Podcast studio cable management. A truly riveting subject! It is actually one of these weird subcultures in the tech world though. I hadn’t realised this until I was recently handed the task of tidying up our own studio. There are folks out there who are obsessed with keeping cables tidy. And there’s lots of products
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A pop-filter is used to eliminate the sound of plosives. Plosives cause a rush of air that can cause the microphone capsule to overload. This results in a distorted or low, airy thump.
A power conditioner regulates voltage output and filters noise like EMI & RFI. Here’s why you might want to add one to your setup.
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Will audio cable crossing cause a hum? Will it cause total protonic reversal? Let’s find out!
Compression, used properly, can really improve your podcast’s audio. Here’s how.