How to record a phone interview for a podcast (without using a phone)

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MARCH 2018 UPDATE: I'm glad this video has been helpful to so many people, but you should know that it's very old, and I made it for a very specific audience of public radio reporters. Those folks generally own external audio recorders for field reporting, and so I thought this would be a good method for them. It's also pretty foolproof and doesn't involve doing anything fancy inside your computer. But this is not the method that I recommend to people nowadays. I generally record my remote interviews by using a piece of internal audio routing software (as a Mac user, Loopback is my best option) to send the signals directly into the recording software on my computer. I do not use an external audio recorder.

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There are lots of ways to record phone interviews for radio/podcast without the benefit of a radio studio, but this is the way I do it. I use an external audio recorder in combination with my Mac to record two totally separate tracks of audio; one with my voice on-mic, and another with my guest over the phone. I place my calls with Google Voice because it's free, but you could apply this same method to any other type of voice communication that you can do over your computer. I don't recorder using a landline phone because I don't have one, and even if I did, I'd need an expensive digital phone hybrid to get clean, isolated sound of my guest. I don't use a cell phone because cell phones sound bad, and you tend to get a lot of nasty interference when you try to plug them into a recorder.
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