Radio veteran Johnnie Walker is using the RØDE RØDECaster Pro to record his weekly BBC Radio 2 show Sounds of the 70s from his home in Dorset.
When the arrival of COVID-19 meant that Walker had to start recording the programme remotely, he got in touch with Solid State Sound in Warminster, who recommended the all-in-one podcast production studio.
Hosted by the legendary broadcaster since 2009, Sounds of the 70s shares over 14 million weekly BBC Radio 2 listeners on FM, DAB and the BBC Sounds app.
Walker co-presents with his wife Tiggy Walker from an ad-hoc studio in their home, and following successful tests, their shows recorded on the RØDECaster Pro were nationally broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on September 6th 2020.
The RØDECaster Pro is designed to let users create professional standard recordings in non-professional environments with the bare minimum of technical knowledge.