Geek out over the list of hardware and software I used to record and produce my video interviews from Podcast Movement 2019.
Solve your sound echo and reverb before you hit record!
Recording audio or video podcasts at an event can present many challenges. Here’s the onsite podcasting equipment I recommend to make your production great!
You may not need to spend thousands on multiple pieces of audio equipment to get a good-sounding podcast. Here are modern solutions.
The Sound Devices MixPre-3 MixPre-6 could be the ultimate device for podcasting to replace your mixer, recorder, and audio interface.
The Electro-Voice RE320 is my favorite podcasting microphone. Here’s the story of how Rick Belt created this studio dynamic mic from the RE20 and RE27N/D.
Record quality audio outside your studio with Sennheiser’s new HandMic Digital. This microphone plugs directly into your iOS device’s Lightning port. This microphone can be used for podcasting, video recording, or live-streaming wherever you can take your iOS device (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad).
Yamaha’s AG03 and AG06 USB mixers are compact, versatile for podcasters, and even customizable. Here’s my review.
Before you buy all kinds of podcasting gear that you may not need, consider these 7 categories of equipment for an audio podcast.
Podcasting costs money. Before you spend more money on podcasting gear and other podcast resources, learn how to create a podcasting budget and stay within it.
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