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PODCAST & RECORDING QUICK-START GUIDE
Welcome to the Behringer PODCAST & RECORDING quick-start guide
Thank you for choosing one of our podcast-capable recording products. This top-notch hardware bundle lets you
creatively produce professional-sounding podcasts, voice-over sessions, narration, and music projects for online
distribution. If you're a vlogger, you'll have a superb pack of equipment to dramatically enhance
the audio quality of your videos compared to the built-in camera microphone, giving your broadcasts a more
professional appeal. Move up to the next step in the evolution of broadcasting and free yourself from the limitations of
conventional communication.
Podcasting Basics
Before you get started, it is important to understand some of the terminology and
uses surrounding the emerging field of podcasting.
Podcasting is a term derived from the combination of the words "iPod" and "broadcasting, " and is defined as the
distribution of audio or video files, such as radio programs or music clips, over the Internet. This is accomplished by using
one of two syndication techniques that allow users to access media on such portable media devices as smart phones,
tablets, MP3 players, and laptop computers.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and Atom are Web content syndication formats written in XML that provide either
podcast content or summaries that link to content and additional file information.
Podcast is a feed of audio or video files placed on the Internet for public access. Anyone can subscribe to the feed and
download the media files. This allows you to collect programs from a wide range of sources for listening or viewing
media content, either online or offline with your computer or an appropriate portable device.
Podcatcher refers to a software application that enables the download of podcasts. It typically runs in the background,
managing feeds that you add manually and downloads each at a specified interval.
Installation Guide – USB mixer/interface
Microphone Mixer/Interface
XLR cable
Note: The Voice Studio package does not include a pair of headphones
Basic Equipment:
Microphone, USB mixer/interface, headphones, computer
Now that you have a basic understanding of what podcasting is and have the necessary gear, it' s time to set up the
equipment, install the software and get started.
1. Install any necessary drivers before connecting your USB interface. They can be downloaded from
the download area of the product page, or from the support section at www.musictribe.com/brand/
behringer/home.
2. Once the drivers are installed, you may connect the interface to your computer with the included USB cable.
3. Connect your microphone to the input of your mixer or audio interface using the included XLR cable.
4. Connect a monitoring device. You may connect the outputs of the mixer/interface to a pair of powered
speakers, or connect a set of headphones.
5. Be sure to read the manuals for the individual components of your podcast/recording system to ensure
proper hookup and operation.
6. If using a Windows operating system, it is important to install the necessary ASIO driver. This is not a
factor on Mac systems. Visit the download area of the USB interface's product page, or go to the Support >
Download Center at www.musictribe.com/brand/c/behringer/downloads?active=downloads to download
the required driver.
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Quick Start Guide
Computer
USB cable
Headphones