Godox WEC Kit2 Review Wireless Clip On Microphone With Charging Case 

Oh shoot, I completely overlooked even listening to the difference in the noice canceling feature. Thank you!

I did do a little post production on the sound. Just an EQ layer that I set up once and have saved as a preset. Up on the bass a tiny bit, down on the mids a tiny bit, up on the treble and then down on frequencies outside human voices. They’re PERFECT for quick interviews like at a conference or something like. I’ll be bringing these to CES in January for sure

I’m actually at CES this week in Las Vegas, so I’ll be testing that out. I’ll set a reminder to report back to this comment on how it sounds!

Thanks!! Have a blast at CES@@NicholasJamesJohnson

@@NicholasJamesJohnson excuse me, I also want to join in with this curiosity 😄

hmmmm, first - how close to your mouth are you clipping the microphones? I would say sound quality with basically ALL microphones is directly proportional to how close they are to your mouth. Second, Ive basically ONLY used it with my camera, other than the one little clip on this video where I connected it to my phone. But since everything worked pretty perfectly on my camera, I never had the pleasure of troubleshooting it being really quiet. I also sort of yell-talk. I DO remember that the sound came out of my phone recording sounding really different, although still sounding good so it clearly handles different interfaces really differently. If your girlfriend's voice is much louder than yours in all cases, it might just be that youre speaking too quietly. I know that sounds just plain silly, but maybe you clipped it down too far on your shirt?

@@NicholasJamesJohnson I work as a radio show host, and been doing interviews for 3-4 years. The problem is that I haven't learned too much about tehnical stuff because I always had someone who knew how to handle the equipment. When i talk directly to the transmitter it is ok, but the point in using this kind of microphone is to have it clipped. The distance is normal, i put it like you wear on the video, but it feels that I'm taliking from behind the microphone. Unfortunately I don't have an equivalent pair of microphones to test it out. Just that if I want to use them with a computer for webinars, live brodcasts, etc. I have to add a gain filter betwen 20-25dB. I will do some tests today also. But my first tests shows me that their sound is a little bit lower than I expected. I watched all the videos I had found on RU-vid to see if the sound is ok, and all the videos sound is great, but my kit sound feels that is not simillar with the videos I watched. That's why I asked because I wanted to be sure if there is something particular with my kit, or it's something that I need to do in post. Thanks for your answer.

Strangely, Godox has a bunch of different wireless mics.. so far these are the only ones I’ve tried out myself.

There are two different cords to go from the receiver to your camera. One is TRS and one is TRRS. You need to use the TRS cable to go to a camera, I THINK you’re using the TRRS one. Just google “TRS vs TRRS” and look up images to see the difference.

@@NicholasJamesJohnson wire used trs to trs, setting the sensitivity in the camera auto wild peak if you lower the sensitivity it is already too quiet and muffled, can the sensitivity be adjusted in godox itself? Did you do this by chance? Or is everything fine with you automatically?

@@ivans_show the Wec Kit2 receiver has a button for its own ‘intelligent noise canceling’ and I always turn that off I don’t trust those sorts of things very well… I also don’t ever use auto levels on my camera. I just said it to where the loudest sound is a couple of bars below clipping. I wonder if it’s that auto noise canceling button on the godox

@@NicholasJamesJohnson thanks nicholas! One more thing, did the godox light up blue or green when recording in stereo? otherwise on my phone it’s as indicated in the documentation and on the camera it’s the other way around

I really like them a lot MOST of the time. So if you’re kind of far from the camera and then you turn around, your body will block the signal. That’s a pretty abnormal thing for ME to do, but if you are maybe a CrossFit athlete and filming workouts where you cover a lot of ground and end up facing the other way you would be better off with the Rode ones. But if you’re usually less than 20 feet away from your mic or always facing your mic, they’re REALLY good and I love the charging case. The fact that they’re always charged and ready is so clutch