Making a Simple Voicecast
The simplest podcast is just you talking. As simple as this sounds, speaking into a microphone takes a bit of practice. You might practice speaking into a microphone without creating unwanted noises such as smacks, pops, loud breathing, clicking dentures, or any other unpleasant sounds. Beware verbal ticks like “uh, um, you know.” Practice gauging the optimal distance between your mouth and the microphone, and set it up so that you can stand or sit comfortably. Using a mic stand is better than hand-holding, and if you’re using a lavalier mic, clip it where your clothing won’t rub on it. I prefer a good-quality USB headset. Speak past the mic as though you have an audience in the room, rather than into the mic; this will ...
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