The Two-Host Setup: What Nobody Tells You Before You Buy the Mics

Before You Buy the Mics

Here is a situation that happens more often than it should. Two people decide to start a podcast together. One of them buys a USB microphone because it is easy and plug-and-play. The other buys an XLR microphone because they heard XLR is better. They sit down to record their first episode and discover that getting two microphones into one computer, on two separate tracks, with synchronized audio, is not as simple as plugging both in and pressing record.

Everything they bought works fine on its own. None of it works well together.

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The Remote Recording Setup Guide

The Remote Recording Setup Guide

Remote recording has become the default for most podcasts. Co-hosts in different cities, guests who can’t travel, producers working across time zones, the logistics of getting everyone in the same room rarely make sense anymore. What does make sense is building a remote recording setup that gives your editor clean, separate tracks, reliable sync, and as few surprises as possible.

The Remote Recording Setup Guide is what you need to know before you hit Record.

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