be mitigated very easily with the RØDECaster Pro using a feature called 'USB mix-minus'. Have you ever been in a Zoom meeting and you or the other people on the call can hear an echo of their voice? This can be very distracting, and not something you want to be audible in your podcast if you are recording remote callers via USB. To activate ducking, simply go to: 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'Audio' > 'Processing' and press 'Ducking'. When activated on the RØDECaster Pro, ducking will temporarily reduce the volume of all the channels whenever the 'host' speaks on Channel 1. This means the host will always be heard clearly above the rest of the podcast, no matter how busy it gets. Sometimes it’s necessary for the host to cut through the hubbub, and this is where ‘ducking’ is super handy.ĭucking is a type of processor that effectively reduces the volume of one sound signal whenever another sound signal occurs. Podcasting is often a chaotic and busy form of media, with lots of different guests and sounds weaving in and out of a single episode. You can then turn up the faders for each channel participating in the 'Producer Mode' conversation, allowing each of the guests on these channels to communicate without the audio being recorded.

#Voice meeter echo Bluetooth#

This can be activated by pressing the solo and mute buttons for the host channel and any other channel that you want to prep, including the smartphone, Bluetooth and USB channels. The icons for each channel included in 'Producer Mode' will turn yellow on the touchscreen. This usually involves a conversation that plans the entry of the guest into your show, which is important but not particularly interesting for your listeners.įor this reason, the RØDECaster Pro has a ‘Producer Mode’. Sometimes when recording a podcast, you’ll need to prep a guest before bringing them into the live feed. To learn more about the RØDECaster Pro, check out the RØDECaster Pro Learning Hub. Here are 10 things you didn’t know your RØDECaster Pro could do. With so many features available, it can be hard to keep track of what they are and whay they do.īelow we're going to showcase some of the unsung heroes. The RØDECaster Pro has evolved many times since its release in 2018, with firmware updates introducing a host of handy features that make it even easier to create incredible sounding podcasts. 10 Things You Didn't Know Your RØDECaster Pro Could Do