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By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain our own.

All podcasters need a digital podcast workstation to create their content. For many, this is a luxury they simply cannot afford. For others, it is something they need no matter the cost. I want to show you how you can build an amazing digital workstation on a budget.

By following the information provided, you will save a lot of money. I will help you avoid spending on equipment you just do not need. At the same time, your digital workstation will contain great equipment at a reasonable cost.

Your Digital Podcast Workstation Needs a Great Microphone

The microphone is a key element in your digital podcast workstation. It is the first piece of equipment in the audio chain. No doubt you’ve heard the phrase “garbage in, garbage out” and that is extremely true when it comes to microphones.

If you bring in terrible audio there is little you can do later to fix it. Yes, there are tools that can make your audio quality better, but they are time-consuming. It is best to get it right during the recording and that’s where a great microphone comes in.

Know What Your Microphone Needs to Do

Different microphones are better suited for different jobs. If you do not know what mic is best for podcasting, it can be a big obstacle. Unfortunately, most newbie podcasters buy a microphone that looks really cool, but sounds horrible. I am hoping to help you avoid that costly mistake.

It is possible to spend a lot of money on a microphone, but it isn’t really necessary. Again, the important thing is to realize what …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

When you’re accused of sabatoge…

For the better part of 10 years I helped a friend I had met through Twitter with his website issues. This guy is a sports coach who was running a membership site doling our sage advice to parents and coaches alike. His content is excellent, but his tech skills were limited.

Soon after we met, I found out during an online discussion that his usual tech assistance was slowly trying to move him off on his own. Despite wishing to be independent, he just didn’t have the skills to do so. When he lost his web hosting, I offered to host it on my VPS for free. In the process of setting his site up on my VPS he and I discussed how outdated his site was. I offered to redo the site for him for free. His site was a WordPress self-hosted site, so I wasn’t too concerned.

Over the course of 4 days I spent 37 hours of my time creating his new site. He guided the process with his own suggestions. Together we came up with an excellent layout. He raves about how much nicer the new site was. At a value of $3700 for my time, he got an incredible site.

Over the next 6 years, I began to realize the possible reason his former web guy wanted to get rid of him. This guy would never listen to reason. If he chose a certain way to do something, a way WordPress didn’t intend for the issue to be dealt with, he would always complain when told the right way to handle his issue. I spent countless hours explaining that if he would just do things the standard WordPress way he would get the functionality he wanted and avoid problems in the future. Despite all …read more

Source:: Medium

      

By Mike Mahony

When you’re accused of sabatoge…

For the better part of 10 years I helped a friend I had met through Twitter with his website issues. This guy is a sports coach who was running a membership site doling our sage advice to parents and coaches alike. His content is excellent, but his tech skills were limited.

Soon after we met, I found out during an online discussion that his usual tech assistance was slowly trying to move him off on his own. Despite wishing to be independent, he just didn’t have the skills to do so. When he lost his web hosting, I offered to host it on my VPS for free. In the process of setting his site up on my VPS he and I discussed how outdated his site was. I offered to redo the site for him for free. His site was a WordPress self-hosted site, so I wasn’t too concerned.

Over the course of 4 days I spent 37 hours of my time creating his new site. He guided the process with his own suggestions. Together we came up with an excellent layout. He raves about how much nicer the new site was. At a value of $3700 for my time, he got an incredible site.

Over the next 6 years, I began to realize the possible reason his former web guy wanted to get rid of him. This guy would never listen to reason. If he chose a certain way to do something, a way WordPress didn’t intend for the issue to be dealt with, he would always complain when told the right way to handle his issue. I spent countless hours explaining that if he would just do things the standard WordPress way he would get the functionality he wanted and avoid problems in the future. Despite all …read more

Source:: Medium