Before you begin recording, you’ll want to eliminate as much background noise from your recording space as possible.
This can include a ringing or vibrating cell phone, the jingle from a pet’s collar, loud fans etc.
To avoid echoes while recording, use headphones so that the microphones don’t pick up the incoming audio.
Before recording your podcast using Zoom, it’s a good idea to change your settings to record separate audio files for each individual speaker. This will provide you with more control over the audio quality and allow you to edit specific audio tracks.
To do so, select the “Recording” tab in your Zoom settings and customize your selections from the menu.
