Shenzhen, China (September 23, 2026)—Hollyland has introduced Lark M3, a scalable wireless audio system intended for use in multi-camera, multi-person productions.
Lark M3 is based around a multi-transmitter and multi-receiver architecture, allowing up to four transmitters to connect to a single receiver, letting each person wear their own mic and be recorded independently, without passing a single microphone around.
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Conversely, one transmitter can connect to up to four receivers simultaneously, so a single speaker’s voice can be captured by multiple cameras or smartphones at once.
When paired with the hot shoe adapter, or by connecting a USB-C or Camera receiver to a computer, LARK M3 delivers four isolated audio tracks, giving editors full control to adjust each speaker’s volume and sound separately.
Recording at 48kHz/32-bit with a 70dB signal-to-noise ratio and 125dB max SPL, the Lark uses Hollyland’s proprietary HDT wireless technology which can send sound over distances reportedly up to 300m.
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Three levels of AI noise cancellation can be used to minimize wind, traffic, running water, and other background noise, and custom voice tuning is available, providing one-tap vocal enhancement for all transmitters, along with eight vocal presets that can be assigned individually to each transmitter. Each preset can be customized in the app for more precise control over vocal tone.
Auto-Limit Clip Protection keeps volume levels stable across dynamic ranges, while a Primary/Secondary receiver setup ensures recording never stops; if the Primary RX drops out, a Secondary RX instantly takes over.
