It’s been a week since my last post about podcast equipment. I went into detail about the “mixer method”, and why this approach to podcasting may or may not suit your needs.
Today I’d like to talk about the “minimalist method”.
It’s been a week since my last post about podcast equipment. I went into detail about the “mixer method”, and why this approach to podcasting may or may not suit your needs.
Today I’d like to talk about the “minimalist method”.
I’ve been invited to be a panelist at Blog World New Media Expo in June to talk about podcasting. And in the last few weeks my other panelists and I have been catching up over Skype deciding what to talk about.
Yesterday we spoke about podcasting equipment. Specifically the two main approaches one could take when starting a podcast.
For the last week I’ve been in London covering the royal wedding for my Radio show back in Australia. It’s really been a wonderful experience. London is an incredibly alive place normally, but this royal wedding has really transformed the city and the people in it.
Recently a friend of mine said she had trouble with her new microphone and wanted to take it back. I asked her to show me how she used it and pretty much right away I knew what the problem was – she was talking into the wrong end!
Now to be honest unless you’re a sound professional, this type of mistake can be easy to make. Microphones come in all shapes and sizes so it pays to know how to use yours properly.
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