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 Looking to start a video podcast
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but you don't want to break the bank in this video
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I'll be breaking down some of the best gear to get started.
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Like this $35 mic that I bought on Amazon.
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Let's go.
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- You gotta just press record.
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- Hey, what's up, it's Omarel Taktori
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with think media helping you build your influence
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with online video and on this channel.
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Sometimes we do YouTube tip videos
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to help you grow your subscribers and viewers
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as well as break down various setups
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depending on whatever budget you may find yourself
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in kind of like this video.
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So if you're new here, consider subscribing.
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Now video podcasting is one of the best ways
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to create content
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because really in one sitting you're capturing video content
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and then you're capturing audio content
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and then you can distribute it in various different ways
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but it all happens in one sitting.
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Now, you don't need a fancy camera
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or you don't even need a fancy microphone to get started.
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So let's just break down real quick.
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Some of the best recommended gear when getting started
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with a video podcast now at bare minimum.
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You're going to want a camera
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to capture your video podcasts.
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And I am using my iPhone 11 pro to shoot this video
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and it's on a tripod and we'll post links
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to everything I mentioned down in the description below
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but you can get a fairly inexpensive smartphone tripod
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and get started shooting your video podcasts.
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You don't need a fancy camera to get started
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and the reality is
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most smartphones shoot in 4k, which is super cool.
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So once you've got your camera situation
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all dialed it's time to get your audio situation dialed.
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And I recommend a USB mic when it comes to starting out
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with a video podcast, because of two reasons
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the first reason is you can plug it right
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into your smartphone to capture your audio
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or you can plug it into a tablet, computer, or laptop
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you know, a lot of different devices take USB.
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And so you can simply get from my case
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a lightning adapter to USB
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and then plug the mic straight in and you'll be ready to go.
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Now, the mic you are listening to is a $35 mic from Amazon.
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It's called the fifine USB mic.
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And this is a great mic because it has a volume adjustment.
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It's just a simple USB plugin play mic.
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So whether you plug it straight into your smartphone
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like I am right now, or you want to plug it
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into a different device, you totally can.
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Now this is a condenser mic.
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So that just means you're going to get a very natural sound
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which I am a fan of.
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Now, if you want to spend the extra dollars
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I would encourage you looking into the Samsung Q2U
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we made a video review on this mic
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but the Samsung Q2U is awesome because it is a USB mic.
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It's also an XLR mic
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but you can just simply plug it into your smartphone
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or a computer or desktop or laptop, and it's ready to go.
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But that mic is a dynamic microphone.
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And it's going to give you more
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of like that podcast, the radio rich sound
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but it is close to double the price, but nonetheless
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check out the links down in the description to
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compare the two different mics that I'm talking about.
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The next piece of gear I want to recommend
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is a light kit from Mount dog.
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And it is a $50 light that comes with a wireless remote
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and it allows you to brighten or dim your light as well
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as change the temperature as needed.
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Now, if you don't need a light to get started
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you can use a window light, or you can invest
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in a light kit like this one, but we love this one simply
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because there's so many features for $50.
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And you know, we've been talking
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about a few different pieces of gear
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and we're just right around a hundred bucks.
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And that's pretty incredible
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that you can actually get started
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for right around a hundred dollars when it comes
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to shooting a video podcast.
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But when you actually shoot your video
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and you actually are ready to produce your podcast
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you're going to want a video editing software
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that allows you to edit both your video and audio.
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And I like, I recommend Luma fusion.
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It's an incredible video editing software that easily
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allows you to export your video.
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And then you can export your audio
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giving you two different files
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ready to be uploaded to syndicate
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to all your listeners or viewers.
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But if you're using a different kind of device
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I recommend you use something like Adobe rush.
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If you're using an Android, or if you have a computer
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whatever free video editing software will probably
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allow you to export the MP3 of your video.
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So that's some of our best recommended gear when it comes
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to starting a video podcasts and on a budget.
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I mean, you never have to fall
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into the trap of getting the next best thing.
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Like this was shot on an iPhone 11 pro
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with a $35 microphone and it looks and sounds just fine.
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And so you can get started
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and don't let the scare of equipment
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and all that stuff get in your way from getting started.
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And if you want to actually learn how to start a podcast
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like, you know, start your account
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so people can find your podcast on Apple podcasts
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or maybe Spotify