In-person recording: This involves meeting your guest in person and recording the interview using a portable recorder or a smartphone with a high-quality microphone. This can provide a more personal and natural feel to the interview.
Remote recording: You can record interviews remotely by using video conferencing software like Zoom, Skype, or Google Meet. This can be convenient if your guest is located in a different city or country.
Double-ended recording: This involves recording your audio locally on your computer or recorder, and having your guest record their audio locally on their computer or recorder. After the interview, the audio files can be combined for better audio quality. This is also called "solo recording" or "ISO recording."
Recording with a co-host: If you have a co-host, you can record interviews together using a portable recorder or software like Zencastr or SquadCast. This can provide a more conversational feel to the interview.