
Tascam Mixcast 4 Podcast Studio Mixer Recorder Rode Mic
The Tascam Mixcast 4 podcast station pairs a 14-track mixer-recorder with a bundled Rode VideoMicro for ready-to-record production.
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Overview
Key Features
Product 1: Podcast mixer for up to 4 people: 4 mic inputs with auto-mix, 4 headphone outputs
Product 1: Invite guests and friends: Mix-Minus to connect call-ins with echo-free audio via Bluetooth, USB input or 4-pole TRRS audio cable
Product 1: Sound pads for instant sound triggering and effects
Product 1: Easy and intuitive control using the 5-inch touch panel
Product 2: Compact microphone designed to improve the audio quality of your videos - only 80 millimeter (3") long and 42gm (1.5 ounce)
Product 2: No battery required (powered by camera plug-in power - min 3V)
Product 2: Includes Rycote lyre shock mount and deluxe furry windshield
Product 2: Please note: for new iphones you need to purchase an adapter as iphone requires a 1/8th Jack
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Built-in 14-track recorder captures each input separately for precise post-production control
- Doubles as a USB audio interface for seamless integration with computer-based recording software
- Assignable sound pads let you trigger effects and clips live during recording sessions
- Bundle includes a Rode VideoMicro microphone so you have an extra mic ready out of the box
- All-in-one design consolidates mixing, recording, and interfacing into a single desktop unit
👎 Cons
- The included Rode VideoMicro is a compact on-camera mic, not a dedicated podcasting microphone
- Larger desktop footprint than simpler USB interfaces may be too much for solo podcasters
- Learning curve for the multi-track recording and routing features if you are new to audio production
- No built-in battery power, so it requires a wall connection and is not suited for fully portable field recording