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by Gabby Bloch · Posted
One of the most essential pieces of equipment for podcast recording is the audio interface. And when it comes to podcast-centric interfaces, there are a lot of options to consider, from the number of mic inputs offered to the kind of functionality that best suits your needs. We’ve put together a list of the top interfaces on the market for both solo and multi-person podcasts and have made sure to include some portable options for those who are taking their show on the road.
For Solo Podcasting
Audio Interfaces
The highly popular brand,
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Whether you’ve saved a big wad of cash for a top-notch podcasting setup or you’re creating the ultimate wish list for you and your co-host to drool over, we’ve put together a small selection of the most tempting podcast products on the market today.
Podcasting Mixers
As a podcaster, nothing beats efficiency and ease of having tactile management over all your podcasting controls. The
by Trevor Collins · Posted
The popularity of podcasting has skyrocketed in recent years. While many facets are involved in making a successful podcast, undoubtedly one of the most important is the microphone. However, with so many factors to consider, from budgets and solo or multi-person setups to technical specs like capsule types, pickup patterns, and onboard controls, the options can sometimes seem overwhelming.
Fear not! B&H has you covered in your endeavor to weed through the options and produce engaging content. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the key
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
If you want to learn about 500 Series, you need to start with API. API first started producing recording equipment in the late 1960s and has been on the cutting edge of recording technology throughout the ’70s and ’80s. The company’s large-frame consoles have gone on to become highly sought after and are comparable in quality to SSL and Neve, while providing a unique and sought-after sound all their own. The one thing that separated API from most other large-frame recording console manufacturers was the modular design, where different types of
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It seems like everyone wants to create a podcast in 2025. But here at B&H, we don't gatekeep. Matt shares how to start a podcast for beginners with this step-by-step guide. Think of this video as your go-to checklist when you're not sure where to begin.
0:00 - In This Video
0:39 - Format & Schedule
2:00 - Naming Your Podcast
2:25 - Recording Your First Episode
2:49 - Beginner Gear
3:48 - How You Should Speak
4:21 - How to Edit for Pacing
5:04 - Batch Recording
5:23 - How and Where to Post
5:59 - Social Media
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
As a podcaster, you never want to underestimate the importance of a good quality mic stand or studio arm. It could mean the difference between a clean, quiet recording and a sonic disaster that requires hours of cleanup in post-production. But with so many options on the market, it’s hard to know which design to go for and how much money to spend. So, we’re going to break down for you the pros and cons of the various mic stand designs and figure out which type is most suitable for your needs and podcasting space.
For recording podcasts, there
by Sam Mallery · Posted
Voice-overs are an essential ingredient in the creation of dynamic media. They can be an unseen character in a story, or just a friendly voice persuading you to buy pet food. Voice-overs are found in every form of media, from news reporting to experimental filmmaking. Even photo slideshows can benefit from a well-executed voice-over.
Creating a voice-over isn't difficult to do, and the basic hardware required is fairly inexpensive. However, the quality of your voice-overs will only be as good as the methods you use to capture and control the
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Producing a podcast is not an easy challenge. And for beginner and intermediate podcasters who are tasked with handling post-production, there are always new things to learn and fresh ways to approach the editing and mixing process. So, I sat down with B&H’s own podcast producer of the B&H Photography Podcast, Mike Weinstein, to glean into some of his editing and mixing methods.
So, let’s start from the beginning. What kind
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
With so many content creators taking their podcasts on the road, it’s become easy to put together a portable audio podcasting setup on virtually any budget. We’ll briefly explore the type of equipment you need for on-the-go podcasting and help you discover how simple mobile podcasting can be.
A portable podcast setup can be incredibly straightforward. Here’s what you’ll need:
Portable podcast recorder
Batteries
Microphone(s)
XLR Cable(s)
Headphones
Laptop or tablet
DAW software
Let’s break these items down to see just how
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Whatever your price range, you’ll find a wide assortment of gear available on the market for portable podcast recording. To prevent any overload, we’ve narrowed down the search by providing a select list of the best podcast recorders, mics, and interfaces suitable for capturing your shows on the go.
Under $100
If you’re a solo podcaster, the most cost-effective way of achieving a portable podcasting setup is to make use of the equipment you already own. If you have a smartphone or tablet and simply need to record a podcast on the field before
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
B&H has written many articles on how to choose the right podcasting equipment for one's studio. However, there's less talk about the kind of physical podcasting space you should build to enhance your recording experience. In this article, we'll provide some tips and guidance about how to make your podcasting studio not only sound good but also look good and feel good.
Select the Right Room
Generally, smaller is better with respect to your
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
To accurately monitor your voice during podcasting, you need a precise sounding headphone that doesn't significantly accentuate any particular frequency. Although most of the reference headphones on this list aren't completely flat sounding, they are all well-balanced and deliver a level of clarity that you won't find in typical consumer-grade models. What's more, all the headphones in the lineup we're checking out today are closed-back, over-ear models. This style helps to isolate the listener from unwanted background noise while controlling
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
One of the most important elements to achieving a clean podcast recording is a well-treated acoustic space. In addition to outside noise, reverberation and flutter echoes, which happen when sound bounces between walls, can take away from the professionalism of your recording and potentially put off your listeners. So, we’ve provided a brief list of the best acoustic treatment solutions to keep your room quiet and echo free.
Absorbers & Diffusers
Two types of tools used to manage room reflections are absorbers and diffusers. Absorption will
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’re just starting out on your podcasting journey, it may be helpful to refer to our podcasting glossary. It provides common terminology pertaining to everything podcast related, from equipment to recording and mixing, distribution and more. We have also divided the terms into various categories to simplify your search.
Table of Contents:
Audio Terms
Podcast Equipment
Podcast Recording & Production
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’ve been tasked with documenting a friend or relative’s intimate wedding, due to the simple fact that you own a decent camera, chances are you haven’t given much thought to best practices for capturing the audio. While many of today’s DSLR and mirrorless cameras can capture top-notch video, most of them lack a high-quality built-in microphone; and beware—no matter how great a video is to view, bad sound quality can completely ruin it.
Even though professionals generally rely on high-quality multi-track portable recorders and advanced