Technical question: Are you not really feeling ready to record your podcast for the first time?
Don’t panic! Here are some tips to easily record your first podcast and how to do it without spending a lot of money.
To begin with, let’s take a look at what you’ll need to record your first podcast. To get into the podcast-game you’ll need to gather some equipment, basically:
. A podcast microphone
. Broadcasting software
. You’ll also need a computer for storing and editing your podcast.
There are several methods for recording.
MacGyver Method: The Pedestrian Kit! Yes, a simple pedestrian kit is like the one that comes with your smartphone and can sometimes be adapted to your computer. It can be a good substitute for a microphone. It’s perfect for limited budgets.
In wandering mode: A portable recorder can also be very useful if you’re planning on recording in various places. If you don’t have a permanent studio, this is the best choice.
While there are many programs that allow you to record and edit your podcast, Audacity is the one that receives the most votes. We have to say we’ve rarely seen anything more practical than this simple, free software package that’s used by a majority of podcasters.
If you’re someone who finds Audacity over-rated (it happens), GarageBand, available on Mac in the App Store, can be a good choice as well.
Do you have a favorite podcast recording software? Don’t hesitate to tell us about it, and give us all your tips for recording your podcasts.
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