RodeCaster Pro and Riverside.fm

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Hi Guys,

I’m having some issues recording remote interviews with noise, I use a MacBook Air, RodeCaster Pro, Sontronics Podcast Pro mic, DT770 Pro 250ohn and Riverside.fm, now this problems are a constant hiss while recording and on my track I have to other tracks voices as well, which makes editing difficult in Adobe Audition, the hiss seems to be on all tracks, any advice?

Thanks

The Tim Heale Podcasts

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What happens if you vary any of those elements in the chain? Eg, record straight to Audition or change your mic?
This is a great noise reducing plugin: Klevgrand - Audio Plugins from Sweden with love
But better to eliminate in the first place.

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Thanks I’ll work on eliminating the noise first.

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How is the gain set on all your channels? Are you recording at low levels and then boosting audio in post? This can introduce hiss.

Have you tried @glenncarey’s suggestion of recording direct to Audition to find if the hiss is with everything or just one recordig method?

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Hi Mike,

I have been trying adjusting the gain and volume controls on the RodeCaster and have cut out a lot of the hiss when recording direct into Adobe Audition, I only seem to have an issue when recording in Riverside.fm particular with bleed into my track from the other tracks which makes edition a bit of a mare. I have a guest coming here to record a podcast so I think I can get the right levels. Do you know of anyone else that have had an issue with Riverside.fm, I have contacted them as well just waiting for a response.
I have now recorded an episode face to face and had some success I just mute my mic while my guest was talking, I have found that if I reduce the gain and volume then up the volume in post in Adobe Audition, this work for me.

Work in progress.
Thanks
Tim (The Tim Heale Podcasts)