When it comes to television, it is important to get a good sound, especially when using simple instruments that the limited budgets of community television stations can afford. The fundamental tip to achieving this is to always use headphones. A decent headphone that is enclosed so that it prevents the ear from hearing any other noise is essential. With it, you can easily identify a problem in what you are listening to even if the meter is saying something else. In order to get the best sound, the microphone must be close to the person’s mouth, and it is better not to use the microphone of the camera alone. It is necessary to identify noises, especially the ones that are hard to correct later on, such as electrical buzzes and hums. Buzz has a high frequency while Hum has a lower frequency and they are both caused by interference from other electrical equipment or bad connections, if noticed, it is best to correct immediately. Another noise to avoid is background acoustic noise which might be due to location or where the mic is put, so it is best to determine the quality of the recording environment before starting.