Should You Use A Podcast Studio?

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As a company with a studio space, we may be a little biased here! But the truth is, most of our clients don’t live anywhere near our studio. They record remotely from home or work with our support. 

Studios offer a great hassle-free experience where you can focus on your content and your guests while knowing the audio will sound great. But with the right equipment and techniques, it’s possible to get great sound outside of the studio too. 

If you have a quiet space to do it; you’re willing to invest in some affordable equipment; and you can spend a little time learning to use it effectively; remote recording is an excellent option. Especially if you record remotely with expert support.

So despite our biased perspective on studios, we feel you can definitely make professional sounding recordings from any quiet space. If you and your guests have access to a studio, great! But recording remotely won’t stop you from creating a great sounding podcast.

 
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