How To Record A Podcast Remotely (with video)

[@esisonia6889]

Im soooo here for my boy Yoav!! bro was just happy to be here and I feel that

[@sandro-nigris]

Nicely done, Bridget!

[@davidarmstrong8480]

I have a question if you use riverside do you have to have a recording software like adobe premiere or anything like that

[@Riversidefm]

Not unless you want to do any external editing! You can produce and edit your audio and video on the riverside platform with our editor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYWcgn6cgKafqMk Audacity is a free program if you'd like to have the option to make more edits than what Riverside can do. What kind of podcast are you making?

[@cassiearrellano9084]

If I’m recording on my iphone or computer, can I still use my separate headphones and microphone?

[@porphyriamile]

When will the Android app be updated to do it all from the app?

[@Thatherooftime]

My cohost and I have the same mixer and mic but no matter what we try, I can’t hear them at all. We’ve allowed mic permissions and everyone. What are we doing wrong?

[@Riversidefm]

What Mixer and Mic do you have?

[@tinaciotola6396]

Hi Bridget, are you using a teleprompter or do you memorize everything? I am just starting with the camera and I feel a bit nervous since I cant look on my cheat sheet during the video recording ;) any tips on that?

[@Riversidefm]

Hey Tina! Bridget here. Great question! I tried a teleprompter at the beginning, but I noticed that I had 'teleprompter eyes' and you could tell I was reading. This is definitely something that can be trained if you aren't good at memorizing. Fortunately I am able to edit the video after I record, so I cut up my script into bite sized pieces of information to make it easily memorizable (A couple sentences. Enough that I can look at it, read it in my head a few times and then look into the camera and say it). I keep doing that until i'm through the whole script and then cut out the sections in between in post production. Hope this helps! It really just takes practice. As time goes on, you'll be able to remember and relay more information to the camera in one go. It also helps if you write your own script!

[@tinaciotola6396]

@@Riversidefm Hi Bridget, thanks so much for your quick response! Well cut, I didnt even notice it at first sight :) Ok, that sounds doable with recording bit by bit, but how do you do that when you have a guest? Do you try to memorize what you are going to ask plus the intro part?

[@Riversidefm]

@@tinaciotola6396 Hey Tina. If it's for a podcast recording where the environment is a little more relaxed, then I suggest having a second monitor with your script so you can glance over and read from it. If this is for a talking head video then yes, memorization is best!

[@CWTGD]

how much is it

[@Riversidefm]

Please visit riverside.fm/pricing for a full overview.

[@itsrelativ3967]

Everybody has a silly podcast service these days.