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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2016 · 8 MIN

Should Podcasts Be Mono or Stereo?

from Music Radio Creative · host Mike Russell & Izabela Russell

In this episode we debate the optimum way to upload a final podcast. Should it be in mono or stereo? How does having music included or simply a 30 second intro impact your decision on a stereo or mono recording.What do you think? Stereo or mono?

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