Tips for securing studios and ensuring business continuity during Coronavirus

17 March 2020 · News

As quarantines and lockdowns increase in the face of COVID-19, Steve Ahern has canvassed a number of stations to compile some tips on safety measures and business continuity. Several stations I ...

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ReaderThursday 19th March 2020
Do you think we could use pantyhose as a virus filter? I have seen it suggested elsewhere.
EDITORThursday 19th March 2020
While pantyhose do work as a low cost make shift pop filter to lessen air hitting the mic when you say plosive sounds such as 'P,' there is no evidence to suggest that they could help filter out the virus. See a discussion about it here https://technorama.org.au/?p=3571.

We have added mention of this to the article above.

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