Connect the RODE Wireless Pro to 1/4" or XLR Inputs

How to use the RODE Wireless Pro with 1/4″ or XLR Inputs for recording with an Audio Interface or for live use with a Mixer.

You can already use the RODE Wireless PRO connected to a camera, phone, or computer. Plus you can record directly to each mic pack in 32-bit Float.

But, there are times when using this wireless mic system with XLR or 1/4″ inputs would be helpful.

In the video below I’ll give you several solutions for recording a single transmitter (mic pack) to a Mono Track, and give you options for recording BOTH mics to individual Mono tracks so you can edit them later, or to use a different FX stack live.

The main two methods I recommend are:

RODE VXLR+ (or VXLR Pro) and 3.5mm TRS cable for a single Mono Track.

The RODE VXLR+ and Pro also convert 48v Phantom Power to 3-5v Plug-in Power. Since the RODE Wireless Pro Receiver detects Plug-in Power this can extend the life of the battery beyond the normal 7 hours. *Note that Plug-in Power does NOT charge the battery, it can just reduce battery usage. You do not need to use 48v Phantom Power for this method to work.

3.5mm TRS to Dual 1/4″ TS cable for two Mono Tacks.

You can also use a Dual XLR cable splitter, but there is a chance that if someone turned on Phantom Power it could possibly damage the Receiver.