If anyone is looking it improve the quality of their audio for home recordings I put up a 10,000 word blog post + 90 minute video (no ads) on this topic recentl

If anyone is looking it improve the quality of their audio for home recordings I put up a 10,000 word blog post + 90 minute video (no ads) on this topic recently at: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/how-to-record-great-sounding-high-quality-audio-at-home https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/how-to-record-great-sounding-... It covers everything from general tips to room layouts to hardware / software suggestions. It really doesn't take a lot to get pretty decent sounding audio. At minimum a $50-70 USB dynamic mic and following the tips will work well enough as a baseline, along with picking up a decent pair of headphones to make sure you can hear yourself properly. This is based on having recorded over 400+ screencast videos and 75+ group podcast episodes over the years.