PodProducer (free, Windows) or UberCaster (free?, OS X) to record. If you won't be live-mixing in your sounds, then this is the simplest setup.Īdding sounds (music, sound effects, bumpers, voicemail, etc.) adds complexity, but it's still possible with just a single PC and no mixer. If you're already recording into your computer, then it's no extra step to broadcast that to the Internet through live-streaming. Pop filter: $10–$20 from or Musician's FriendĮach of these will can grow with you and can be upgraded without your having to replace everything. Dynamic mic, stand, and XLR cable: Nady stage microphone with accessories ( $25, $30 Musician's Friend ). Mixer: Behringer XENYX502 5-Channel Mixer ( $36, $40 Musician's Friend ) or Behringer XENYX 302USB (coming soon!). I've previously talked about the bare minimums for podcasting, but here's what I recommend if you're just starting out. You could be a small, single-host, single-show podcaster right now, but will you be the same in just one year? Choose equipment that is affordable but can grow with you. Recommended equipment-think about your future In the meantime, I think “live-streaming” is more accurate. 
Is it really “live-podcasting”?ĭaniel Clark rightly questioned my use of “live podcast” in by commenting on the previous episode's shownotes. While the same principles mostly apply to Linux, most of the software may not be available or have suitable alternatives for Linux.
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Continuing the series of how to live-stream your podcast while recording, we'll look at how to do it when you're flying solo.īe sure to listen to the last episode on five reasons for living streaming and four cautions.Īs I write and speak, I'll use the term “PC” in reference to both of the major personal computers (PCs): OS X and Windows.
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