I'm becoming more comfortable with the
gear that I will be using for my podcasts. Two weeks ago, I put together
a mobile podcast rig for my think station. It's basically a small oak cart
on wheels with my Skype PC, mixer, headphone amp, and my digital audio
transfer device. Below, I store cables, microphones and the headphones
that my guest and I will use during the podcast.
I had a few opportunities to test this rig last
week. We actually recorded
several podcasts, however, I plan to hold onto some of them until I launch
the new eProductivity.NET web site. (When will that happen? Real soon now.)
My current project is to streamline the process and technology that I will
include in my mobile podcast kit so that I can capture, record, and produce
from anywhere. I'm still working out the settings for capture and
encoding as well as the virtual audio circuits needed to make this happen
in a compact and reliable way. I will continue to post the results of these
experiments along the way. A big thank you to those of you, who have already
responded with feedback.
As for the podcasts, I've already accumulated a list of people that I would
like to interview, and I'm working on a format that will allow me to put
these out quickly. It's been a lot of fun and I have met some wonderful
people along the way.
If you know of someone you would like me to interview let me know.
Discussion/Comments (1):
can you describe in detail the set up you are using now. How do you get interviews for your podcasts over the phone? That's the hardest thing for me. I need a professional sounding setup to get the interviews over skype to sound like we are in the same room. Is that possible?
Posted at 11/06/2008 20:49:49 by erick bauman
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