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episode 106: Andy Wang, Host and Producer of Inspired Money Podcast
My guest is Andy Wang, host and producer of the Inspired Money podcast! He's also a guitarist, investor, and fee-only financial advisor.
We discussed lots of podcast production equipment, workflows and techniques including:
- Setup at work
- CAD E100 microphone
- Rode PSA boom arm
- QSC TouchMix-16
- Surface laptop
- Doing interviews via Skype
- Sennheiser HD280 headphones
- Setup at home
- Wife’s iMac computer (for editing)
- Apogee Duet interface
- Cheap condenser mic - $50, sent it to a guy in cape cod ($300) to modify the capsule to sound like a U87
- Originally use Garage Band (overwrote a file tragically) but recently changed to Reaper (loves crossfading, etc.)
- Fabfilter plugins: gate, compression, EQ
- Waves: Vocal Rider (before compression), CLA vocals, L3 Multimaximizer on master track
- Mobile setup
- Shawn Smith’s iOS mobile recording rig setup
- ART Dual Pre interface (2 xlr inputs)
- iPad or iPhone to record
- Two Sennheiser e935
- Auphonic app to record
- Auphonic website for leveling and tagging
- Upload to Libsyn
- A few Nightmare Sessions!
- Andy's next purchase???
Thanks for hanging out with us, Andy!
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