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Sometimes you can’t come in to the studio - so here are our tips for recording your podcast via Zoom.us. We like Zoom’s teleconferencing app because:
The free account is all you need for one-on-one remote podcast recording (calls with more than three people have a 40-minute limit without a paid account).
Many people are already familiar with the software, and might already have the app.
Zoom allows for multi-track recording, which is essential for keeping sound quality at its best.
A great way to enhance your podcast is with music to set the tone. In addition to intro and outro music, you may want to think about what sounds/music you can use to break up segments, add sound effects, and to play underneath. This is a part of creating podcast content that you may not have given much though to yet, but it can be a lot of fun - so you should!
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Read MoreWe made a gift guide just for podcasters!
Whether you’re an aspiring podcaster, a podcasting pro, or just have a special podcat in your life, you’ll find plenty of gift and wish list worthy options in our 2018 Podcaster Gift Guide.
Read MoreIs automated transcription any good? We ran the same audio through some of the most popular options to judge if any come close to good ol' human transcribers.
Read MoreHere are just a few reasons your small business or organization should start a podcast.
Read MorePodcasters have a lot of freedom: no gatekeepers, fewer rules, and no broadcast schedule dictating how long or short each episode needs to be. As a result, podcasts range from as short as a minute to as long as 3+ hours. But what do listeners really want? And can tweaking your episode length get you more downloads?
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