It may provoke a talking point you wish to delve into in your next show, and can help tackle issues that people are struggling with. Engaging with your audience is an effective way of shaping your episodes. What topics aren’t already being covered on other leading shows in your niche?.What topics can you give listeners something valuable on?.What topics will your listeners genuinely be interested in?.How do you want your listeners to engage with you?.
How do you want to engage with your listeners?.This can help with structuring what you’re going to say (more on that later), as you can cater specific talking points towards the audience you’re targeting. And there are ways of maximising this opportunity.įirstly, think about the type of listener you want your podcast to appeal to. But it has to be something that’s going to be heard. It could be something that you’re really passionate about, or something that’s always intrigued you. Picking a topic avoids the pitfall of random rambling, helping to create a consistent tone throughout your show.
We’ll be getting a Rodecaster Pro by the end of July.The first step in the planning process is choosing your topic. We run the show with the Rode Podmic and ATR2100 run through a Tascam 4×4 and then into a laptop for recording. Anything else you want to say about your podcast setup?
We love the detailed statistics they give you on your show. We currently use Buzzsprout and are very happy with it. We love the fact that Audition allows the recording of multiple tracks for us so we can control everything. We started out using Audacity to record and clean up the audio but recently we’ve been recording and mastering in Adobe Audition. What software do you use to record the podcast? Now they plan on buying a Rode Podmic for Frank and a guest. So a couple months later John upgraded to the Rode Podmic and his voice sounded better than before. From the get go, people were complimenting us on how great we sounded. We both started out using the ATR2100’s and we loved it. John uses a Rode Podmic and Frank uses an ATR2100. What microphone do you use to record the podcast? John is more quiet and reserved and balances out the team. Frank is an obscene firecracker who can say literally anything in the spur of the moment. In February of 2020, John asked Frank to create The Basement Surge with him to share all the memories they made growing up together. Frank and John have have been best friends for over 20 years. We are a general discussion comedy podcast out of Brooklyn, New York. This week we have The Basement Surge Podcast setup. Here, podcasters tell us how they record their podcasts, where they host them and much more. Welcome to our weekly podcast setups section.
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