Built around both an analog XLR connector and a electronic USB-C connector, the black Rode NT1 5th Generation represents another major step ahead for this highly regarded large-diaphragm workhorse microphone.
The dual link options supply a new level of latitude, allowing operators without an audio connection to plug straight into the computer for capture, podcasting, and broadcasting duties courtesy of the built-in 32-bit floating position A to D converter.
Of course, if you have an audio connection, podcasting unit, or preferred microphone preamp, no problem—just connect the mic's XLR feed to your analog hardware and you're good to go.
Combining a true-condenser capsule, ultralow-noise circuitry, and an extremely hardwearing housing, the Rode NT1 5th Generation large-diaphragm cardioid microphone is well appropriate for high-resolution digital capture of vocal and instrument inputs at main, in the soundstage, or even onstage.
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The dual link options supply a new level of latitude, allowing operators without an audio connection to plug straight into the computer for capture, podcasting, and broadcasting duties courtesy of the built-in 32-bit floating position A to D converter.
Of course, if you have an audio connection, podcasting unit, or preferred microphone preamp, no problem—just connect the mic's XLR feed to your analog hardware and you're good to go.
Combining a true-condenser capsule, ultralow-noise circuitry, and an extremely hardwearing housing, the Rode NT1 5th Generation large-diaphragm cardioid microphone is well appropriate for high-resolution digital capture of vocal and instrument inputs at main, in the soundstage, or even onstage.
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Key Features
- For Recording, Streaming & Podcasting
- Cardioid Pattern Reduces Ambient Noise
- Analog XLR & Digital USB-C Connectors
- 192 kHz / 32-Bit Float A to D Converter
- Large 1" Gold-Sputtered Diaphragm
- Revolution Preamp, DSP Processing
- Software for Multiple USB Mics at Once
- Includes Pop Filter and Shockmount
- Operates on Phantom or USB Bus Power