Reduce echo just BEFORE you record your business podcast with these quick steps (NaPodPoMo Day 3)

Yesterday we talked about what you could prepare to keep the echo potentiality down during your business podcast recording. Today we're continuing to talk about tips you can do on the recording day. Maybe the recording space was changed after you did your research. There are a number of reasons why you may need to act fast before a high-stakes recording begins. Employ these tips and your echo level is sure to be reduced. 

NOISE NOTE: The background noise was not great in this recording experiment, ironically. My apologies. We're doing 30 lives in 30 days so there's no time to rerecord at the moment. 

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Producer, Host, Editor: Stephanie Fuccio: https://www.stephfuccio.com/contact.html

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