Podcastification - Podcasting Tips, Podcast Tricks, How To Podcast Better

A bad recording space can ruin your podcast audio.Yes, I said, "ruin" it. What makes a room a bad place to record? There are many things but here's a list of the TOP 3 room issues, that I'm going to help you address in this episode: A large room. Lots of hard surfaces in the room (walls, floors, furniture, glass, windows, etc.). A hardwood or tile floor. All those and more cause the sound waves your voice is producing to bounce around the room, creating echoes and residual noise that your microphone can (and will) capture. Once I've stated these 3 issues so clearly, the solutions to them are pretty obvious - but I'm going to walk through my favorite ways to solve them. Then before we finish, I'm going to cover some extra steps you can take to take serious control of your sound quality. 1. Get out of that large room Think of it this way: The more space there is between your mouth and the walls of your room, the more distance the sound wave has to travel. And as sound waves travel, they get wi