JUNTAE KAI DELANE breaks down podcast gear: start with a Blue Yeti microphone and free Audacity software, or go pro with a Shure SB7 and Adobe Audition. Mobile apps work too if you need flexibility.
Microphone is pretty much the key to having a great podcast. And so there are plenty of mics on the market. You can start off by having just a blue Yeti or something like that. And then you also can have a more advanced professional mic, like I have. Here is the Shure. What is this? SB7, I believe. And so once you have the right mic, then you'll be able to look at the software that you're using to edit your podcast. You could use Audacity is a good free tool as well. We currently use Adobe Audition, which is part of the Adobe Creative Suite for our agency, and we'll use that to edit. But there's plenty of software and even on your phone as well, so you can download some apps that may have the ability to record podcasts.
