Podcasting is unique in that it doesn’t have a requirement beyond a device to record on. The content of the podcast are the ingredients to the final product but YOUR voice is what makes a podcast special. The quality of your voice is what will bring listeners back for another episode. Here is what I use in my day to day podcast recordings, lives, and mic usage in general!
Mobile Microphones
Don’t let the idea of a good microphone be stuck to a desk. Podcasting can be done anywhere on any device and these mobile microphones bring out the best in a voice when out and about. You can hear the quality in these podcasts/voices which I am using microphone (A, B, C,).
MEE audio M6 Sport Wired Earbuds, Noise Isolating In Ear Headphones, Sweatproof Earphones for Running/Gym/Workouts with Dynamic Enhanced Bass Sound, Memory Wire Earhooks, 3.5mm Jack Plug (Clear)
Movo Wireless Mini DI Wireless Microphone for iPhone – iPhone Microphone for Video Recording with Clip on Lavalier Microphone for iPhone 10 HR Battery 164FT Range (2 Transmitters)
Microphones
One Microphone is good but options are always better! I make use of several microphones depending on if I am recording a podcast episode, live-streaming, or participating in a virtual event. Quality is consistent across all of these!
Microphone Accessories
Microphones could always use some backup!
RODE Microphone Accessories
The RODE Microphone is super versatile but that means it needs some addons to help accomplish its goals!
RODE DS1 Desktop Microphone Stand
Microphone Sets
An all-in-one set fit for any beginning in this Audio space!
Sound Buffering
Attention to your recording environment will produce a better end result. Consider introducing soft surfaces to absorb some of the sound waves bouncing around your warm. This will give you a warmer richer sound and minimize hollow or echo sounding audio.
