Question 1

Can all four transmitters be used at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All four included transmitters can send audio to the receivers simultaneously, so four people can each wear their own microphone during the same recording. Both the Camera and USB-C Receivers can receive those transmitter feeds at once. This makes the kit suited to panel discussions, group interviews and other productions where several speakers need individual microphones.

Question 2

Can the four transmitters be recorded as separate tracks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When either included receiver connects to a computer through USB-C and compatible recording software, the four transmitters can be captured as isolated audio tracks. You can then adjust each speaker independently during editing rather than committing to one combined mix. This makes it easier to balance quieter and louder speakers after recording.

Question 3

Can I use the Camera and USB-C Receivers at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Both receivers can operate within the same LARK M3 system and receive audio from all four transmitters simultaneously. A camera can take audio through the Camera Receiver while a phone, tablet or other compatible USB-C device receives the same microphones through the USB-C Receiver. One receiver becomes Primary and the other Secondary, keeping shared transmitter controls centred on one receiver while individual output settings remain separate.

Question 4

Does the LARK M3 record in 32-bit float?

Accepted Answer

The LARK M3 can output audio at 48kHz/32-bit float, which gives the recording system more headroom when voices move between quieter speech and louder peaks. To actually record in 32-bit float, the connected device and recording app must support that format. On Apple devices, this means using a third-party app that supports 32-bit float, as the built-in Camera and Voice Memos apps record the LARK M3 signal at up to 24-bit. Android devices currently support up to 24-bit output.

Question 5

How does the AI Noise Cancellation work?

Accepted Answer

Three selectable levels apply 10dB, 15dB, or 20dB of noise reduction. Higher settings apply stronger processing to sounds such as wind, traffic, running water and air-conditioning around the speakers. You can switch Noise Cancellation on or off from the transmitters or receivers. This lets you match the amount of processing to the surrounding noise rather than running maximum reduction all the time.

Question 6

What does the charging case add to this kit?

Accepted Answer

The charging case stores both transmitters and the USB-C receiver together while charging them between recording sessions. Its fitted compartments keep the main components organised, with additional space for accessories such as the furry windshields. A battery-status indicator lets you check the remaining case power before packing, while the locking lid keeps everything contained during transport. The case recharges through USB-C.

Question 7

Can I add more receivers later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The LARK M3 system supports up to four transmitters and four receivers in total, so this kit already reaches the maximum transmitter count but can accept up to two additional receivers. Extra Camera or USB-C Receivers can send the same four microphones to more recording devices, and you can mix both receiver types within the four-receiver limit.

Hollyland LARK M3 Combo 4TX+2RX Wireless Microphone (Space Grey)

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