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A few Podcast microphones
Here’s a few USB powered microphones and kits made for podcasting or the like. When USB microphones first came into this world they got a bad rep among professionals. Since then it seems like things have change, at least a bit. I have no idea about how good these particular microphones are though, so you’ll […]
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iPodcasting – Mic’s Face-off
Ever had the urge to do a podcast in the most unlikely place without your PC, MIC and Software. Ever been caught flat-footed with the idea you’ve been thinking of for a whole week, but can’t seem to blurt out the words to make it enticing. Then these iPod Mics would make your day with […]
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Distance – Keep It
One more of the fundamental tips is to keep your distance from the mic which most people forget for with proper distance (which by the way you get only with experience with your setup) from the mic for whatever cost you may have spent on a mic use it wrong and you get trash. Mic […]
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Snowball and Snowflake – Studio Quality Recording on your Desktop
Again from BlueMics, we have two of the best mics around that are named coldly as Snowball and Snowflake. The Snowball is considered to be one of the first professional quality USB mics around that gives you the ability to record studio quality sound anywhere. As with their other products, they need no additional software […]
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Soundflower for podcasts
Here’s a little something Mac users might enjoy (no Windows version available). Soundflower is a great tool for OS X 10.2 and upwards. Basically what it does is that it lets you connect one application to another and pass audio between the two. Originally posted on December 16, 2008 @ 11:08 am