33 min
In Search of the Best Way to Record an Interview, with Mark Hills of Cleanfeed Podcastification - podcasting tips, podcast tricks, how to podcast better
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Interviews, interviews, interviews. I don’t know the stats but I bet a vast majority of podcasts out there are interview-format shows. And it seems like a trouble-free solution for recording long-distance conversations - which is what most interviewers have to resort to - has not been created yet. But...
I think we’re getting closer to a great way to record interviews.
On this episode, I’m going to introduce you to a new friend, Mark Hills. He and his co-creator (also named Marc) hail from the UK and come from a radio industry background. In their minds, for live radio, connections simply have to work - and they’ve been working on an internet-based solution for both broadcasting high-quality audio from remote locations, AND recording it.
Here’s where this radio industry solution becomes of GREAT interest to us podcasters.
I invite you to join Mark and me as we chat about the tool they’ve created - Cleanfeed. It’s still in beta but looks very promising.
But more important than hearing our banter - which gets into the details of how Cleanfeed works to record high-quality audio - you need to actually HEAR this episode because we recorded it using Cleanfeed.
Mark was using a laptop with an XLR microphone and an audio interface that was plugged into his computer. I used a USB microphone, directly into my computer. Sound familiar? It should because those are two of the most common ways podcasters connect to their computers for EXACTLY this kind of use.
I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the quality of audio Cleanfeed provides and the possibilities it affords for podcasting. But be warned - it IS still in beta and has glitches now and then. But Mark and Marc are working on them continually.
And the best part is that Mark has committed to always have a fairly full-featured version of Cleanfeed available for FREE. Yes, free.
Have I got your attention? OK - it’s time to listen!
Here’s a rough outline of TOPIC OR GUEST…
[2:56] What is Cleanfeed?[4:39] How a broadcast radio background led to the creation of Cleanfeed.[15:59] Cleanfeed is now in beta stage. What are the plans for the software?[21:12] What the Cleanfeed interface looks like and how it works.
resources we talked about in this episode
www.Cleanfeed.netThe Cleanfeed blog - http://blog.cleanfeed.net/SkypeRinger (affiliate)Source ConnectZencastr
Connect with me…
Carey(AT)PodcastFastTrack.com
On Facebook
On Twitter
Subscribe to Podcastification Here!
http://www.PodcastFastTrack.com
Interviews, interviews, interviews. I don’t know the stats but I bet a vast majority of podcasts out there are interview-format shows. And it seems like a trouble-free solution for recording long-distance conversations - which is what most interviewers have to resort to - has not been created yet. But...
I think we’re getting closer to a great way to record interviews.
On this episode, I’m going to introduce you to a new friend, Mark Hills. He and his co-creator (also named Marc) hail from the UK and come from a radio industry background. In their minds, for live radio, connections simply have to work - and they’ve been working on an internet-based solution for both broadcasting high-quality audio from remote locations, AND recording it.
Here’s where this radio industry solution becomes of GREAT interest to us podcasters.
I invite you to join Mark and me as we chat about the tool they’ve created - Cleanfeed. It’s still in beta but looks very promising.
But more important than hearing our banter - which gets into the details of how Cleanfeed works to record high-quality audio - you need to actually HEAR this episode because we recorded it using Cleanfeed.
Mark was using a laptop with an XLR microphone and an audio interface that was plugged into his computer. I used a USB microphone, directly into my computer. Sound familiar? It should because those are two of the most common ways podcasters connect to their computers for EXACTLY this kind of use.
I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the quality of audio Cleanfeed provides and the possibilities it affords for podcasting. But be warned - it IS still in beta and has glitches now and then. But Mark and Marc are working on them continually.
And the best part is that Mark has committed to always have a fairly full-featured version of Cleanfeed available for FREE. Yes, free.
Have I got your attention? OK - it’s time to listen!
Here’s a rough outline of TOPIC OR GUEST…
[2:56] What is Cleanfeed?[4:39] How a broadcast radio background led to the creation of Cleanfeed.[15:59] Cleanfeed is now in beta stage. What are the plans for the software?[21:12] What the Cleanfeed interface looks like and how it works.
resources we talked about in this episode
www.Cleanfeed.netThe Cleanfeed blog - http://blog.cleanfeed.net/SkypeRinger (affiliate)Source ConnectZencastr
Connect with me…
Carey(AT)PodcastFastTrack.com
On Facebook
On Twitter
Subscribe to Podcastification Here!
33 min