Rode WS4 Windscreen for NT4 Microphone (Black)

Windscreen Designed to Reduce Wind and Plosive Noise

The Rode WS4 Windscreen is a foam microphone windscreen designed specifically for the Rode NT4 stereo condenser microphone. It helps reduce unwanted wind noise and vocal plosives that can interfere with clear audio capture, making it an essential accessory for both indoor recording and outdoor use where air movement can affect sound quality.

Purpose-Built Fit for the Rode NT4 Microphone

This windscreen is shaped to fit the NT4 microphone precisely, ensuring full coverage of the microphone capsules without slipping or blocking sound pickup. A proper fit is critical for maintaining consistent performance, and the WS4 is engineered to sit securely on the mic while allowing it to operate as intended.

Improves Audio Clarity in Challenging Recording Environments

By minimizing wind interference and pop noise caused by breath or sudden air movement, the WS4 helps deliver cleaner, more intelligible recordings. This makes it useful for music recording, location sound, interviews, and ambient audio capture where environmental conditions are unpredictable.

Acoustically Transparent Foam Material

The WS4 is constructed from acoustically transparent foam that reduces airflow impact without noticeably affecting frequency response. This allows the NT4 microphone to retain its natural stereo image and tonal balance while benefiting from added protection against noise caused by wind and air pressure.

Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Recording Applications

While especially helpful outdoors, the WS4 is also effective in indoor environments where air conditioning, fans, or close vocal work can introduce unwanted noise. It provides consistent performance across studio sessions, live recording, and field use.

Simple Installation for Quick Setup

The WS4 slides easily onto the NT4 microphone, making setup fast and straightforward. Its lightweight design adds minimal bulk, allowing the microphone to remain easy to position on stands, mounts, or recording rigs.