Vimo Q VS. Other Wireless Microphones

What is the difference between Vimo Q and other wireless microphones?

What powerful features make it stand out? 

Let's find out.

Compared with two-channel wireless microphones, Vimo Q meets the recording needs of 3-4 people in sync, which is better than two sets of two-channel wireless microphones + mixer solutions. A set of Vimo Q simplifies workflow. It can be flexibly used for interviews with 1-4 people, video shooting, live streaming, etc. For long-term recording/live streaming, the battery life can be doubled by replacing the microphone.

The 48kHz high sampling rate can capture sound details more accurately, and the 24-bit bit depth provides wider dynamic range for realistic, detailed and clear sound quality. In addition, the denoise effect of other wireless microphones is not satisfactory. Vimo Q is equipped with Comica's self-developed CalMixTM audio processing algorithm, which can accurately identify human voices and filter out environmental noise without distortion. It is easy to cope with complex noise environments, such as noisy streets, shopping malls, etc.

The internal structure of the microphone is optimized and highly integrated, making it much smaller than the traditional UHF four-channel wireless microphone. The microphone is lightweight to hang on the neckline without dragging the cloth. The highly integrated charging storage box supports power supply and storage of microphones and cables, making it more portable for shooting outside.

Usually, other four-channel wireless microphones only support analog output. However, Vimo Q supports digital and analog outputs, which is convenient to meet users’ recording needs in different scenarios. The digital output not only reduces transmission loss, but also improves the convenience of connection.

Are you always worried about signal interference when recording in multiple channels?

Vimo Q’s newly upgraded wireless transmission technology enables stable transmission and continuous connection with four channels. The audio transmission delay is less than 20ms, which is imperceptible to human ears. Stable transmission distance up to 200m in the open environment, avoiding signal interference troubles.

Besides, not supporting audio individual output is a "common problem" of other four-channel wireless microphones. Vimo Q has mono/stereo/quad mode to support audio mixing output/individual output, allowing free control of sound recording.