Hi,

In case I am using DJI Mic2 alone as a voice recorder provided in Creative Combo of Osmo Pocket 3, how can I adjust the recording voulme? Is there a way to do so?

Thanks.

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Are you referring to monitor volume? If yes, you may adjust the monitor volume by going to DJI Osmo Pocket 3 home screen > Wireless Mic > Monitor Volume then adjust the volume. If you are referring to the recording volume, please adjust the TX gain by performing the following operations: Slide left on the home screen, tap the PRO icon, tap the microphone settings icon, and then adjust the TX gain in the TX Gain section. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day ahead!

DJI Paladin Posted at 12-18 18:32
Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Are you referring to monitor volume? If yes, you may adjust the monitor volume by going to DJI Osmo Pocket 3 home screen > Wireless Mic > Monitor Volume then adjust the volume. If you are referring to the recording volume, please adjust the TX gain by performing the following operations: Slide left on the home screen, tap the PRO icon, tap the microphone settings icon, and then adjust the TX gain in the TX Gain section. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day ahead!

Thanks for your reply but what I meant was if I use the mic of osmo pocket 3 INDIVIDUALLY not connected to pocket via bluetooth, how can I adjust recording volume since the mic can be working alone as a voice recorder.

I'm running into the same thing.  The standalone volume appears quite low.

fans33d75fd3 Posted at 12-19 17:17
I'm running into the same thing.  The standalone volume appears quite low.

Guess its volume had set at certain level unadjustable so we can adjust the volume at post production stage.

The internal file on the new DJI MIC 2 (I have one) is 32-bit so you don't actually need to gain-stage the input. However, yes, the file levels are really, really low (vary from -21db to -24db). This is also true of the audio levels generally on the Action 4 and the Pocket 3. They could easily increase these with zero danger of clipping. I have no idea why they have coded them to be so low.

Javan Park Posted at 12-18 21:22
Thanks for your reply but what I meant was if I use the mic of osmo pocket 3 INDIVIDUALLY not connected to pocket via bluetooth, how can I adjust recording volume since the mic can be working alone as a voice recorder.

Thank you for the clarification and sorry for the confusion. If you are using the DJI Mic 2 as a standalone recorder, there is no option to adjust the volume. Should you have other inquiries, feel free to contact us. We appreciate your understanding.

Any chance to update this low dB bug by firmware?? It is really really low that unusabla with standalone. With that very useless. DJI should take this into account.

I have the same problem. I am using the mic to record some voice overs for my videos from the pocket 3 but the volume is to low. Even once I bring the audio files from the mic 2 in to FCPX and pump the volume to the max of 12 possible my voice is to low.

I love the mic 2 and the entire Pocket 3 combo pack but this issue with the mic 2 needs to be fixed please.

I was considering buying the new just releases Mic 2 pack now for some of my other projects. The white Mic’s would be useful for my projects on lighter clothing, but I have concerns now that this issue will be present in the new Mic 2 set. I think I will have to go with the Rode Wireless Pro instead.

Please fix this issue DJI. It’s not good at all!

I have the same problem. I am using the mic to record some voice overs for my videos from the pocket 3 but the volume is to low. Even once I bring the audio files from the mic 2 in to FCPX and pump the volume to the max of 12 possible my voice is to low.

I love the mic 2 and the entire Pocket 3 combo pack but this issue with the mic 2 needs to be fixed please.

I was considering buying the new just releases Mic 2 pack now for some of my other projects. The white Mic’s would be useful for my projects on lighter clothing, but I have concerns now that this issue will be present in the new Mic 2 set. I think I will have to go with the Rode Wireless Pro instead.

Please fix this issue DJI. It’s not good at all!

I just got the Mic 2 transmitter and the recording volume is super low and doesn't pick up background sound hardly at all.  It's a omnidirectional mic so it should pick up background sounds when the noise reduction is off.  If you turn on the noise reduction it's really bad.   


This is connected directly to a Action 4, maybe it's better with the receiver??

fans33d75fd3 Posted at 2023-12-19 17:17
I'm running into the same thing.  The standalone volume appears quite low.

While it is connected to pocket 3 (or Action 4) you can set it to 32 bit float I suppose it records with that as standalone at least when you turn it on there.

Natural Sounds and Sights Posted at 2023-12-19 23:24
The internal file on the new DJI MIC 2 (I have one) is 32-bit so you don't actually need to gain-stage the input. However, yes, the file levels are really, really low (vary from -21db to -24db). This is also true of the audio levels generally on the Action 4 and the Pocket 3. They could easily increase these with zero danger of clipping. I have no idea why they have coded them to be so low.

I found that the internal recording of the transmitter is 24bit by default. It can do 32bit float, but this needs a receiver to set it. There is no ability on the transmitter alone to change from 24bit to 32 bit float, without a receiver. It's a big oversight from DJI.

Mikedefieslife Posted at 1-22 09:58
I found that the internal recording of the transmitter is 24bit by default. It can do 32bit float, but this needs a receiver to set it. There is no ability on the transmitter alone to change from 24bit to 32 bit float, without a receiver. It's a big oversight from DJI.

You can set this on both the Osmo Action 4 and the Pocket 3. It is in a menu under WIRELESS TRANSMITTER in Pro Mode.

If you have those. If not You can't change any settings.

Yep, this is a problem for me.....no way to turn on 32 bit float or increase the gain without a receiver or Osmo 3.

Do DJI have a return policy?

On the internal recording, you can't change the recording level - it is low but it does record clean. If you use Davinci Resolve on the computer you can normalise the level and it turns out fine. Right click the clip in the edit page and choose normalise and set it up to a better level like -9 or -6

I am having the same problem! The volume is too low on standalone recording. DJI should do a firmware update soon with a solution!!!

fans33d75fd3 Posted at 2023-12-19 17:17
I'm running into the same thing.  The standalone volume appears quite low.

I had the same problem as you, but indeed, when I used the software for post-production, the volume was completely back to normal, you can use the Audio Normalization feature, which will return good sound and clear, loud and clear

Wavydancer Posted at 4-14 02:05
I had the same problem as you, but indeed, when I used the software for post-production, the volume was completely back to normal, you can use the Audio Normalization feature, which will return good sound and clear, loud and clear

which software did you use?