Connect your professional XLR podcasting mic to a computer or iOS device with Shure’s new MVi from their Motiv product line!
Audio-Technica makes two great entry-level microphones for starting podcasters: the ATR2100-USB and the AT2005USB. Now, they’re entering the higher end range with the BP40 broadcast dynamic microphone.
May 28, 2015 is Audacity’s 15th birthday! Celebrate with me as I speak with Audacity founder and creator, Professor Roger Dannenberg.
The Zoom Q8 combines the power of 4-channel audio recording, interchangeable mic capsules, and a wide-angle 2.3K video camera.
Record phone and VoIP conversations from a mobile device into any 3.5 mm stereo recorder with JK Audio’s new CellTap 4C!
Collaboration is important when podcasting with guests or cohosts. These free and premium tools will help your plan your episodes and show notes better!
Sennheiser’s new ClipMic Digital and MKE 2 Digital lavalier microphones are powered with an Apogee preamp and connect directly to iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad through the Lightning port.
It seems that podcasts split themselves into two sides: “amateur” and “professional.” But are these really the right labels? How should this affect how you podcast?
There were many great topics, podcasting gear, video equipment, and conversations at New Media Expo (NMX) and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show. Here are my biggest thoughts and takeaways.
Recorded from New Media Expo 2015, hear podcasters’ favorite podcasting tools and share your own!
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