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Welcome to this week's episode where I break down some good podcast gear to invest in for both newbies and intermediate podcasters looking to improve their sound quality. 

In this episode, I discuss affordable yet high-quality equipment options that you'll need to start a successful podcast. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed at the thought of setting up your podcast studio or looking to level up your existing one, this episode is for you.

While it's important to remember that content is king, having quality audio comes as a close second. As much as the right equipment matters, let it not stop you from creating amazing content. 

It's not about getting the most expensive gear, but about understanding your needs, your budget, and choosing the right tools to create a podcast that sounds professional.

Episode Highlights:

• Why quality audio is crucial for your podcast

• The importance of a good microphone

• Introduction to audio interfaces and handheld recorders

• Options for recording solo or with multiple people

• The importance of headphones

• The best place to record high quality audio online

• Easy ways to edit your podcast

• Free audio production software options

• Why you need to be hands free when you record

Equipment Discussed: Microphone

Audio Technica ATR 2100x USB Microphone 

• USB Microphone that offers good sound quality.

• Also comes with an XLR input for when you're ready to upgrade.

• Real-time monitoring via headphones

• Ideal for beginners and intermediate podcasters alike.

Audio Interface

Focusrite Scarlett Series 

• Ideal for boosting your microphone's sound.

• High quality preamps and digital conversion

• USB compatible

Handheld Recorder

Zoom Pod Track P4

• A versatile recorder with 4 microphone inputs and 4 headphone outputs.

• Connects to a computer for recording remote and in-person conversations.

• Great for on-the-go recordings and multi-person setups.

Headphones

Sony MDR 7506