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Owner’s Manual
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Owner’s Manual
Hookup Diagrams
Using EleMent Wave with a Phone
Possibly the biggest use-case scenario for utilizing EleMent Wave is when it’s connected to a phone.
As you can see in the image above, a vocalist is preparing to use a Mackie EM-89D mic that is connected to the EleMent
Wave XLR transmitter. The transmitter is paired with its mate, the EleMent Wave receiver.
An 1/8" TRSS cable is included with your purchase. Connect it between the main output of the receiver and the input
of a phone. This carries the signal from the mic.
I can visualize everyone’s heads spinning since not one, but TWO, phones are connected in this hookup diagram.
This is only to show that it works with both Apple and Android phones... but (unfortunately) not simultaneously.
The good news, though, is that up to six separate EleMent Wave transmitters and receivers may be used
in the same environment.
Here, our creator can quickly and easily stream content live to a phone using a service like Twitch, or record it for use later
for use in apps like TikTok or YouTube .
Do you need an easy way to monitor the live audio going into the DSLR? Then put on some cans and plug the headphones
into the phones jack of the EleMent Wave receiver. Voilà! No special cable or alternate firmware needed.
Do you need to wear a mic but not look like you’re wearing a mic? You can do a similar setup using the EleMent Wave LAV
instead. You have the choice of using the professional lav mic included in the bundle, or use the mic built into the EleMent
Wave transmitter itself. This option is especially great as a back-up solution.
Now you can create content while washing dishes, dusting, folding laundry or one of another million chores that needs to
be done. But not you. You’re an influencer and need your beauty sleep. The dishes, dust and clothes will all still be there
tomorrow. And the day after. And the day after that one, too...
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