Riverside vs Descript vs Squadcast: Which Recording Software Is Right for You?
The recording software you choose for a remote podcast affects more than just how you capture audio. It determines your […]
The recording software you choose for a remote podcast affects more than just how you capture audio. It determines your […]
Pop filters solve a specific problem: plosive sounds — the burst of air from B and P consonants that causes
The Focusrite Scarlett Solo and 2i2 dominate the entry-level interface market because they’re well-priced, reliable, and widely recommended. The MOTU
Acoustic treatment is the most impactful and most overlooked variable in podcast audio quality. A $70 microphone in a well-treated
Gear upgrades are one of the most common ways podcasters avoid dealing with the actual problems in their audio. A
The Shure SM7B is the most visible microphone in podcasting. Joe Rogan uses it. Every major studio seems to have
The best podcast mixer gives you real-time control over multiple audio sources — but not every podcaster actually needs one.
Remote podcast recording has a different set of problems than in-person recording. Each person controls their own environment, their own
The $300 setup gets you recording. The $500 setup gets you a rig you won’t need to replace. At this
Most podcast gear guides either point you at a single microphone or jump straight to $500+ full-studio setups. There’s a