How to Switch to Mono / Stereo | Rode Mic Wireless Go 2 (in 30 seconds)
About 1 minute · Checked November 2026
On the Rode Wireless GO II, one line on the receiver means stereo (both mics in one file). To switch to mono, hold both buttons until you see two lines, so each mic records its own file. Press both again to go back.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between mono and stereo on Rode Wireless GO II?
Stereo puts both mics in one file. Mono (split) gives each mic its own file to edit.
How do I know which mode I'm in?
One line is stereo. Two lines is mono.
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Here's how to switch the Road Mic wireless goto to record in mono or stereo. You are going to love how easy this is. With all three devices on, pick up the main receiver and right now you'll see that I have a single line. This means that both mics are recording into one file into a stereo feed. To switch it to mono, flip it up. You'll see two buttons. Hold those buttons simultaneously and then you'll see two lines appear. Meaning each mic will record into one file so that they can be edited individually. To switch it back to stereo, press both buttons on the bottom, and you'll see both lines go back to a stereo feed.
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