Trailer: What's with all those mics?

11/10/21 • 17 min

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Welcome to our podcast! We are so excited to have you here. Tiphany Kane & David Sais are co-hosts. David is a sound engineer with over 2 decades of experience with dialogue editing. He is also an avid collector of microphones. Can you guess how many mics are on our podcast cover?

Tiphany is the host of the podcast, Love & Life After Divorce. She is also a podcast host, public speaker, writer, and professional development expert. Launching Love & Life opened so many doors for us. One of those doors was a podcast coaching business and media management business, KaSa Media Productions. As we began coaching people to launch their podcast, we realized that mindset was the biggest barrier to launching, growing, and monetizing their podcasts. This realizations inspired us to start this podcast.

We take the "complicated" parts of podcasting and turn them into simple, actionable steps- and we have fun doing it! Listening to this podcast will help you to learn and grow in your skill as a storyteller, editor, content creator, interviewer, and podcast business person.

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Next Episode

Why not the Yeti? Choosing the right podcasting mic

It is no secret that David is not a fan of the Yeti...

So David, why not the Yeti?

The Yeti is a condenser mic. Condenser mics are very sensitive to sound. This is great if you are in a sound-treated room or are recording sounds in nature- not so great if you are in a home studio. Condenser mics, like the Yeti, will pick up all the sounds happening inside and outside your home. You will hear the car driving by, the neighbor playing music, your child getting food out of the fridge, the dog barking, and even your a/c switching on.

Unless you have sophisticated editing software, you want to use a mike that won't be as sensitive to room noises. A dynamic cardioid mic is perfect for the home podcaster. A dynamic cardioid mic will only pick up your voice and will reject noises outside the cardioid pattern.

If you would like help finding a mic that is right for you- please contact us!

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