allowing you to connect up to two RØDE Series IV wireless
transmitters, including the Wireless GO II and Wireless ME.
To do this, first access the channel setup screen by
pressing the physical button above the fader you wish to
assign your wireless device to. On this screen, you will see
a list of microphone, instrument and other input option
presets that you can scroll through. Scroll to the left to
select the ‘Wireless’ option.
It’s worth noting that assigning either of the input
channels to the ‘Wireless’ option will override the
associated physical input (the combo XLR/TRS input),
meaning that you won’t hear any audio coming from
microphones or instruments connected to that channel.
To actually pair the wireless transmitter, first tap ‘Pair New
Device’ on your RØDECaster Duo, then follow the pairing
process for your wireless device. To put either the Wireless
GO II or Wireless ME transmitter into pairing mode, simply
short-press its power button when the units are turned on
and not already paired to another receiver.
Once connected, you’ll be able to see your device’s
connectivity, recording, mute and battery status (where
applicable) on the RØDECaster Duo screen. To unpair your
device, simply access the channel setup screen again and
tap the ‘Unpair’ button on the display.
Using the Physical and Virtual Faders
The RØDECaster Duo features four broadcast-quality
physical faders and three virtual faders, allowing you to mix
a total of seven separate inputs with complete hands-on
control. The physical faders function like any other mixer:
simply use the sliders to adjust the level for that channel.
The fader position will be mirrored in real-time on the mixer
interface.
The virtual faders work just like the physical faders, only
you have a digital fader that is controlled by tapping the
level meter then using the rotary encoder. You can also
easily scroll through the virtual channels by pressing the
rotary encoder. Pressing and holding the rotary encoder
will mute the selected virtual channel.
Pro Tip
‘Unity gain’ for each fader is indicated by the white markers on the physical mixer and the small arrows on the virtual mixer
(in default level meters mode only). This is helpful for balancing the input level with the output level and is a good starting
point when setting your levels. If a fader is at unity gain and the signal is still too low, boost the preamp gain level in the
channel set-up screen rather than pushing the fader up further. This will help you achieve a healthy signal with minimal
noise.
Changing the Level Meter Display
There are two ways to display the level meters on the
virtual mixer: ‘Default’ mode and ‘Broadcast’ mode. In
‘Default’ mode, there are markers at regular intervals,
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