Re:Have We Hit Peak Podcast?
by ghaff on Thursday July 18, 2019 @10:46AM
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>And do you think more podcasts will be done with remote guests?
If there were a magic bullet, take my money. But I doubt if there is, given the state of corporate video conferencing--which doesn't optimize for sound quality.
The "best" quality solution I've found is to have the other person make a separate audio recording and email it to me. But that certainly introduces friction and not everyone has mics laying around. However, in a lot of cases, consistently getting in the same room as people is tough.
One thing I've done is to try to take advantage of in-person opportunities as much as possible and just accept that there's going to be a lot of background noise at conferences, etc.
If there were a magic bullet, take my money. But I doubt if there is, given the state of corporate video conferencing--which doesn't optimize for sound quality.
The "best" quality solution I've found is to have the other person make a separate audio recording and email it to me. But that certainly introduces friction and not everyone has mics laying around. However, in a lot of cases, consistently getting in the same room as people is tough.
One thing I've done is to try to take advantage of in-person opportunities as much as possible and just accept that there's going to be a lot of background noise at conferences, etc.