Out-of-the-box setup is easy, with the microphone and transmitter coming pre-paired. Hit the power button and they automatically connect, and Rode includes two 3.5mm to 3.5mm cables — one for camera inputs, the other suitable for phone/laptop jacks — a USB-C to Lightning, and a USB-C to USB-C cable for maximum flexibility. Plugged into an iPhone, and it showed up as a microphone source straight away.
By default, the Wireless ME blends the audio from both microphones into a single channel. However, you can also split them into separate channels, something the Rode Central app for Windows/Mac, along with versions for iOS and Android, makes easy (together with firmware updates and adjusting GainAssist and levels). Rode also has a new iOS app, Rode Capture, which supports video and audio capture on iPhone.
Chris Davies/SlashGearWith that, you can record from the front, back, or both cameras simultaneously, as well as toggle the Wireless ME’s channel settings and more. A free download from the App Store, it’ll also allow settings control over Rode’s other wireless microphones.
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