Recording an Episode

Today I talk about recording your episodes. It's an off the top of my head episode about how I record, some tips for recording.

The main points are:

1. Find some quiet time in a quiet space.
2. Allow enough time for re-dos and editing (while it's fresh).
3. Don't overthink it.
4. Get comfortable with the tech and talking on the mic.
5. Don't be afraid to do 2 or 3 retakes if needed.

I also tell you about how I started a new show (Fast Food History) and how it's a bit out of my comfort zone and I'm not taking ALL of my advice. But, I think it's going to be a good exercise for me to experience starting a show that has nothing to do with Tech or Podcasting.

Also, check out Blubrry's #BuildYourBlubrry give-aways in December! Go to FACEBOOK Page or TWITTER Page for more info. Use the promo code HELPDESK for a free month of anything we sell at Blubrry.com

Today I talk about recording your episodes. It’s an off the top of my head episode about how I record, some tips for recording.

The main points are:

1. Find some quiet time in a quiet space.

2. Allow enough time for re-dos and editing (while it’s fresh).

3. Don’t overthink it.

4. Get comfortable with the tech and talking on the mic.

5. Don’t be afraid to do 2 or 3 retakes if needed.

I also tell you about how I started a new show (Fast Food History) and how it’s a bit out of my comfort zone and I’m not taking ALL of my advice. But, I think it’s going to be a good exercise for me to experience starting a show that has nothing to do with Tech or Podcasting.

Also, check out Blubrry’s #BuildYourBlubrry give-aways in December! Go to FACEBOOK Page or TWITTER Page for more info. Use the promo code HELPDESK for a free month of anything we sell at Blubrry.com