HOW TO RECORD A PODCAST

HOW TO RECORD A PODCAST

Do you know what a podcast is? Have you ever recorded podcasts?

If not, then today I explain and show you how to record successful podcasts.

1. Recording at Home, in Office, or Outside?

Home studio or office setups are ideal for recording podcasts. You have control over your environment with fewer distractions and better equipment, something you don’t get when recording outside. Plus, home recordings sound much more professional in a quiet area with everything already setup and ready to use.



2. Software You Need to Record a Podcast

Whether you record at home or outside, you still need editing software to smooth out your podcast’s audio. For this guide we’re using Audacity. It’s free, easy to use, and works with Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. However, if you want to stretch your legs with something different then we recommend the following:

Audacity: Free and easy to use, Audacity is the most used ameatur recording software for Windows, Mac, and Linux systems.
GarageBand: Widely used by musicians and podcasters alike, GarageBand is the defacto recording and editing software on Mac.
Adobe Audition: Packed with plenty cool features, this subscription based service is a must for professionals (although it does come with a steep learning curve!)

3. Choosing the Best Microphone
More importantly, you can’t record a podcast without a good microphone, but which one is right for you? Personally, you should start off basic and work your way up, starting off with whatever you have available like a built-in microphone:Built-in Microphone, USB Microphone, Dynamic Microphone, Condenser Microphone.



Much clearer to you may explain this guy who knows much more about this sphere: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIJpOcFf5h4


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