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are you looking to start a podcast in
2025 perfect then let's take a look at
what your best choices may be for gear
and we're going to start out with some
of the entry level options including one
really cool one that came out in late
2024 now of course I'm going to have all
of these listed below as affiliate links
clicking on them does go to support the
channel in case you're interested not
much has changed here though the Pod mic
USB is still the best option for
starting a solo podcast and having all
of the bells and whistles it's a great
combo mic that can be used as a USB mic
if you're just starting out and you also
get all those fun little road add-ons
like aex for getting the perfect sound
on your voice but also you have that XLR
for when you decide to start upgrading
your gear to include an interface really
this is a great all-in-one to start out
with however if you're looking at
starting something up for more than one
microphone well right now the Focus
right vaster 2 is still an amazing
purchase now I'm not a massive fan of
the Scarlet mics they like to bundle
with these or the headphones either but
again it's your money you do you I will
have to say I do have one of these
vasters coming in I want to revisit it
to see what it looks like in 2025 stay
tuned for that and get subscribed so you
don't miss it but when you look at
hooking this thing up you can get really
far with just a couple sm58s which can
be flipped on the used Market pretty
easily if you do decide to upgrade later
on as for those those headphones if
you're strapped just buy some cheap
earbuds to start to be honest for
podcast monitoring that's really all you
need at first and you can get something
like the ere headphones later on down
the line that vaster though gives you
plenty to play with and get started
including DSP effects like EQ and
compression so you can get the best out
of your voice with minimal post
processing and since they're so cheap
you might want to jump on them soon I'm
not exactly sure how how long these
things are going to be on the market now
if you're into a multi-person podcast up
to 4 there is really only one choice for
cheap and that is still the Pod Trak P4
I did a video earlier this year to find
out if it's still viable in 2024 and
spoiler alert it was very much so it
isn't a lot of flash you're not going to
blow anyone away but fully featured for
what you need and the price to
Performance is about as good is you're
going to get in audio add to that some
sm58s and you got yourself a show and
lastly in the entry level options
there's a new entrant and you have to
stay with me here the new road Wireless
micro these are simple little lav mics
that interface with your phone and give
you fantastic audio that lets you record
multitrack on your phone and add to that
the ability to get video on two people
just makes this a fantastic way to get
your content up and running for pretty
cheap and the best thing about this is
it won't suffer for Quality just for the
sake of cheap those things could be a
GameChanger now as we move One Step Up
This is a bit of a wasteland of options
here there really does seem to be a
divide in the market right now for
podcasting gear you have the super cheap
and then the next stage up that makes
your wallet stay up at night worrying
but don't you worry there are still
options here now first of all I do need
to say that for most people that pod
track P4 or vaster could and should fill
your needs until your podcast is making
money and I can even lay that same
statement at the feet of this the Pod
mic
USB there's no reason why you would need
more no one will know or care if you
just learn how to produce your show
properly oh but I can see that lust in
your eyes and I really hope it's for
more gear cuz otherwise it's weird but
the best option here is last generation
podcast gear you can still get a lot of
it brand new so it's a bit of a win-win
now the only one I would say to avoid is
the podra p8 that is unless you can get
it ridiculously cheap right now I'm
seeing it for around
$249 us which I would say would be about
the most you should pay there's nothing
against it but the other options out
there are just better in every respect
including specs now the OG roadcast Pro
is still a beast in 2024 especially if
you aren't rolling with sm7 BS but one
of my favorites to recommend is still
the Tascam mixcast 4 you can get this
thing for around 300 bucks on sale and
it is worth it this was the only unit
that came even close to challenging the
first gen roadter Pro and it even came
with the Daw for a startup that's one
hell of a deal now the other options
here are just basically other boards or
interfaces like I have here with the Lu
connect
I'm plugged into really though going
super cheap really isn't worth it if the
quality of the product can be heard in
the audio that pod track P4 is still
your best bet even if you're cutting
Corners trust me again with Mike's 2
basically going to sound like a broken
record there's nothing wrong with an
sm58 if you want to splurge a bit the OG
pod mic is great if you have some DSP
effects built into the board you're
buying which is most podcast boards and
several inter faces I might add if you
do have a bit more money though I would
suggest mics like the SE dter lineup of
mics they seem to come in every shade of
gray and even a cheaper model with the
gain booster if you're rocking one of
those older boards it's a pretty sweet
deal and of course you have the Pod mic
USB as for headphones I'm going to
basically say the entrylevel Audio
Technica series is one of your Best Bets
all the way up to these the road nth
100s I absolutely love these and these
are basically going to be all of my
recommendations throughout all of these
so if you can the nth 100 are some
fantastic podcasting
headphones okay so two years in Road
still owns a crown for the
top-of-the-line podcast Solutions
there's no argument here there's still
nothing better for a multi-person
podcast than the roadcast Pro 2 and even
the roadter duo as the premium choice
for a dual mic setup you pair that with
a couple pod mics you're choosing and
you have a fantastic setup again it's a
premium setup these interfaces have yet
to be replaced as the best of the best
and really that just comes down to the
ecosystem that road is building out from
Wireless to mics to vocal effect chains
with the roadter in the middle of it all
all these things are powerful little
tools just to set out to prove it Dylan
and I actually recorded a studio quality
song with a roadter Duo I mean it's not
the intended usage of the board but
frankly it just goes to show you how it
can handle even complicated workflows so
your podcast is probably a safe bet to
be run through a roadter pro two or a
Duo now not to mention with the add-on
of virtual channels rad is literally
just answering all the requests and
emails that come at them I should also
point out as well with one of their
recent updates even that headphone
latency that some people were
complaining about has gotten better from
my measurements I think it got down to
around 7 milliseconds from the 11 that
it was before and of course speaking of
ecosystem you got the new roadcast or
video joining the fry now it's possible
to have a full-on video podcast
production as well especially if you
expand a roadter video with a duo or a
pro two to get more audio channels and
more physical control over your audio
now talking about all this I do also
have to throw Mackie into the mix with
the dlz Creator and the dlz Creator Xs
and for an interface that actually does
everything that a roadter Pro 2 does or
at least close to yeah the Mackie is
about as close as it's going to get at
this level now as for microphones the
sky's the limit though remember that SM
7bs are finicky to get sounding right so
if you're just starting out they might
not be the best mics for you but
realistically I love the re320 the re20
is awesome they're all great sounding
mics from electrovoice the dter from SE
also great find one that gives you a
happy and you like the style of it just
go with it now the only thing I would
maybe mention with this ultimate package
is the pricing these toys don't come
cheap so it might be wise to actually be
making money on your content before you
wait into this pool or at least know
that you're about to be making money on
it otherwise you might find yourself
with a bit of purchase regret now the
next question is should I do this same
list but for voiceover let me know down
below cheers guys and thanks for
watching
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