Episode 003: Cameras & Microphones on a Budget, & Dealing with Money

4/1/2014

7 Comments

Web Extra #1
"Intern Tube"

Web Extra #2
"I'm Shure"

Web Extra #3
"Condenser than led!"

Web Extra #4
"Business in Practice"

7 Comments

Nathan Higley

4/3/2014 01:37:23 am

First thanks for answering my question, I figured you would say the Shure SM58, its pretty much what everybody says, I just wanted to see if there was a better one. Also, I tried Reeper and it's not free, only for 60 days, so thats why I'm not using it. But I saw the Fast Track Solo that comes with Pro Tools that I might get for the SM58 (probably the one that has two inputs though). And I saw what Pro Tools can do and I'm pretty impressed by it.

Kevin McCreary

4/3/2014 05:48:01 am

Yes. The fast track solo is a great option. Now, a heads up, it comes with Protools Express. Which has it's limitations. But it can always be upgraded to the full protools if you out grow it! It's actually what I've started recommending. Sorry, this episode was recorded a few weeks ago. And I've done more research. I'll try to write a blog about it soon!

Nathan Higley

4/4/2014 01:34:48 am

Ok, I watched like a two hour long tutorial on Pro Tools, and I'm actually looking through the reference guide (found somewhere to download it.) I saw that there are some limitations, like you can't record as many tracks or certain tracks, but my podcast would have a max of like four people at once so that wouldn't be an issue. Thanks.

Nathan Higley

4/4/2014 01:54:34 am

I actually just found the M-Audio M-Track Quad that comes with Pro Tools Express that I might get instead of the Fast Track just because it has four XLR/Guitar Jack duo's. It cost around $250, so if I get more money, I think I'd rather go with that.

Matthew Becker

4/3/2014 04:53:01 am

I'm loving this show, guys! It's like a dream come true.
Also, I had a suggestion about a condenser mic that's pretty cheap and I find works pretty well. Kevin, with you being far more audio savvy than I you'll problem find a problem with it. It's from monoprice.com and is only about $80. It's not the fanciest, but for someone starting out with a podcast, it seems pretty nice.

Regus link

4/15/2014 08:51:34 am

I'm so glad you told the world that visual effects are not the same as special effects.
and Its Cinema 4D not 3D. also if you want to do free vfx(visual effects) Check out Blender.

also I recommend Hitfilm for visual effects if you can't afford After Effects.

Adam Duffy

4/15/2014 12:53:00 pm

Hi guys,
I'm loving this podcast. Really helpful tips for all budding youtubers/podcasters.

Also, just thought I'd let you know that Web Extra #4: "Business In Practice" cuts out.

Keep up the good work!

Episode 003: Cameras & Microphones on a Budget, & Dealing with Money

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