Australian audio giant RØDE partners with Vortex Communications to bring integrated remote connectivity to RØDECaster Pro II and Duo users: RØDE CallMe is available as a free update to both devices. RØDE has just announced RØDE CallMe, a new feature that could significantly impact how content creators handle remote audio production. Developed in partnership with UK-based Vortex Communications, this technology promises to deliver studio-quality remote connectivity directly through the RØDECaster Pro II and RØDECaster Duo interfaces. What RØDE CallMe promises The core proposition is compelling: ultra-low latency, high-fidelity remote audio connections without requiring third-party software or complex technical setups. Users can connect RØDECaster to RØDECaster or invite guests to join via web browser, all while maintaining what RØDE claims is broadcast-quality audio. The technology leverages Vortex’s established CallMe Codec capability, integrating it directly into RØDE’s hardware via firmware update. This means existing RØDECaster Pro II and Duo owners can access the feature immediately without purchasing additional equipment. “RØDE CallMe marks a groundbreaking leap forward in remote production,” states RØDE CEO Damien Wilson. “By partnering with Vortex, we’ve removed constrictive technical barriers and eliminated geographic constraints entirely, to deliver broadcast-quality results for creators and professionals alike.” Three-Tier Approach RØDE is rolling out CallMe in three distinct tiers: RØDE CallMe Lite (Free): Includes one CallMe channel supporting a single remote contributor, with 10 hours monthly of RØDECaster-to-RØDECaster calling plus a 5-hour trial for web-based connections. RØDE CallMe ($9.99/month or $99/year): Expands to two CallMe channels with unlimited RØDECaster-to-RØDECaster and web-to-RØDECaster calling. RØDE CallMe Pro ($49.99/month...
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