Podcast Equipment Guide for Beginners 2024 | Giveaway Included!
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- 🎙️ Discover the Best Podcast Equipment for 2024 🎙️
Are you starting a podcast and wondering what equipment you need? In this detailed guide, I share my top recommendations for essential podcasting equipment, perfect for beginners aiming for professional quality audio and video. We'll cover everything from microphones to mixers and more, ensuring you're fully equipped to launch your podcast in 2024!
👉 Timestamps to Jump to Your Interest:
0:00 Introduction to Podcast Equipment
0:46 Best Headphones for Podcasting
1:48 Feature Review: beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X Headphones
3:16 Choosing the Right Mixer: Mackie DLZ Creator XS
6:16 Top Microphone Picks: Rode PodMic & Features
8:24 Essential Accessories: Rode DS2 Desktop Stand & Phone Cage
10:52 Total Cost Breakdown of Recommended Gear
11:16 GIVEAWAY DETAILS - Win All This Gear!
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✅ Equipment Links & Purchase Details:
Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X: mrc.fm/dt770prox
Mackie DLZ Creator XS: mrc.fm/dlzxs
Rode PodMic: mrc.fm/rpodmic
Rode DS2: mrc.fm/rds2
Rode Phone Cage: mrc.fm/rphonecage
Why Choose These? 🤔
My selection criteria are based on years of experience with podcast equipment. These items offer the best combination of quality, ease of use, and value for money, perfect for newcomers to the podcasting world. I detail why each piece of equipment stands out, focusing on features crucial for enhancing your podcast's production value.
🔄 Engage & Discuss:
Do you agree with these picks? Have suggestions for other great podcasting tools? Comment below! Your feedback helps improve our recommendations and supports others in our community looking to make similar decisions.
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Hi there! I'm Mike Russell from Music Radio Creative. I am an Adobe Certified Professional and my aim is to teach you the secrets you need to know to create better-sounding audio with the use of various techniques. From Adobe Audition tips and tricks to your choice of microphones, audio gear, home recording setup, and many more! Podcasters, Livestreamers, Filmmakers, and even UA-camrs can make use of what I am about to show!
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Hey Mike, nice work! You always help me find something nice to increase my podcasting gear. I always forgot to subscribed when I see your video…now it’s done😁Cheers from 🇨🇦👍
Thank you so much for your support, glad I could help you discover new podcasting gear! Cheers from across the pond.
Hi Mike, love your videos. Do I still need a mixer if my podcast is just solo narration from one mic, with music and effects added later in Audition?
Hi there! Thank you for the support! If you're doing solo narration with music and effects added later, you can achieve this setup without needing a mixer. However a mixer will give the processing before hitting Audition saving you a bit of time.
Hi Mike! You were the first person I found when I needed to edit my first podcast episode, and I’m still a subscriber. Thank you so much for all your knowledge and insight. ❤😊
Thank you so much for your kind words and continued support! I'm thrilled to have been able to help you on your podcasting journey.
Awesome stuff Mike. I appreciate the very informative video!
Thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad you found the video informative.
thanks for the info!
Thank you for appreciating the information provided in the video!
Have you tried using the SM7DB version which I guess is the newest model of that microphone? What do you think of it? I had the regular version but I couldn't stand the fact that you had to use a pin to move the switches up and down. I kind of wonder if the original version sounded better than the DB version because the DB version has a lot of bass to it
I haven't tried the SM7DB yet, but I've heard good things and would love to test it out in future videos to compare the sound quality and usability of the original version!
I relate heavily to what you said about calling sports. I was doing radio play-by-play during the Oregon 6A Girls Basketball State Championships a few weeks ago and I didn't have very much space at the scorers table for all of my gear (laptop, ipad, Rodecaster Pro, crowd mic, game roster, card reads...). It would have been very useful to have my laptop in the media room recording over the network so that I could have more space! Brilliant feature for sure! By the way - the team that I was broadcasting DID win the state tournament! What a way to end my second season on the call!
For my mic at home I have a Shure MV7 for the simple reason that it's a hybrid XLR/USB mic. Who knows when I would need to use it on the road. I have looked that the pod mic which would go very well with my Rodecaster Pro but haven't bought any yet. Now that I see that stand I may just go ahead and pull the trigger - especially since the mic is carried at Target and I get the extra 5% off with the RedCard. Thanks for the good info, MIKE!
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights, Tom! It's great to hear about your successful broadcast setup and how you're considering upgrading with the Shure MV7 mic and possibly the PodMic - that Target discount is a nice perk! Good luck with your future broadcasts!
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Hey Mike, thank you so much for this video. Peeerfect. I've got a question. Fubdamentally, the gear I'm after is, if possible most possible, a BATTERY powered gear I can use outdoors (to literally be able to podcast/perform lets say, Spoken word or storytelling, anywhere (for perhaps just 45min to 90min without the need of plugging the gear to any alectricity source) And I mean, all the gear. (Laptop can run on battery. Speakers (like Bose1Pro plus can also run on battery/ some mics as well and also some mixers, would kindly help me understand which models would you use in a case scenario like this? (mixer/mike/speaker)? Thank you kindly
Hey there! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. For a setup that's entirely battery-powered for outdoor podcasting, consider a mixer like the RODEcaster which has a battery pack accessory, microphones like the Rode Wireless GO II, and portable speakers like the JBL Charge 5. These would be great options for your mobile recording needs!
I was in our local Best Buy a few days ago and noticed that Rode PodMic for the first time, altho they only had XLR, no USB in stock- They don't carry interfaces there and I don't have one yet, so I will look further based on your recommendations here!
Honestly, my Blue Yeti (I know 😆😆) which I bought there at the same BB about a year or so ago works for now for these smaller projects I am currently doing...
That's awesome that you spotted the Rode PodMic at Best Buy! It's great to hear that your Blue Yeti is serving you well for now and hopefully this vid gives you some more ideas!
Hey Mike. Thank you for what you do. Much love from the Marshall Islands. Good luck to everyone. ♥️
Thank you for your kind words and support from the Marshall Islands. Appreciated!
@@MikeRussell you're welcome brother. Keep doing what you do. In all honesty, this channel should already be hitting the Millions.
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Hi there! Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for all your content Mike.
Thank you so much for your support, I'm glad you're enjoying the content!
@@MikeRussell Hey Mike...I do have a question for you. I actually purchased a Creator XS and eventually came back to my Connect 6 because, even with a ground loop isolator, the DLZ was producing static in my headphones and I could not shake it. I may eventually go back to it but the problem may not be helped because my desk only has so much room and my devices are pretty close to each other. Did you experience the same static ground loop noises with your DLZ and if you did...were you able to eliminate them? Thanks!
@@MikeRussell I just wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude for your video! Since stumbling upon one your videos in 2019, my audio game in podcast productions has been completely transformed.
I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Your content has made a significant impact on my work, and I'm so appreciative of the time and effort you put into creating such helpful resources. Thank you again for helping me level up my audio skills!"
I keep getting better and better.