I prefer Macs because the build quality is second-to-none, they are generally well thought out designs, and they just work.
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Windows has made strides and Windows 10 is a very reasonable option at this point as well. I use Mac computers and have for a while. This is the hub for all of your recording, editing, uploading, idea-making, all of it. I used many of the recommendations for years before saving up to upgrade.įirst is your computer. I’ve been doing the podcast for over seven years and have built up my gear since the beginning, but if you are just starting out you can use the budget friendly recommendations to get going. Where applicable, I will also offer a more budget friendly option to what I currently use. So I’ll be geeking out pretty hard here, and this is aimed at the people who also get excited by new computers and gear. That said, I *love* the gear aspect of this stuff as technology has always been a big passion of mine. Your focus should *always* be on the content itself and not on the gear. Most of the higher end stuff is past the point of diminishing returns as far as quality goes, and it’s just used to get your show’s quality from 80% great to 90-something% great.
So here it is, current as of the time of writing (Early 2017).īefore we dive in, I also feel the need to reiterate my stance on the whole gear thing: It’s just not that important. Many have asked for a long time for me to break down the gear and software used to make the podcast, videos, and other content that I make for LR, CFB, and my other endeavors.
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