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But eventually we can't be physically together to record, so we will need to record using Skype. My podcast consists basically on 3 guys talking in the same room using a XLR mic. However, I'm sticking to the idea of getting a mixer because I don't really want to rely my recording on my computer and a software, so mixers look more interesting to me, considering I already have a Tascam DR-05 recorder. I understand that mixers would be recommended mainly for live podcasting, while audio interfaces would allow you to edit each voice track, dispite the fact that audio interfaces are easier to get up and running. I've been looking around this subreddit for ways to help me decide which way to go: mixers or audio interfaces. Resources /r/podcasting Wiki Related Subreddits Questions? Posted something that's missing? Ask a mod.

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