The Wireless Go 2 is a powerful and versatile wireless microphone system. Here's how you can record audio using it:
1. Connect the Wireless Go 2 Transmitters to Your Audio Source:
- Lavalier Microphones: Clip the included lavalier microphones to your subjects' clothing.
- Other Microphones: Connect external microphones to the transmitter using the 3.5mm TRS input.
- Built-in Microphones: The transmitters have built-in microphones, suitable for recording close-up audio.
2. Connect the Wireless Go 2 Receiver to Your Recording Device:
- Camera: Use the included TRS cable to connect the receiver to your camera's microphone input.
- Smartphone or Computer: Connect the receiver to your device using the USB-C cable.
- Audio Recorder: Connect the receiver to your audio recorder using the appropriate cable.
3. Power On the Transmitters and Receiver:
- Power Switch: Turn on the transmitters and the receiver using the power switch located on each device.
- Battery Life: Ensure the transmitters and receiver have sufficient battery life for your recording session.
4. Set Up the Wireless Go 2 System:
- Pairing: If you're using multiple transmitters, pair them with the receiver.
- Audio Levels: Adjust the audio levels on the transmitters and receiver to ensure clear recording.
- Monitoring: Use the headphone jack on the receiver to monitor the audio while recording.
5. Start Recording:
- Recording Device: Begin recording audio on your chosen recording device.
- Recording Settings: Select the appropriate recording settings (e.g., sample rate, bit depth) for your needs.
6. Stop Recording:
- Recording Device: Stop recording on your device when you're finished.
- Power Off: Turn off the transmitters and receiver to preserve battery life.
7. Download and Edit Audio:
- Transfer Files: Transfer the recorded audio files from your recording device to your computer.
- Editing Software: Use audio editing software to edit and refine your recordings.
By following these steps, you can successfully record audio using the Wireless Go 2 system.
