VM30 VS. Traxshot PRO

Last year, Comica released two highly innovative shotgun microphones, VM30 and Traxshot PRO. It makes many friends hard to choose for a while. Which one is better, VM30 or Traxshot PRO? Comica tells you that there is no best, only the most suitable! The key lies in the adaptability of product features to application scenarios. This letter will provide a comprehensive analysis for you to find the most suitable recording tool!

Wireless Transmission, Free and Unrestricted

The primary feature of VM30 is wireless transmission. The microphone has a built-in wireless transmitting module, which combines the directivity of a shotgun microphone and the freedom of a wireless microphone. When using it, there are no problems such as restrictions, entanglement, exposure of wire, or sound quality loss and current sound caused by extension cords. In an open area, the wireless transmission distance reaches 100 meters. It is especially suitable for scenarios that require the device's high convenience and flexibility.

Multiple Device Output, More Convenient

The VM30shotgun microphone supports digital/analog output modes in wired mode and analog output mode in wireless mode, and the wired and wireless modes can be used in sync. It is very suitable for creators with multi-camera recording needs and is convenient for audio backup or post-audio synchronization.

Multi-source And Wide-area Recording

The most outstanding feature of Traxshot PRO is that it has two interference tubes and can freely change the pickup angle, which solves the problem of a single pickup angle caused by the strong directivity of the shotgun mic. It is especially suitable for multiple sound sources and wide-area pickup scenarios.

Stereo Recording

Stereo is more immersive than mono. In some special recording scenes, stereo sound is often required, such as weddings, concerts, bars, etc. However, stereo recording with traditional gun mics is more complicated and requires two shotgun mics of the same type, which should be placed at a fixed angle on both sides of the sound source at equal distances. Such solution is not only cumbersome but also costly. The innovative design of Traxshot PRO makes stereo recording more flexible.

In general, everyone can consider it comprehensively based on usage scenarios and needs. If you have stereo recording needs, then Traxshot PRO is your best choice. If you value the convenience of using the device more, then VM30 will be an excellent choice.