2020: How To Set Up A Mixer for A Podcast | Mix Minus Mixer Setup

[@solohour]

*** UPDATED FOR 2023! *** Best Microphone/Mixer Setup for A Killer Pro-Level Podcast: Rodecaster Pro Mixer: amzn.to/3HfABhB Shure SM7B: amzn.to/36iLs6w (The Joe Rogan Mic) Microphone Cables: amzn.to/3GUqZYe Slightly Cheaper but all fantastic Mics: Heil PR-40: amzn.to/2LDN413 Heil PR-35: amzn.to/3e2m3jR Shure SM58: amzn.to/36bS6v6 Or, buy a kit with the Rodecaster, Rode Mics, and Microphone Cables: amzn.to/3iRujeU If you’re on a serious budget and just want a USB Mic that sounds a million times better than a Blue Yeti, try this one: Audio Technica ATR-2100 amzn.to/3WlurAX Or this one: Samson Q2U: amzn.to/3ZFoiT7 With the above mics, they can plug directly into your computer. However, you’ll need some software like GarageBand or Logic to record the podcast. ******************************* (Need help? I’m for hire. DM me or reach me @solohour on instagram. )

[@TobiasMcGriff]

So after 11 years of podcasting being mainstream, a video that explains this plainly with all the silent details is finally offered up. Fantastic. Thank you!

[@solohour]

Tobias McGriff I guess someone had to do it :-)

[@tsetendorjee9040]

This is an excellent for How To Set Up A Mixer for A Podcast show and than you!👍👍👍

[@charlestapp5897]

From one audio engineer to another, that was one of the most user friendly explanations of this process I have ever heard. Great job!!

[@solohour]

Ha ha...you definitely have me in the audio engineer department!

[@jamesfry6216]

@@solohour definitely bro. Super great explanation

[@caleyhall]

Except the single side out mono black from the headphone Jack mistake, he should’ve plugged the red into channel 3 and panned channels 2 and 3 left and right so the h6 receives audio from the computer on both sides. Panning out his voice to the h6 was a bad move. Apart from that it was great 6 out of 10.

[@GoodforWed]

Just watched this and was thinking the same thing. He explained this the best!

[@marekeos]

After months of watching videos on how to set up a mixing board for podcasting, FINALLY you provide a concise and informative tutorial which actually does what it is meant to do. No pretentious crap and now self gloating. Thank you!!

[@eleet321]

4 minutes in and you already explain better than any other video/article I could find. Perfect.

[@solohour]

I think that was by virtue of the fact that I've had to explain it a million times. :) Thanks.

[@danarmstrong1025]

I cannot tell you how many videos I've watched, how many websites I've visited, how many subreddits I've trawled, looking for an explanation of how to set this gear up. Thank you, finally!

[@AEY_SMILEZ]

This is the BEST video I have watched for podcast beginners. So very informative, Thank YOU SO MUCH ! you have no idea how helpful this is.

[@jbasproductionseditorial1287]

As a now retired technical writer, regularly I bemoan the average person and their inability to communicate a complex technical scenario to a lay audience. CONGRATULATIONS! You took, what for me, is a complex technical scenario, and communicated it most effectively. Well done. Your elocution, your knowledge, your presentation - all point to you, as an expert. I enjoy learning from experts.

[@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY]

The easiest to understand video explaining this after 8 HOURS of trying to understand an audio setup for livestream podcast. Thank you!

[@DaboiBurt]

You explained a mix minus better than anyone else and saved me so much money by doing so. Bro I love you

[@teekay9228]

I learned more in the last 30 minutes than I have in the last frustrating months about pro audio equipment and recording.

[@solohour]

That's great man. I appreciate the kind words.

[@321jono]

You explained things SO simply and clearly. If someone ever needed a "tell me like I'm a child", you did it perfectly.

[@AndreLVaughn]

Your Breakdown was So awesome. Saved me a lot of time, money & headaches...Thanks!

[@solohour]

You're welcome Andre!

[@matoflynn]

Subscribed and notified! I don't podcast (yet at least) but use my podcast set up to do GoToMeeting consulting calls with clients every day using a Mackie 1402 VLZ4 mixer, Behringer Multicom Pro-XL compressor/limiter gate, Behringer Powerplay Pro-XL headphone amplifier, Heil PR40 and Rode NTG3 (when I don't want the mic to be seen and am okay with some ambient noise), iRig 2 (to bring in phone calls) and Roland R-05 audio recorder. I've seen and paid for a lot of tutorials on how to get that all set up and this is THE BEST tutorial I've seen yet. Really cool to watch a tutorial from someone who actually podcasts (really really well). The tip I learned from your video was to use the panning functionality of the mixer to split the tracks (it was something I had wanted to do for a while!). So thanks a bunch and love the channel so far :D

[@solohour]

NIce setup!

[@caffeinatedmisfit]

I wish I could like this video a hundred times! Best explanation I’ve ever seen of a mixer and how to use it. I learned more about the mixer I’ve been using for two years in the first 5 minutes of your video... thank you!!

[@solohour]

You're quite welcome!

[@uncletom1971]

Michael. I just now started my subscription of your channel. I want to thank you for sharing how to practically use an audio-mixer. Your mental presence and honest enthuisasm in the subject captures my interest.

[@VesnaVK]

Fantastic explanation! Thanks. To connect iMic out to mixer in, why not just use 1/4" TS to 3.5 mm TRS Mono? Why use stereo breakout cable and then have that extra 1/4" to mess with? Thanks in advance!

[@JoseMartinez-dx1ke]

I was thinking the same. Just to keep the lines clean, no loose ends.

[@richadler5618]

Mike, I have to thank you again for this video, I have kept it in my playlist and rewatch every so often when dismantling and re-setting up my podcast tech. Thank you and best of luck in 2021.

[@AskTheDogGuy]

Michael, this was EXCELLENT! You answered so many questions I've had that I couldn't find answers for. I'm going to do some practicing. I hope you do the other video you mentioned, transferring the files for DAW editing. - John 'Ask The Dog Guy' Wade 🐾 P.S. I've subscribed and thumbs up.

[@PresidentOfSpace]

This video is fantastic. I know absolutely nothing about audio. Like, 30 years of my life, never been musical or touched audio, but needed a nice mic and mixer setup for a project. This answered pretty much everything i needed to know, explained what everything was, how to use it, and got me up and running with all my equipment i previously knew nothing about. Thanks!

[@solohour]

That is awesome! Thanks man!

[@lovan_travels]

Great content! Thanks so much for going over everything in depth. Luckily I have some super minor sound engineer experience but this really broke it down and provided context.

[@solohour]

Lowvie You are very welcome sir!

[@t.v751]

THIS IS THE BEST EXPLAINATION EVER. SINCE I STARTED SEARCHING FOR HOW MIXERS WORK. THIS HAS GIVEN ME A CLEAR IDEA SO THANKS

[@SharpShooter9867]

Awesome vid. Your mic was clipping like crazy when you got excited there but hey, the content was good!

[@solohour]

True story!

[@heidiweber9971]

I have been looking for a solid explanation of all this mixer/software business throughout KZbin for days. This was by far the best I've found. Thank you for breaking it all down.

[@solohour]

YOu're very welcome Heidi! More videos to come! Would love a sub!

[@WhelanDrums]

You run a solid channel buddy keep it up 👊

[@solohour]

Much appreciated!

[@leonardodalongisland]

I've worked with most of this equipment on and off for many years and learned more about it all from you in 30 minutes than I ever knew. BRAVO and Thanks

[@solohour]

Leonardo Artist thanks for the kind words Leonardo! Would love a subscriber to the podcast if you have a moment. solohour.com/itunes

[@solohour]

Can you give me a thumbs up and a subscribe if you liked this? I’ve got a small channel that I’d like to grow and you’d be doing me a HUGE favor! THANKS!! What’s the next thing you’d like to know about podcasting?

[@EarthStranger]

The Solopreneur Hour Podcast with Michael O'Neal you mentioned in this video about making a separate video regarding the next steps: Taking the recorded SD card into post production. Did you already address that in another vid? If not, that would be a great thing to see broken down.

[@reissrobinson]

What camera did you film this vid on please. Great quality. Thanks!! I bought the Mackie mix12, irig2 (phone calls), Rode Reporter Mic omnidirectional also will be upgrading to Audio Technica BPHS1 (Lewis Howes) for consistent sound direct studio sound.

[@solohour]

@@reissrobinson I think I used my Canon M50 for this one.

[@queenloudwine]

I have a question, so my podcast I use four mics and the irig2 to send the sound to my iphone to record video to upload on youtube. But I wanted to play music from my laptop to the mixer, do I use the hosa cable to connect to the griffin imic and connect the headphone in on the irig2?

[@stanman1958]

buddy, of course I thumbed up and subscribed the first time I watched this.. anyway, I did the pan thing you suggested to get separated tracks out of my Zoom H6, one for my voice out of the mic and another track for the media I'm playing or discussion of a person on Skype. But, when editing I noticed that during silent times on one track I hear the other track playing at a low db. I would imagine that's because using a pan to all left for one track and all right to the other leaks or leaves a bit of my mic on the media track. Is that normal, or should the pan way you suggested give true separation? The good news is I mix the tracks back together with software but what if I wanted the complete separate tracks? Is this just a mixer norm?

[@EarthStranger]

You broke this down perfectly for a guy like me, who is gearing up for podcasting, and has zero experience and knowledge in audio/recording equipment. I've watched many videos now doing research, but EVERY SINGLE ONE has spoke way over my head about these things, with seemingly almost a refusal to meet people at square one. This was SO HELPFUL! If a person cannot teach a complex topic in a simple way to an uninformed audience, then that person likely does not have a thorough understanding of that topic. You, my friend, clearly have a thorough understanding of these things, as well as a teaching gift. I got a better understanding from you in 28 minutes than I did from 28 other videos. Thank you for the breakdown!

[@solohour]

Earth Stranger Refuge Much appreciated. Is there anything else you’d like to learn about podcasting?

[@solohour]

Would appreciate a subscribe if you don't mind! Scratching my way to 1000! :)

[@fernandoesparza2200]

Is there a more budget friendly recorder I can use

[@solohour]

fernando esparza look for a Zoom H4N on Craigslist. It should be less than $100.

[@shoebillstonk]

@@solohour how do you connect the mixer to the recorder does it reeally need attenuators?

[@porporaj]

This breakdown was SO helpful. I was recording podcasts into my computer without headphones and one of my shows turned out so stat-icky and couldn't use it, so I knew it was time to have a mixer. Thanks for the breakdown and keeping it simple- it saved me a lot of time

[@solohour]

Happy to help Julia! Would appreciate a sub if you haven't already! More great podcast vids to come!

[@grantavise7358]

I just found this video and I am so appreciative of you for making it. I’ve had my podcast for over 2 years and I’ve been trying to understand how to use a mixer with no luck. This is extremely user friends and informative. Thank you so much!

[@WilliamTozzo]

I've been teaching and training teachers for 20 years - you're a natural:) Thanks for the information.

[@solohour]

Bill Tozzo Thank you for the kind words

[@henryakwetey3685]

I am very happy to watch this awesome masterpiece video.I am a trained free Lance journalist and anytime am out for interview, I face lots of problems pertaining to my audio recordings accutrument and it's so tedious finding the right way to record audio without loosing them. I was trying to buy a different audio recording set-up but for you, I have learnt a lot from you so I change my mind. Your tutorials are very simple and detail. Thanks

[@KevinMahoney]

Thank you for this. I've watched dozens of videos about mix-minus and set up for podcasting. This one was the most helpful. I've been using a mixer for my podcast for several years now...I wish I had this video when I was first trying to figure things out.

[@malihavali5215]

Oh my lord this video just helped me understand the entire process. My friend and I were on the verge of tears today trying to figure out this podcast set up and now we finally can do it.

[@Rhino_JP]

All these days I've been, "WTF is a mix minus". Then you say "Mix minus.. their voice" Thank you Michael. This is the almost exact kit I have. More power and more success to your channel

[@julieholly6768]

Just venturing down this podcast rabbit hole....this tutorial was invaluable! THANK YOU!

[@slrstuff7408]

Hi Michael, Just wanted to say a huge thank-you! I have just purchased the Q802USB - the little brother to yours, and this video was the perfect answer to all my questions. Thanks heaps! I've subscribed, as I figured I'm going to need more of your guidance...! Cheers from Brisbane Australia!

[@redhotmustang]

Ah, finally! Finally, someone teaches me how to use and how this Behringer mixer of mine (which I was about to ditch and connect my Audio Technica directly via USB) works and what these knobs are for! I can now unplug the mixer's USB cable from my laptop and record a clear, professional sound (without the humming it was being recorded due to being connected via USB)! Thank you for this great video, Michael!

[@solohour]

Yea, that USB buzz is REAL.

[@shivani-tantra]

Wow, you explained everything with so much clearity! This was amazing for me as a beginner! Thank you!

[@OriginalAmin]

What a GREAT job.This tutorial was awesome. Saved me a lot of time, money & headaches. Thank you man!

[@solohour]

Amin Sediqi I’m glad I could help!

[@michaelwalsh3462]

Thanks, Mike! I’ve been a cameraman all my life, but I am an “audio-tard” when it comes to this stuff! I needed to understand how to use my board, in a podcast workflow, and you did a great job of breaking it down comprehensively. I appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share.

[@solohour]

Well, I could use some of your camera chops, for sure! Thanks for watching! Would love a subscribe to the podcast! solohour.com/itunes (or wherever else you listen to podcasts)

[@mikewhitfield8425]

GREAT JOB explaining the functions of a mixer and digital recorder in a manner that total novices as well as those with introductory knowledge can understand! As an auctioneer, I also agree that the Shure SM58 is a total workhorse mic! It's my personal favorite, since I use and abuse them all the time!

[@solohour]

Mike Whitfield It’s tough to beat those metal beasts!

[@stanman1958]

Dude, I just started this podcast stuff a few days ago, got the zoom 6 and have listened to at least seventy podcasts. You by far are the best, most knowledgeable, best communicator and you nailed almost 100% of the last questions I had. I've been in IT 35 years, managing and not doing the last 25, but as a geek, I must tell you that you have tremendous skills!!! You helped me so much. I'm Stan.. thanks very very much!!!!

[@solohour]

Thanks man! Much appreciated.

[@stanman1958]

@@solohour When I said you answered the last questions I had, meaning just to get started, because I realize this audio stuff is like everything else, constant learning. Thanks again. I'm going to check out your exporting videos next. Is there something I can do for you? Like what is your gig? I've only watched this one video of yours so far.

[@mikecoster2709]

Excellent presentation of not only the gear but also how everything in your setup works together. Very thorough and much appreciated! Made it super simple to grasp, especially as a newbie.

[@solohour]

You're quite welcome! Would appreciate a subscribe if you don't mind! Scratching my way to 1000! :) A lot more podcast content coming!

[@marek_molicki]

It's absolutely the best set of advice about how to set up the podcast equipment. I used your advice and all works perfectly.

[@solohour]

Thanks Marek!

[@michaelwhalen7991]

Excellent explanation of the equipment and their functions. You cut through the B.S. and explained why a mixer can be more usfull than a standard audio interface and how to make the most out of the mixer. I am new to all this and wanted to simply record my guitar and singing on a computer. But with all the videos teaching how to use a DAW, interfaces, mixers, mics, it can be very confusing. Yours was one of the best !. It also makes me happy with the equipment I bought. Lap top and free DAW software, small 4 channel mixer with USB/Bluetooth/phantom power that acts as the interface, with old school Tascam cassette recorder in the loop for low fi capture/mixing capabilities. Giving me 3 modes of audio capture and processing. Cassete, USB stick on mixer, or send it off to the computer DAW for final tweaking or adding digital instruments. Not a bad setup for an amateur who was just getting started at this. But I still learned a lot from your advice, setup and explanations ! Thanks for a great video! Mike from Boston

[@odhiambo0]

The lesson taught me a lot. I believe now I know what a mixer does and can operate one. I have also learnt the difference between condenser and dynamic microphones and their applications. Thank you.

[@ScreenActingSuccess]

You are a great teacher, Michael. You clarify things that can sound very complicated. Thanks.

[@solohour]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DrMei]

This is by far the best mixer tutorial I've ever found! Thank you so much. Extremely helpful!

[@ontheedje5199]

Very clear and simple. I've been in audio most of my life, but that was a super simple, easy to follow explanation. Literally a "Podcast for Dummies" episode. I watched all the way to the end...

[@solohour]

Well, that's very cool of you! Thanks for watching! Would love a subscribe to the podcast! solohour.com/itunes (or wherever else you listen to podcasts)

[@Acheron2010]

Really appreciate the basic explanation of mixer abilities.

[@Millej007]

thank you for providing applicable info that was clear and to the point and covered all of the bases from start to finish... finally.

[@gramps6665]

I've referred to this show many times and am building my setup. The concise information is greatly appreciated.

[@JoseMartinez-dx1ke]

Dude, I cannot tell you how informative this was for me. I actually returned a mixer I just received, got one comparable to the one in your vid, and got all the trinkets to emulate the set up you demo'd. So thorough, I can't wait for my equpiment to arrive. Thanks Bro!! Big Help !!!

[@musikone1780]

Michael, this video was awesome. You explain everything in an easy to understand format.

[@petef.4688]

I’ve taken a radio engineering course . And here I am. Back again to parse the confusion of the mix minus

[@TheCooldrummerchic]

OMG. FINALLY someone who actually KWTF they are talking about! Thanks!

[@solohour]

Christina Sinclair Thank you Christina!

[@flowmaka]

Dude you are the best! I have this mixer for a live setup with click tracks and an apogee interface. You have seriously helped me with my routing questions and how to talk to the band through the mixer during performances. Thanks!!!!

[@Abshirmaxamed]

First time to watch your KZbin and within 5 minutes I subscribed because of your knowledge and clean explanation. Your breakdown is amazing and I understand much more easier than before. Thank you so very much 🙏

[@ajangastanning5245]

now i totally get the 'mix minus' concept. you rock!

[@swankyangelo]

This is like I went to class 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 this set up is a classic set up. Sure tech is improving, but radio has been great and perfected.

[@celautoka2503]

So blessed to learn and understand clearly. I had everything but didn't know how to connect

[@ferfromla]

Excellent video. I learned a lot in from your very clear instructions. I also like the pacing of the presentation, not to slow but also not rushed. Excellent tutorial on how and what to use for a podcast. A great video all the way around. Thank you!

[@andyodysseos355]

Hi Michael, found you whilst searching for preview information on setting up my Yamaha MG10XU mixer. I congratulate you as I have found your channel very informative, simple to understand and one of the best I have come across. I am now a fan! I am a newbie to this and looking to start my own channel therefore thank you kindly for the information. Best wishes to you and your future videos etc.

[@solohour]

That's very kind, thanks!

[@ryanmurray1643]

Michael, thank you for the video and products list. I have purchased all of the items but can not figure out the DBX. Any chance on a follow-up video?

[@aDDmoreJuiceTV]

I have the Blue Yeti and I thought I was going crazy. I could not get the sound quality I was hoping for from it. Now I know. AWESOME explanation.

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

You are such a good teacher. That was an excellent tutorial. Thank-you

[@alexvelski2362]

Michael, this was so clear! Thanks. I watched all the mix-minus youtube videos I could find. You had the best! Very precise and clear. Thanks. I will certainly watch your other videos and listen to your podcast! Thank you Michael! Much appreciated!

[@solohour]

Les Allumés very welcome!

[@thebyrdbrain4786]

From one fellow drummer to another... WELL DONE! Probably one of the more comprehensive and well-explained videos on podcasting set up I've seen yet. And I've seen several. Great job Mike!!!!

[@solohour]

Right on man! Keep on rocking!

[@ToastnJam-kl8oi]

how happy am I that I have all this gear except for 2 leads and recorder. from years of giging alone. yessss

[@brothersar5957]

Fantastic vid! I've watched so many on YT - yours is the absolute best! Very thorough - Thank U

[@josieb9402]

Dude, I have the attention span of a frickin' goldfish sometimes, so if something is longer than about 15mins, i sometimes have to come back later and finish it. I watched this whole thing in one setting...even took notes as needed throughout. I'm setting up a show and will be using a Zoom H5. I won't be using the mixer for now because i'm starting with a dynamic USB. This was full of good info..i subbed.

[@solohour]

Josie B That is hilarious, and awesome. I’m honored that you spent your time.

[@gigemagz]

I spent a few days looking for EXACTLY this breakdown. Thank you for doing this, it is extremely helpful!

[@solohour]

Very welcome Josue! Thanks for watching! Would love a subscribe to the podcast! solohour.com/itunes (or wherever else you listen to podcasts)

[@LizaFCamba]

Wow, this was such a great video. You explained everything so well for the total novice like me to understand. I may be re-visiting this exact video several times to get all the detailed equipment recommendations and level suggestions. Thanks for creating the video -- it was super useful in 2020!

[@JoseMartinez-dx1ke]

I actually have it saved, and when my equipment comes in, I will be setting up according to this. PODCAST STATUS: MASTER! lol

[@mcngospel]

clear and concise presentation...thanks so much... it was definitely time well spent watching and listening to you.

[@RudyJames84]

This was super helpful and a great refresher, absolutely gave me some of the new knowledge I was missing. I have over 15 years in Audio/Video and getting deeper into pro-sumer/pro hardware has me feeling like a kid again! Like....Add

[@trevormcmanis]

Great video! The Rode Podcaster Automatically creates a “mix minus” for incoming callers. I personally agree that a mixer board is ideal for the various inputs they offer. I am using a Presonus StudioLive AR Series mixer. It is awesome!!! It offers both Bluetooth and USB connectivity too...

[@Dangoldmedia]

Having produced radio since the 90's - this is the best video online to explain MIX-.

[@solohour]

Thanks man! That’s a big compliment coming from you!

[@PaulThorpeOfficial]

Absolutely brilliant explanation, thank you!

[@westmanjoel]

Thank you so much. I've "done sound" for my school and church for several years and never understood why I would want the Aux or FX Sends. I used to do photography, and we used a very similar philosophy: get it right in the hardware up front and the software end is a piece of cake.

[@solohour]

Joel Westman That’s right! It cuts down on the post production significantly.

[@sam127myob]

Wow such a great teacher. I love your teaching.

[@WeeShooey]

Super informative video, it’s such a hard thing to explain, especially the aux send but you done a great job. I’m a newbie and glad I found this helpful video. Thank you for taking the time.

[@Glorfindel2023]

This is very generous of you to share the knowledge Michael .... appreciated :-)

[@solohour]

You're quite welcome! Would appreciate a subscribe if you don't mind! Scratching my way to 1000! :)

[@siroz1]

Best breakdown I've seen on setting up with a mixer and zoom for podcast etc...

[@solohour]

Thanks!

[@hawaiianradio]

Dude fantastic video. I've been doing online radio for many years, but never dabbled in the Podcast realms. I did a quick search on "How to" and I came across your video. You explain things so well. I smashed that Subscribed and on my way to purchasing a Zoom H6 and iMic. I'll check out your other instructional videos soon. Thanks!

[@solohour]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@Mrjimsun1]

I like him, he is talking very easy to understanding.

[@CoachRonV]

Great job! I only knew bits and pieces and you sewed the fundamentals together in a way that is crystal clear and easy to follow. Time to write Podcasting for Dummies perhaps?

[@MrYankosG]

This is an excellent and detailed tutorial. The best one can find. Thank you Michael!

[@gregorymclean5901]

Your mix minus explanation was the best I've ever heard. Thank you!

[@solohour]

Thanks Greg! It's a little complicated, so I'm glad it was clear.

[@MrJcardimen]

Great stuff! And you did it in one take with no edits.

[@solohour]

Well...I'm not sure about THAT part. :P Thanks for watching! Would love a subscribe to the podcast! solohour.com/itunes (or wherever else you listen to podcasts)

[@hellenicheartbeat1611]

Michael thank you! You are the most amazing presenter! You are born to teach! Excellent!!! Thank you!

[@solohour]

That's very sweet thank you!

[@solohour]

Hellenic Heartbeat Is there anything else I can teach you about podcasting? I’m getting ready to shoot a few more videos.

[@kennethcoleman7173]

Awesome video! I’ve been looking everywhere on the web for a way to set up the exact system you are doing in this video. Fantastic explanation!

[@dwightlilly4220]

Excellent, the best explanation for adjusting the Zoom and mixer up I have ever heard. I'm now a subscriber. live years on FM out of Las Vegas and two internet radio networks. Looking at doing a podcast.

[@solohour]

Excellent! Let me know if you need help with the launch!

[@perrymacimages]

Awesome explanation! Been around audio and media for many years... the term “mix minus” was new to me. You explained it very well.

[@sohailmaqbool6900]

Very concise and to the point info, u r a one cool teacher. Thank u for all this

[@paoloandrenelli5512]

Congratulation Michael, a very competent pro explanation. Pay what is worth, spend where you need save where you don’t. Seems to be back to old youtube days when people where honestly sharing and not just try to sell you something. I am setting up a podcast Studio and I believe following your tutorial has already save me hundreds of bucks. Thanks a lot. My podcast will be on Content for web, when It will be up-running and with a decent number of followers I would be very pleased if you consider to connect for an interview!

[@robertbrewster6890]

Dude! That was awesome! I don’t think you could have done a more thorough job! Thank you!!!!!!!

[@JoseMartinez-dx1ke]

funny...I had the same initial reaction and comment. And even started it off with DUDE!

[@shirleyhayes3781]

This video is absolutely the BEST! Answered all my questions.