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Things To Consider before recording Audio interview

Choose a quiet location free from distractions background noise. [1: https://riverside.fm/blog/recording-interviews][2: https://vimeo.com/blog/post/how-to-film-an-interview/]
Use high-quality recording equipment, including a good microphone and recorder. [1: https://riverside.fm/blog/recording-interviews]
Test your equipment thoroughly before the interview. [1: https://riverside.fm/blog/recording-interviews]
Position the microphone correctly, generally about 6-12 inches from the interviewee’s mouth. [2: https://vimeo.com/blog/post/how-to-film-an-interview/]
Monitor the recording levels throughout the interview to ensure good sound quality. [1: https://riverside.fm/blog/recording-interviews]
Put your interviewee at ease and encourage clear, concise answers. [3: https://fireflies.ai/blog/recording-interviews/]
Record in a lossless audio format, such as WAV or AIFF.
Back up your recordings immediately.
Edit your recordings carefully to remove any unwanted noise or pauses.