Get That Joe Rogan Podcast Sound with the Shure SM7B

How to get the 'Joe Rogan' podcast sound with the Shure SM7B. We'll go through the hardware and software that you need, and how to set it up.
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Joe Rogan is the most well known podcaster of all time, and in this video we'll use our Shure SM7B microphone and some plugins to emulate that podcast sound.
We'll use a noise gate, de-esser, eq, compressor, and limiter. I'll also show you the equipment you need like an audio interface with lots of pre-amp gain, and a separate pre-amp.
In this video we'll be using iZotope Nectar 3 for the majority of the production process, but I will also show how you can use separate plugins or a channel strip plugin to accomplish the same thing.
At the end of the video I'll show you a few more plugins that will make your audio sound even better than the Joe Rogan podcast!
▶TIMECODE:
0:00 - Intro
0:53 - The Setup
(Nectar 3)
6:53 - The Noise Gate
10:01 - The De-esser
11:32 - The EQ
20:12 - The Compressor and Limiter
31:23 - Using Multiple Plugins
34:41 - Using a Channel Strip Plugin
39:17 - The Next Level
▶PLUGINS USED
iZotope Nectar 3
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Multiple Waves Plugins:
C1 Comp/Gate
Sibilance
Q10
RVox
L3 Limiter
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Waves Scheps Omni Channel
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The NEXT Level (Denoisers)
iZotope RX Mouth De-Click
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iZotope RX Voice De-Noise
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Waves:
NS1 Noise Suppressor
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WNS Noise Suppressor
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Shure SM7B
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[@paulg3388]

Great Video, just what I was looking for. I will study this Video repeatedly until I apply what you had shown us here, to my own Voice. Thanks also for the Plugin tips!

[@cag1]

great video, thanks a lot!

[@MrChiprocks1]

Awesome vid Bro. Getting that 'Joe Rogan' sound seems to be the gold standard that most people on Forums and KZbin like to dissect and recreate. You sir have created what is sure to be THE video that everyone will definitely check out and learn a great deal from. My hats off to you. 🙂👍The other 'Holy Grail' that people like to try to emulate is Howard Stern's sound. Any chance we can get a video from you on trying to replicate the Howard Stern sound as close as possible using Nectar 3? I know that he uses high end mics and hardware, but it would be fun to see if you can reverse engineer his sound using Nectar 3. Anyway, once again, great job on the video.

[@BenoniStudio]

It's true a lot of people want the Joe Rogan sound and this video will get you there, my personal preference is different and there will be a video on that in 2 days i think. For Howard Stern, most of his sound was a great large diaphragm condenser mic, speaking close to it for the proximity effect, and compression. Thanks for the view bro 🤘🤘

[@MrChiprocks1]

@@BenoniStudio Looking forward to the next vid Bro.

[@koenignero]

Great video. They get this sound in a live setting. So do they use Plug in the live recording?

[@stephenusery652]

I read that they use the UAD Apollo interface which has real time plug ins with zero-latency monitoring.

[@mixinginthebox]

Nice ty..

[@BenoniStudio]

thanks bro

[@enenragaming3053]

Do you have any advice for if I’m live-streaming, what programs etc

[@BenoniStudio]

Depends on what you are using to live stream. Some app allow you to use VSTs while streaming. Or if you audio interface has on-board DSP you may be able to use plugins that way. Or you could use something like Gig Performer to host the plugins, route your mic through Gig Performer, and take that output into OBS or something. Or, get some outboard hardware...compressor/gate, eq, etc...

[@breezy786]

Can I do this even though I have a goxlr

[@fineresolve1540]

does this work on the at2020 as well? i am aware that u have a seperate video on the at2020 but i prefer the more compressed broadcast sound like this one. so if i use the exact same thing here, eill it work?

[@BenoniStudio]

It will be similar, but the low end response will be different with the AT2020 as will the top end.

[@fineresolve1540]

@@BenoniStudio ahh ok. what about if i use say a podmic or a samson q2u. will that work better to achieve this sound.

[@djalilderr2831]

@@fineresolve1540 the podmic is amazing but im tempted to get the shure Smb7 But the Gain That it needs so high also its made to be used as A close mic i sometimes like to Talk a bit Away from my mic And I didn't find a Great condenser mic that can sound like this and that can pick up Sound further

[@MichaelChee]

Anybody got a GoXLR that works with this ?

[@TheAlmightySushi]

To be honest, what I need to know is how to get YOUR microphone sound. I think it sounds phenomenal!

[@RealHomeRecording]

KZbin algorithm precision!

[@BenoniStudio]

Ha, let's hope 🤣

[@RosieSapphire]

I searched for the video. lol

[@TheShooter0101]

If I have these settings with Nectar 3, can I also use this sound for streaming or that my people can hear me in Teamspeak like that or is it only for the post production?

[@fineresolve1540]

you can use it for streaming as well. just record a recording of yourself and edit with this. make sure you place your edit in a effects chain or a rack, i'm sure every DAW has one.Once you get the sound you want, you can save the rack or the chain. and then you use a virtual cable as your output from your DAW and use that same virtual cable as an input in teamspeak or whatever streaming platform you use. Don't forget to turn on the monitor setting in your DAW. So essentially the live monitoring of your audio is gonna go through the processing chain or rack in your DAW and since you are using a virtual cable as an output, the processed live monitoring will output the sound to that cable and then you use that as an input for your streaming software. essentially your DAW becomes a mixer. be aware though that because this is the monitoring from you DAW and not directly from your interface, there will be some delay that really just depends on the DAW itself, your processing power and the buffer size,etc.

[@TheShooter0101]

@@fineresolve1540 Thank you! I will try it

Get that mic right up to your face. About a fist distance.

[@theconnectingdotspodcast]

most used phrase in JRE besides "it's entirely possible" and "have you ever one DMT?"

[@koenignero]

100 Million Dollar Sound now

[@BenoniStudio]

no doubt.

[@samnicholson5051]

To get that Joe Rogan sound you need to starting investing in a Behringer Xenyx mixer like he uses in the show. Unfortunately at minimum a single channel of this kind will knock you back nearly 40 smackers so you may have to sell your car.

[@ApedyVapedy]

It costs like 300 fr in Switzerland lmao

[@Mythstatic]

I just want joe to finish the thought

[@nicholasviewey4203]

Can I simply hire you to edit my audio ? Seriously

[@BenoniStudio]

It's possible.

[@ehsaanshivarani7836]

theese.........iDEas.....................eventhoughyouthinkofthem.......as.....something your BRAIN's creating............andmaybeyourbrainIScreatingit

[@BenoniStudio]

Lol, well done sir 🤣

[@garbygarb31]

Not even close. Way overcompressed.