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blog.fireside.fm
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| | | | | Podcasting is an exciting way to share your voice, ideas, and passions with the world. But for beginners, understanding what equipment is necessary can be daunting. Here, we'll break down exactly what you need to start a high-quality podcast without breaking the bank. 1. Microphone: Your Podcast's Main | |
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smyck.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article provides a comprehensive guide to recording high-quality podcasts, covering equipment selection, setup, and post-production techniques. It emphasizes the importance of proper microphone placement, pre-amp settings, and avoiding clipping. Post-production steps include noise reduction, compression, limiting, and loudness normalization using LUFS standards. The article also discusses exporting to various formats and using services like Auphonic for automated post-processing. Additional tips include recording remote participants, using specialized DAWs for podcasting, and hosting podcasts with WordPress plugins. | |
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brickexperimentchannel.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I own three microphones and two sound recording devices. With this equipment I've captured Lego building noises for my YouTube videos in the last 5 years. I rarely use music in my videos, instead I try to capture authentic soundscapes with little background noise or reverberations. Besides Lego sounds, I've recorded outdoors ambient nature sounds,... | |
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andrewferguson.net
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