PODCASTGUIDE
How to set up a two-person podcast at home
From conversation to two tracks: what to decide, what to buy and how to prepare the first recording.
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Your idea deserves
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Guides for choosing, connecting and starting to record. Decisions explained instead of product lists.
14 guidesPODCAST
AUDIOQUICK REFERENCE
Phantom power: check the microphone, channel and chain
The useful question is not simply “does it have 48 V?”.
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MUSICGUIDE
Record your first demo at home, step by step
Voice, guitar or keyboard: decide what you will record at the same time before choosing gear.
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XLRGUIDE
Your first recording with an XLR microphone
Identify the pieces, connect them deliberately and listen to the recorded file before assuming the setup is finished.
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MICROPHONESGUIDE
USB or XLR: choose the workflow that fits you
It is not a quality contest. It is a decision about connection, control and how you may grow the setup.
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VIDEOGUIDE
Improve the audio in your videos without getting lost in cables
Decide where the sound will be recorded first; then choose the microphone and signal path.
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Keep exploring the decisions that shape a setup.
More practical guides for recording, routing, monitoring, cables, headphones and making the most of the gear you already own.
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Complete your setup without buying what you already own
Inventory is counted in real units and carried into the recommendation.
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Loopback for streaming: identify sources and returns
Computer audio needs a defined route, not only a checkbox.
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Direct monitoring without confusing it with loopback
Hearing yourself and sending computer audio into a stream are different functions.
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MONITORINGGUIDE
How to monitor a podcast with several people
One shared mix, individual volume or different programs: define what each listener actually needs.
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TRS: why one connector does not describe the signal
Check the role of each contact and each channel.
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Headphone impedance is not enough to choose amplification
A plug fitting and a verified listening level are different questions.
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How to read SONORYN results
A useful answer explains both what is known and what still needs checking.
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Independent headphone mixes: what to check
A volume control does not change the content of a mix.
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