How to Record a Podcast Practically Anywhere

How can you record a PODCAST practically anywhere?

This video was made by Jan Štumpa

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The footage must be consistent in terms of both lighting and sound.

To improve the sound, we use acoustic blankets, (acoustic curtains) which block out street noise, improve the room's reverberation and, thanks to their large dimensions, cover the windows completely.

Thanks to the telescopic poles from Manfroto, installation takes just a few seconds.

The windows are completely covered, so sound no longer reflects off them, giving the room excellent acoustics — and as a bonus, the noise from the street is reduced.

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An acoustic blanket not only improves the reverberation in the room, but thanks to its dimensions, it also covers large windows perfectly.

Watch the VIDEO for details:

Tomas Skok
Author: Tomas Skok

For over 20 years he has worked with sound and acoustics. He has designed the acoustics and soundproofing for several music studios, measures rooms with REW and has produced his own tracks in Cubase and Ableton. He started out as a vinyl DJ and as a sound engineer at large events, and later taught courses on recording sound for video. He runs his own shop for audio, studio, DJ and lighting equipment, and on vocalboothtogo.co.uk he writes about room acoustics, noise control, recording and microphones – and about how to cut street noise at home, sleep better or keep the heat in.

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