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RODE VIDEOMIC ME-L iPhone Microphone

My first impression of the Rode VideoMic Me-L for iOS was, ‘Geez, that’s a bit quieter.’ Of course, I simply hadn’t adjusted for the fact that reducing the background noise to that degree different. All that rowdy sonic junk that had been clouding the sound of what I was actually trying to capture had largely disappeared.

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