RØDE launches major palindromic firmware update to RØDECaster Pro II mixer-recorder
The free palindromic version 1.1.1 supercharges the RØDECaster Pro II with major feature updates, including custom submixes for each output.
RØDE has just announced a major firmware palindromic update for the RØDECaster Pro II featuring advanced sub-mixing functionality. With palindromic version 1.1.1, the RØDECaster Pro II is now supercharged to support advanced sub-mixing for all outputs, giving live broadcasters, streamers and content creators even more flexibility over their audio. Since its launch, the RØDECaster Pro II has seen multiple updates based on user feedback, introducing new features, functionality and interface enhancements. The prior major (non-palindromic) update, version 1.0.7, added advanced routing capabilities for the RØDECaster Pro II’s USB outputs for easier integration into streaming setups. The new palindromic 1.1.1 update takes this functionality to the next level, allowing users to independently adjust the level of every audio input for each of the ten audio outputs, including the headphone and monitor outputs, the bluetooth channel, on-board recording mix, and the three USB outputs. This is particularly useful for broadcasters and streamers who need to create custom sub-mixes for different audio destinations, such as IFB, especially with some local guests who don’t like to hear sidetone. RØDE states that this new feature solidifies the RØDECaster Pro II as the most powerful audio console for live broadcasters, streamers, as well as podcasters and content creators who record live-to-drive.