{"title": "Podcast Audio Technique | Pete Lipponen | Negotiator 19", "titleOriginal": "Podcastien äänitekniikka | Pete Lipponen |  Neuvottelija 19", "episodeNumber": "19", "guest": "Pete Lipponen", "publishedAt": "2020-05-17", "duration": "36:37", "durationIso": "PT36M37S", "youtube": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YC_9R1PF80", "fiCanonical": "https://www.neuvottelija.fi/fi/episodes/25-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen-neuvottelija-19", "originalLanguage": "fi", "format": "full", "topics": ["ai_enterprise_tech", "saas_software"], "description": "The audiovisual specialist Pete Lipponen and the host dissect why podcast audio fails and what can be fixed without major investment. The episode covers the difference between dynamic and condenser microphones, polar patterns, microphone distance, and controlling reverberation in an ordinary room. It explains phantom power, XLR cabling, manual level setting, and why audio is left roughly six decibels of headroom. It closes on live streaming tools from Blackmagic switchers to OBS, and the realities of post-production in a one-person operation.", "chapters": [], "sourceTranscriptType": "none", "subtitleMethod": "none", "provenance": "Owner page assembled from YouTube metadata and the neuvottelija.fi episode record. No chapter marks are published here even though the publisher's list has thirteen of them: the first twelve gaps are all exactly 180 seconds, which is a grid rather than a record of where the topics changed, so republishing it would assert timestamps that do not hold. No transcript is published either — the channel has no English caption track for this episode and the Finnish one is YouTube's automatic track. The guest sells audiovisual services and the equipment recommendations are his; the streaming tools named are those of May 2020.", "coreTheses": ["The room does more damage than the microphone, so treating reverberation is the cheapest large improvement available.", "Six decibels of headroom is the practical rule: recording hot leaves nothing to recover when someone raises their voice.", "Microphone distance and polar pattern together decide how much of the room ends up in the recording, and both are free to adjust.", "Listeners leave over bad audio rather than bad content, which is the argument for spending the effort at all."], "slug": "ep19-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen", "guestsCanonical": ["Pete Lipponen"], "guestPages": ["https://www.neuvottelija.com/podcast/guests/pete-lipponen/"], "page": "https://www.neuvottelija.com/podcast/episodes/ep19-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen/", "markdown": "https://www.neuvottelija.com/podcast/episodes/ep19-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen/index.md", "captions": null, "transcript": null, "videoId": "0YC_9R1PF80", "dbId": null, "qaCoveragePct": 0.0, "qaSemanticVerdict": "metadata_only", "aiArticleEn": "https://www.neuvottelija.com/ai/ep19-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen/", "aiArticleFi": "https://www.neuvottelija.fi/tools/ep19-podcastien-aanitekniikka-pete-lipponen/"}