Comments on: First Podcast Academy Held Today http://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2005/11/10/first_podcast_academy_held_today/ Digital Podcast focuses on using new and social media to build real businesses. We help publishers build new media businesses that use best practices to market content, build audience and monetize the results. Give us a call at 562-824-5193. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:29:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Chris Rowe http://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2005/11/10/first_podcast_academy_held_today/comment-page-1/#comment-5282 Chris Rowe Tue, 09 May 2006 00:09:35 +0000 113281744#comment-5282 Hello, I am new to podcasting and am hoping someone might be able to help steer me in the right direction, or perhaps even give me basic step by step advice I can easily communicate to other non-technical staff interested in recording a telephone interview "in-house" so the interview can be uploaded onto the society's website. Please feel free to email me at the address provided. I am trying to find out: 1. Can a quality recording of a two-way, or a three-way call call be achieved without having to send either/any of the parties to a professional sound recording room or studio? By "quality", I mean a recording that can be easily transcribed and rebroadcast online or or the radio. 2. If so, what basic equipment would we need? What equipment would you recommend? 3. Is there a big problem with ambient noise --- Our intention is only to record voice, and if neccessary, later on-- having the ability to add possible sfx, music score--- but at this point those extra tracks, as I understand--- are not essential. 4. If it is solely for Web download on the host's own site, would that require less than if it were for regular (FM or AM radio). (No one is even considering satellite / new radio--- at this point). 5. Can anyone suggest a sound perosn/engineer or other resource in the DC, Baltimoe/Washington are, who I might consult or possibly hire-- if necc.? Thanks vey much. Chris Hello,
I am new to podcasting and am hoping someone might be able to help steer me in the right direction, or perhaps even give me basic step by step advice I can easily communicate to other non-technical staff interested in recording a telephone interview “in-house” so the interview can be uploaded onto the society’s website.

Please feel free to email me at the address provided. I am trying to find out:
1. Can a quality recording of a two-way, or a three-way call call be achieved without having to send either/any of the parties to a professional sound recording room or studio? By “quality”, I mean a recording that can be easily transcribed and rebroadcast online or or the radio.

2. If so, what basic equipment would we need? What equipment would you recommend?

3. Is there a big problem with ambient noise — Our intention is only to record voice, and if neccessary, later on– having the ability to add possible sfx, music score— but at this point those extra tracks, as I understand— are not essential.

4. If it is solely for Web download on the host’s own site, would that require less than if it were for regular (FM or AM radio). (No one is even considering satellite / new radio— at this point).

5. Can anyone suggest a sound perosn/engineer or other resource in the DC, Baltimoe/Washington are, who I might consult or possibly hire– if necc.?

Thanks vey much.
Chris

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