12/15/2022
Have you ever tried to record a podcast via Zoom? If you have, you know that:- Video and audio calls are often filled with glitches and dropouts - You will spend hours trying to adjust software settings ahead of time - The burden of recording/delivering audio files is on your guests’ shoulders.
We know from experience that many organizations rely on Zoom (or even conference calls) to record podcasts. It requires much more effort than it’s worth, especially because the audio quality is often uneven (at best).
After testing all the major remote recording services, we selected the one that works best for us and our clients. In other words, it allows for the highest audio quality with the least amount of headache: - It records audio locally on each participant’s computer, thus eliminating glitches and dropouts - We easily adjust settings ahead of time, taking that task off your plate - Each user’s audio files are automatically uploaded to the cloud – another task you don’t need to worry about
Take a peek behind the curtains and learn more about the podcast equipment we use to make sure your podcast sounds fantastic, no matter where you and your guests are located: https://www.volubilitypodcasting.com/our-podcast-blog/podcast-production-equipment
Many of our clients come to us because they quickly learned how difficult it is to record and produce a podcast. Zoom calls just don’t cut it! We’ve taken the guesswork out of every aspect of podcasting, starting with the equipment, to make your life easier and ensure your podcast is up to your ...