Do you know the difference between an audio editor and a podcast producer?If you’re wondering how you can start taking your podcast to the next level, you might want to think about enlisting the help of one or both of these professional services. But first, you need to know what they actually do!In this episode, I break down what audio editors and podcast producers do specifically and why you might consider engaging them for help with your podcast.Audio editors and podcast producers have completely different roles. Audio editors are all about making your audio sound beautiful and troubleshooting audio issues. They are the engineers behind the sound.Podcast producers, on the other hand, look at the broader strategy to help make your show a really good one. They work to improve the quality of the overall show by being involved in content, guest selection, and growth strategy, you name it.After you listen, have a think about what role you might need to help grow your show. Bamby Media does it all - so don’t hesitate to get in touch!USB MICROPHONE OPTIONS:Rode NT-USB Mini Check out my podcast episode about this mic hereRode NT-USBFancy USB SetupRode PodcasterRode Shockmount with inbuilt pop filterRode Studio Boom Arm XLR MICROPHONE OPTIONS:Rode PodMic BUT if you're wanting to get a bit fancier you can get this one:Rode ProcasterThen you'll need these accessories:Rode ShockmountRode Studio Boom ArmPlanet Waves XLR Microphone Lead  Do NOT skimp on the lead quality. I know you can get them cheaper, but planet waves have the best longevity I've come across (I've had the same leads for almost 10 years and I use them all the time).Join me in Let’s Get Launchy here! Our website:www.bambymedia.comJoin The Pod Lovers free community:www.thepodlovers.comOur socials:Bamby Media YouTube Channel@bamby_mediaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.