Hybrid meeting technology: how to improve audio + my new setup

Combine remote and in-room participants into a hybrid meeting! In this live stream, you will learn how to get started. Come ask all your questions about hybrid meeting technology.

If you add remote participants

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➡️ Resources mentioned in this video:

1️⃣ Lavalier microphone
BOYA BY-M1 lavalier microphone:

2️⃣ Smartphone tripod
JOBY GripTight ONE smartphone tripod:

3️⃣ Conference microphone and speaker with Bluetooth and USB
Poly Calisto 7200 speakerphone (previously sold as Plantronics Calisto 7200 and Polycom VoxBox)

4️⃣ Camera
Canon EOS M50 (Mark I) + EF-M 15-45mm is STM Kit:
Current model (Canon EOS M50 Mark II kit):

5️⃣ Android phone
OnePlus 6T:
Current model (OnePlus 8):

6️⃣ Camera tripod
Manfrotto 390
Current model (Manfrotto Compact Action):

7️⃣ Projector cable
Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable

8️⃣ Bluetooth speaker
UE MINI BOOM. Current models from the same manufacturer:

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⌚ Sections in this video (Hybrid meeting technology: how to improve audio + my new setup):
0:00 | Hybrid meeting technology Q&A
2:18 | What is a hybrid meeting?
4:10 | Benefits of hybrid meetings
5:20 | Hybrid meeting challenges
6:40 | Hybrid meeting setup
12:08 | Live Q&A
20:20 | Audio in hybrid meetings
27:00 | Improve Zoom audio quality

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Markus Seppälä is a speaker, event host and stand-up comedian who brings fun to the corporate stage. A two-time TEDx speaker, Markus draws on his 13 years in executive compensation strategy as well as his insights from the comedy stage to engage diverse audiences with humor and enthusiasm. Markus is based in Basel, Switzerland where he runs Comedy Basel, the biggest comedy club in town.

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