Simple Audio Tips

Wireless mics today have so many functions and settings. Get them wrong and your audio recording can be very disappointing. SmallRig sent me this plug and play mic to review and I was quite surprised by its performance. https://geni.us/SmallRig_Wave_W1-C
I highlight the features of each component, carry out a distance tests and even test it out in the car. If you have any questions, please type them in the comments section.
Other equipment I use: https://geni.us/DJI_OM5_Gimbal https://geni.us/Canon_80D

In this video I highlight the pros and cons of purchasing this cheap teleprompter for under US$70. Link to check out your local pricing: https://geni.us/LENSGO_TC7
I show you the parts included and how to set up for mobile and DSLR. Then test how good the teleprompter performs outside in bright sunlight.

This video steps you through the best settings for the 7RYMS DW20. Product Link: https://geni.us/7RYMS_iRay_DW20 I will show you how to set up the system on a mobile phone in two unique ways and then go through the steps to get the best setup on a DSLR camera. If you have any questions, please type them in the comments section.
iPhone camera adapter: https://geni.us/iOS_Camera_Adapter

Finally a small two channel audio interface that is cross platform compatable. Amazon Link: https://geni.us/Rode_AI-Micro In this video I show you how to setup your mobile phone for the Wireless Go II with separate gain control on each transmitter, a stereo mic, a single lav mic across both channels two mics on separated channels.
Links to other gear used:
Rode Wireless Go II: https://geni.us/Wireless-Go-II
Rode SC11 Splitter Cable: https://geni.us/Rode_SC11
Rode Lavalier II: https://geni.us/Rode_Lav_2
Rode Lavalier Go: https://geni.us/Rode_Lavalier_GO
Rode SmartLav+: https://geni.us/RodeSmartLav-Plus
Movo Attenuated Cable: https://geni.us/MOVO_MV-RC100