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“I’ve been wanting to get into podcasting … but the editing has scared me off. When I think I have to be perfect, I can’t perform. When I think I have to edit, I can’t even record.” Those are valid fears. And you’re not alone. Maybe you’ve heard other podcasters say that they outsourced the … Read more
Once your audio has been recorded and edited, one of the steps to publishing is to convert it from a wave file to an MP3 file. There are several ways to do this. Which method is best? This is being debated, and will likely continue to be debated for quite some time. For this reason, … Read more
inspired by this blog post about why a small business should have a web site, here’s a brief post on why that applies to audio editors. As stated in my blog post on outsourcing audio editing an audio editing business should have a web site. A brief outline of the points made in that post … Read more
You decided to add audio to your content strategy. you dedicated a space for your podcast studio. However, the long flat walls in your studio space cause an echo in the room whenever you speak. In this situation, you have two options. Either reduce room echo, or find another space. The following tips will help … Read more
Here’s how I edit audio. I currently edit using two programs, Audacity and GoldWave. I use GoldWave to edit the actual content, and I use Audacity to assemble the podcast episode and do my sound processing thing. Regarding interviews, I appreciate it when clients send me stereo recordings. All that means, in the case of … Read more