Whether you're new to podcasting or a broadcasting expert, this case contains everything you need to record a podcast.

The RØDEcaster Pro is a mixing console designed specifically for podcasts, featuring four microphone inputs, a USB input, a jack input, and the ability to connect Bluetooth devices. Using the touchscreen, you can adjust the settings in just a few minutes, and thanks to the SD card, you’re ready to start recording right away. The case includes four RØDE PodMic microphones with cables and professional desktop microphone stands.

The freely programmable effect pedals on the right side of the unit allow you to play and record voice clips, music, or sound effects while recording. Uninterrupted live streaming to the internet or live to the schoolyard is also possible.

With the easy-to-use Zoom H1, you can record in WAV and MP3 formats with the push of a single button. Record in MP3 format at up to 320 kbps and in WAV format at up to 24-bit/96 kHz. You can record using either the built-in microphone or an external microphone. The recording level can be adjusted manually or automatically. Recordings are saved to a micro SDHC card. The Zoom H1 can also be connected to a computer as an audio interface.

With the Zoom H2 audio recorder, you can create audio recordings at up to 24-bit/96 kHz (WAV) or 320 kbps (MP3).  Special features of the audio recorder include: high-pass filter, compressor/limiter, metronome, tuner, normalizer, MP3 post-encoder, markers, surround mixer, and variable playback speed.

The professional Zoom H5 recorder offers a variety of inputs, outputs, and features. WAV files can be recorded at 16- or 24-bit resolution with a sampling rate of 44.1, 48, or 96 kHz. With the clip-on XY microphone capsule, you can make recordings without an external microphone. Additionally, three more signal sources can be connected via a LINE input and two XLR inputs, and their levels can be adjusted separately. You can read about many other features in the manual linked below.

The headset rack allows up to eight headsets to be used in a compact setup for theater performances or panel discussions. The set includes the headsets, bodypack transmitters, XLR and jack cables, and a portable case that houses the receiver units. Operation is straightforward—however, we recommend having someone with basic knowledge of audio technology on hand.

Due to popular demand, we have put together a kit that will allow you to record high-quality theater performances or choir performances. The kit consists of four microphones, a mixing console, the necessary cables, and stands.

In each of these sound cases you will find a directional microphone (Sennheiser or Beyerdynamic), a shock mount with windscreen, headphones for sound control and the appropriate cables.

This case is ideal for giving your film the professional soundtrack it needs. We recommend that you hire a boom pole with the case.

If required, we can also show you how to wire the microphone to the camera correctly. Wireless miking is also possible: please contact us.

The boom pole is the ideal tool for capturing high-quality on-location audio (speech, sounds, etc.) with a directional microphone. Our boom poles have a usable length ranging from 0.84 m to 3 m, and some models feature an internal cable routing system. Like camera and microphone tripods, the boom pole has a standardized thread onto which the directional microphone mount can be screwed. It weighs approximately 1 kg.

Wireless technology is often not easy to use. The RØDE Wireless GO II proves otherwise. Turn on the transmitter and receiver, connect the receiver to the camera, clip the transmitter to your shirt or blouse—and you’re ready to go with professional-quality sound without a cable connection between the microphone and the camera. Only the receiver is connected to the camera or audio recorder via a jack cable. Optionally, lavalier microphones or handheld microphones can also be used. NEW: With the Version II, you can now use two microphones with just one receiver.

The VideoMic GO is mounted directly on the camera via the hot shoe. The camera is then supplied with a directional sound via the supplied jack cable. Lateral interference or background noise can thus be significantly suppressed and only the useful signal can be recorded.

The microphone is powered via the camera's microphone input and therefore requires no batteries.

The VideoMic's big brother is also mounted directly on the camera via the flash shoe and connected via a jack. On the back of the device, you have quick access to a two-stage high-pass filter, a three-stage level switch and a presence boost. A full battery charge provides over 100 hours of operating time.

The Wireless Micro is a compact solution for high-quality audio recordings with a smartphone or tablet with USB-C connection. The two transmitters/microphones connect wirelessly to the receiver. The integrated GainAssist technology ensures perfect sound in any environment. With the charging case, the microphones have a battery life of up to 21 hours.

For even more control over the recordings, we recommend the Rode Capture app.

We also have a wired version: the RØDE SmartLAV+.

Sennheiser’s rugged wireless system with a lavalier microphone is ideal for high-quality audio during extended interviews in a wide variety of recording situations. Thanks to its simple setup and user-friendly design, the system is quick to understand, set up, and ready for use. The system is rented out in a case containing two sets—that is, a total of two wireless channels. As an option, a wireless handheld microphone can also be connected to a receiver instead of the lavalier microphone.

The lavalier microphones are suitable, for example, in an interview situation with two fixed interviewees. For interviews with rotating interviewees, the handheld microphone is recommended.