Tim Ferriss shares his podcast setup | Tim Ferriss
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- Tim Ferriss shares his podcast setup | Tim Ferriss
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About Tim Ferriss:
Tim Ferriss is one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Business People” and an early-stage tech investor/advisor in Uber, Facebook, Twitter, Shopify, Duolingo, Alibaba, and 50+ other companies. He is also the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers: The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body, The 4-Hour Chef, Tools of Titans and Tribe of Mentors. The Observer and other media have named him “the Oprah of audio” due to the influence of his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show, which has exceeded 200 million downloads and been selected for “Best of iTunes” three years running.
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"Once you get fancy, fancy gets broken." LOVE IT!!!
Just started my podcast and thanks for this.
Thank you Tim for exploring your podcast system. The gear and process break down was rich, lots of value for aspiring podcasters.
Thanks for this tutorial. I share your link with coaching clients who are beginning the march over the cliff into open space of podcasting their own show. I like the implicit gift you give, too showing people your walking from wound to wisdom.
Awesome Video Tim. I bought that Yellow Tech mic based on your recommendation before and its great.
Love the transparency of your videos Tim. Keep up the good work
Thank you for the guidance, Tim. Well done.
Great episode Tim, I've always wondered how are you achieving such high quality audio in your podcasts and though it was in a full blown recording studio. Good to know that that's not the case and that results can be achieved without a dedicated room in your house. Keep up the great work!
This is the best podcasting advice video out there!
Thank you for always sharing your knowledge.
This was AWESOME! I am nowhere near the downloads yet it was so cool to see how the processes I've built are actually pretty close to this!! Plus - obviously learned some new things - thank you !
We're just starting out with our podcast, so this is gold! Thank you Tim!
Great tips and recommendations, thanks for giving us the inside tour of iTunes' No. 1 bestselling podcast!
Great advice, thanks Tim.
Thanks so much for the tips Tim!
Bro! Thank you soooo much for this. I was just asking some friends on Facebook about tips. #Grateful
Thanks for the great points about podcast setup!
I love the breakdown of your podcast setup. I especially liked the Pancho.
Super helpful. Thanks Tim 👍🏾
Great video! Thanks for the insight Tim
Great video, love the info. Thanks.
Great video, great for a legend like yourself to pop up on TH-cam and have you share your tips. I love your books and Podcast!!
Great technical and practical advice for anyone thinking about doing their own podcast on interviewing.
I owe a lot to you Tim. Thank you!
Cheers man! This was really helpful.
Many thanks Tim ;) hope I'll see you in France :)
Great video!! Very helpful Mr. Ferris
I see you carry lots of XLR cables and a lot of backup cables. I would love to send you two of my cables to see what you think of them. Thank you for all the great content!!
Amazing info to work with thanks Tim!
Loved this. Studied audio engineering in college and was curious about not only your equipment but the whole post production workflow :]
I would love to see an update video on your new Podcast setup. From your newer videos it appears you have upgraded your video to 3 cameras and have modified your audio setup. I see that you are using the Dynamic microphones and also lavalier microphones at the same time. I would to know what you are using.
Thanks for taking us behind the scenes.
So glad you shared this! Curious - do you use a dedicated "podcast editing" company, or is it something you have a VA handle?
Really helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for this Tim.
Thanks for the 411. It couldn't have come at a better time, as I was just wondering about your equipment.
Not to get off topic, but I love the hat.
Many thanks! Love ya!
Some great tips to help bring my podcast to the next level!
Help. When you conduct an interview portably..do BOTH the interviewer and guest require headphones in order for the guest to hear the questions being asked and to cancel out the ambient noise as well as avoid having to do a lot of post production work?
Simply brilliant!
Hi there, Great video. Thank you. Just a quick question, is it okay to use the Shure SM58 mics without stands? The mics we currently have make a lot of noise if they are touched while recording with the H6. We set them up and tell our guests just to speak into them and not touch them. But you can hold and talk into the SM58s while recording?
Very good presentation on podcasting, there is a lot to learn to be a professional podcaster..
Thank you so much for sharing this, so helpful as I get ready to start a podcast!!
World of Vegan - did you get your podcast going?
@@Cluby2 yup! Working on Season 3 now! Plantpoweredpodcast.com :)
Hi Tim. I'm starting a podcast for authors and this video is helping me a lot on the setup and prep work. I have one question: what media hosting website do you use to upload your podcast files? Thanks.
Can't believe this was free. I just subscribed and have about forty episodes at Deer Stand Hill on iTunes. Covering Alabama politics. My interviews are about to get way better though. Thanks!
+1 for the video setup. This video uses two cameras... how do you jump back and forth between video?
This is basically my podcast setup! Also use Skype and Ecamm for remote.
Killin’ it per usual my friend !
Second time watching I love this tonnnns of notes!
Skype (for Mac) has no audio control- how do you control the audio levels so they’re not hot? Thanks!
Thanks, Tim!
Well that's fancy for me at the beginning but hey :-) different perspectives - Thanx for sharing your wisdoms - really helpful ;-) !!! Greetings from Austria
The video has stopped playing about a minute ago. I am still sitting in silence not believing Tim just shared his complete workflow and gear for FREE. I mean, he only produces the most valuable podcast on the planet as far as I am aware. He must really care about what is valuable for people.
Thanks!
Hello Tim, nice video, got some insights, what lavaliere do you use in the video? Is not easier with lavaliere then physical mic?
very helpful Tim
What camera are you using to record this videos?? I'm sure this is answered somewhere else, but I couldn't find it. Thanks in advance
Great info, thanks! But where'd you get the hat?
Does sitting on the sofa to record whilst holding a mic not pick up background noise from sofa etc? Or do you use a boom to hold the mics?
Helpful video. Can the video zoom in closer to the notes and computer that you're demonstrating in your future videos, would be nice :)
Thx Tim this is GREAT! Do u have any updates in this Zoom age? Thx so much. HUGE fan for yrs. live the 5 bullits
Cool Thunderbird sticker, you been out to Nellis to see them? I'm sure the would love to meet you!
So as a super basic podcast set up h6, xlr cable , mics, sd card to record audio ... that would work? Then use alphonic or audition to correct any audio
Tim why wouldnt you put links in the description so people could research and buy these products
Curious why you didn’t include links to the products..
Preparation is the key and always have a backup.
Anyone know what model of Cabella’s bag that is?
Tim, any chance you would post a similar video (with or without the hat, I don´t care) on writing a book? Maybe your advice for someone who writes their first book and believes in incremental innovation and likes getting momentum early in the process.
pretty cool info
Thanks Tim! Very helpful. How do you go with controlling handling noise when recording into those shure mics without stands?
8:00 “Two is one, and one is none.” (always have a backup)
17:10 Editors = hired pros and DIY tools / software
Brilliant!
Think its worth mentioning the average prices for these things
1. SD cards
2. microphone - YellowTech + backup batteries & SD cards $800 - $1000
3. Zoom device + batteries $350 - $450
4. XLR cables & MANY backup cables (connectors fail) - for one XLR $10 to $20
5. microphone - lavaliere and/or handheld (Sure brand SM58 $60-70)
6. microphone backups (2 more, Sure brand) as above
7. microphone and stand (Audio Technica 2100 with both XLR & USB options) $100
8. eCam Call Recorder.$40
Tim I just have to ask - how do you (or your assignee), de-dust that giant (and lovely) dust catcher hanging on the wall behind you?
How long does it take to prep for one podcast?
Brilliant
Keep it up!
How about some links? Lot's talked about but no further info
Odd Question but does anyone know if the Zoom H6 can be hooked up to a computer to record PC sound?
hi i am just starting to get into a tennis podcast i want to do this is informitive but still i am not that tech savy but would like to do it as simple as i can if you do it remotely as you do is cool or if you do from home do you need speakers to hook up as well just wondering one of the more simple ways to start one on a somewhat low budget. But the more i research the more confusing it can be in a way. But this is very good to see anyway
Brian
no links :(((((
why do you upload video files to dropbox instead of google drive?
What mic/equipment are you using in this video please? Thanks!
I would like to know the answer to this also :)
What laptop does Tim use? What's the best laptop for podcasting and content creation?
Any chance of doing a video setup video? Camera, camera settings, lights, etc?
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Thats also in the same bag
Cabela's makes great stuff for audio/video gear, way cheaper than "official" branded camera gear
Hello Tim! So you use the Ecamm Skype call recorder? And I'd ask so you record the video itself as well just to have that "eye contact" with the person you are podcasting with?
Carl Markowski based on what he said about taking notes during the call and not distracting the interviewee I'd say no visuals.
I am experiencing an OCD attack just looking at the lack of organisation in this bag. Anyway, awesome video, thank you man. PS - Glad to help out with some bag recommendations and organisational tips.
Lol
How do you get away with using sound bites from movies in your intro? Is there website to buy them?
Iorana, why do you have a rei miru sticker on your laptop???? just curious.... rapanui symbol??? iorana aroha nui
Is the theory to practice just a few minutes each day and the re-test the baseline? Then build the practice time? When you go back to read for comprehension ... back at base?
Been reading your books and listening to your voice for 6 years. This is the first time I am watching a video with you in it. Funny right?
Tip to your video editor:
Put links in video when you talk about it.
Screenshot whatever tim is showing because viewers can't see shit and leaves us disconnected.
plus if he adds affiliate links for each piece of equipment, more to be gained.
right, leaving opportunity on the table.
everything is very TAN in this video
I just started a podcast, and I've just been uploading it to youtube. Do you think this is bad strategy?
Anyone know how to "split the tracks" between interviewer and interviewee during a recorded Skype call? Or any further tips on how to record calls over Skype?
just learned it here : th-cam.com/video/vGorSGMhHaE/w-d-xo.html
TLDR: Pack 2 of everything.
Thought he was wearing a headband in the thumbnail lulz
How much does all the recording gear combined cost?
Zoom H6 $300-350. The mics are about $100 each. My guess all together about $600- 1000 depending of you want everything or just parts of his kit.
Hat. Hat. Hat.
Must be wearing it for a bet
Stoic