MBA756 Q&A Weekends: What hardware & software do you recommend for a new podcaster?
Today on The $100 MBA Show Q&A Weekend, it’s time to talk tech! We’ve got a listener who’s just getting ready to jump into the podcast game, and he wants to know what hardware and software we recommend. Getting these things right is crucial to the quality of your podcast. In a world where podcasts are increasingly popular, the standard of quality is higher than ever, so tune in while Omar explains what to get and how to use it. Click play!
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Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB Cardioid Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone
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ID3 Editor for Mac
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SoundCloud
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