Season 1 · Episode 82
Tools of the trade for a podcaster and podcast editor - 1KP0082
December 1, 20199m 37sFull
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Show Notes
“What’s the best podcast microphone?” is asked so often that it’s almost a meme in the various podcasting groups on Facebook. And the similar question, “What software should I use?” could be a meme all its own.
However, they’re still valid questions.
Today I’m sharing the tools I use in my workflow as a podcaster and as a podcaster. Since I’m in the studio and this show is just me, I’ll focus on that.
Listen to discover:
- What microphone I use
- What interface I’m using
- My headphones and headphone amp
- What speakers I’m using
- What software I use to edit
- How I remove mouth clicks, popping Ps, and what the EQ and compression do to my voice
- Some of my favorite stand-alone programs and plugins
What about you?
What are your favorite tools for podcasting or editing? Hit me up in the comments (https://toptieraudio.com/82).
Resources Mentioned
- Full Episode Notes: https://toptieraudio.com/82
- Re-Pop Pop Filter
- Electro-Voice RE320 (commission)
- Auray SSM-BC10 (commission)
- Auray BAI-2X
- Rolls MS111 (commission)
- Sound Devices MixPre-3 (commission)
- Hindenburg Journalist Pro
- iZotope RX7 Advanced
- iZotope Ozone 8 Advanced (new version is 9)
- Scheps Omni Channel
- Vocal Rider
- AKG HP12U (commission)
- Audio Technica ATH-M30 (commission)
- Alesis M1 Active MK3 (commission)
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