If You’d Prefer to NOT Sound Terrible Every Time You’re a Remote Guest on a Podcast, Please Invest ~$150 in the Right Gear so You Can Sound Good for the Rest of Your Life! Wouldn’t it be great for listeners to hear your voice on a podcast and think, “Wow,
Enjoy this webinar where I taught a bit about using EQ. Big thanks to Steve Stewart and his Podcast Editor’s Club for the opportunity to teach. Note: The information in this webinar is only a small fraction of what I teach in Podcast Engineering School. …And don’t forget
Question: This is a whopper of a price tag. What makes the contents of the course worth more than a few months of similarly themed Udemy or Lynda courses? And full disclosure: I want you to sway me Chris. As a producer in this space I always looking for people
*Note: The correspondence below occurred when PES launched and was offering a 5-day in-person course. Soon after that we switched to an online course. All the points made below still apply, though. A note Chris received: I’m wondering what about this program constitutes a $3000 or $5000 dollar price tag?
A listener emailed me with some thoughts about my conversation with Todd Cochrane in episode 8. I thought my clarifications may be of some use: 1. Regarding the idea of reducing episode file size by reducing the sample rate from 44.1kHz to possible 32kHz, the listener wrote that this was an option,
If You’d Prefer to NOT Sound Terrible Every Time You’re a Remote Guest on a Podcast, Please Invest ~$150 in the Right Gear so You Can Sound Good for the Rest of Your Life! Wouldn’t it be great for listeners to hear your voice on a podcast and think, “Wow,
Enjoy this webinar where I taught a bit about using EQ. Big thanks to Steve Stewart and his Podcast Editor’s Club for the opportunity to teach. Note: The information in this webinar is only a small fraction of what I teach in Podcast Engineering School. …And don’t forget
Question: This is a whopper of a price tag. What makes the contents of the course worth more than a few months of similarly themed Udemy or Lynda courses? And full disclosure: I want you to sway me Chris. As a producer in this space I always looking for people
*Note: The correspondence below occurred when PES launched and was offering a 5-day in-person course. Soon after that we switched to an online course. All the points made below still apply, though. A note Chris received: I’m wondering what about this program constitutes a $3000 or $5000 dollar price tag?
A listener emailed me with some thoughts about my conversation with Todd Cochrane in episode 8. I thought my clarifications may be of some use: 1. Regarding the idea of reducing episode file size by reducing the sample rate from 44.1kHz to possible 32kHz, the listener wrote that this was an option,
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