Now that you’ve chosen your recording space and microphones, you’ll want to practice using the correct technique to get the cleanest, clearest recording possible. Below, we look at what will affect your choice in more depth. If your podcast features multiple presenters, or you regularly have guests on your show, using an XLR microphone with a multi-channel recorder such as the RØDECaster Pro is the way to go. USB microphones, such as the NT-USB Mini or Podcaster, are ideal if your podcast features just one presenter (you). You will also need to consider what type of connection your microphone features – USB or XLR. Below we take a look at why you may choose one over the other. Both are suitable for the job though they have different technical characteristics that may affect your choice, such as sensitivity, extraneous noise rejection, and tonality. There are two types of microphones commonly used for podcasting – dynamic and condenser. Below we take a look at some different ways to get the best results at home.Ĭhoosing the Right Mic: Dynamic or Condenser Of course, not all of us have a professional-grade studio to work in, and that’s fine. Ideally you want a space that dampens these reflections and is nice and quiet. And extraneous noise can be very distracting for the listener. A room with lots of reflective surfaces, such as tiles or concrete, will give your podcasts an unpleasant echo and a build-up of problem frequencies. Your environment will have a huge impact on the quality of your audio. In the video series below, we’re going to take you through the basics of starting a podcast using the RØDECaster Pro and other RØDE podcasting mics and audio devices, like the NT-USB Mini.īefore you start your podcast, you’ll need to consider where you’ll be recording. These range from finding a space suitable for recording, to choosing a mic, to understanding how you can use different recording devices and techniques.ĭon’t be daunted! Learning these things is all part of the fun, and once you wrap your head around these fundamental elements, you’ll be podcasting like a pro in no time. If you’re looking to start a podcast but don’t have a whole lot of audio production experience, there are a number of things you’ll need to take into consideration before diving in. Please contact us for further detail.A Guide to Starting a Podcast: The Basics Stock will either be repaired, substituted with a similar demo item (subject to availability), you may opt for an exchange or a store credit may be offered. PLEASE NOTE: *This excludes Light Bulbs, Cotton Muslin Backdrops, Propsyland Products, Paper Backdrop Rolls, Batteries, Consumable Products and Travel Carry Bags included with our kits.ĭEMO STOCK: All demo stock items are sold 'as-is' and come with a standard 12 month warranty. Damages due to misuse by the user will not be covered by this warranty. We reserve the right to refuse any claims made after this timeframe or additional charges may apply. For Propsyland products, please notify us within 2 days for a replacement. If these products are faulty or DOA please notify us within 7 days for a replacement. In some cases when the cost of repair outweighs that of a replacement, a suitable replacement product may be offered. These products are not covered by our 12 month warranty as these products are susceptible to regular wear-and-tear and can get damaged for a variety of reasons not deemed as a manufacturer's fault. ![]() This means that any fault that is deemed to be due to manufacturing will be covered by the warranty for any parts and labor required to fix it. The warranty covers manufacturers faults, defects, parts and labour. This can be either a manufacturer's warranty or a Hypop warranty depending on the product's origin. The PSM1 gives you confidence when using your microphone in environments where there is any movement that may interfere with the microphones performance.Īll products are covered by an Australian 12 month warranty. A clip on the shock mount attaches to the top of a mic stand for easy installation. The shock mount works by eliminating low-frequency noise caused by vibrations when something makes the mic move. ![]() ![]() When you need things quiet in the studio, a reliable shock mount is a must-have, and the Rode PSM1 microphone shock mount is the perfect complement to condenser mics such as the Rode Procaster or Podcaster. Please note that the PSM1 shock mount is sold separately. Designed for the RØDE Procaster and Podcaster, the PSA1 supports most microphones weighing between 700g (1.5lb) and 1.1kg (2.4lb) when combined with shock mount. It is supplied with velcro cable wraps and both desk-clamp and desk-insert style attachments for versatile mounting in desks up to 55mm thick (clamp) or 70mm (insert). The PSA1 offers a horizontal reach of 820mm, a vertical reach of 840mm and full 360 degree rotation. The PSA1 is a studio boom arm for radio, broadcast, studio and home use.
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