Opportunities abound! You can do this part-time on nights and weekends, or you can commit to going full-time with your own podcast production business, start onboarding clients and earn lots of money working from home as a professional podcast engineer/producer. These days it’s a valuable and in-demand career path to
Remember in 2020 when lockdowns started and tons of people (including ultra-popular media figures) started Livestreaming, YouTubing and attending Zoom meetings from home? Do you also remember that ALL THAT AUDIO WAS HORRENDOUS SOUNDING?!?! I do. Most of those folks just dove into creating content using their computer’s built-in microphone
If you’re currently looking to onboard new podcast production clients, Q1 of 2023 is your next best opportunity to have massive growth in your business. Why? Jump into January with massive action and focus if you want to grow your production business! Oh, and I have this course, of course
Btw, this system is comparable to the RODE Wireless GO II system. I just bought this system to bring with me on my Holiday travels to record my Mom. I had researched the DJI Mic and the RODE Wireless GO II and decided to purchase the DJI for various reasons.
I overview 9 podcast production tips and techniques from recent Daily Goody posts Jan. 19 thru Feb. 11, 2022 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. Daily Goody posts that I discussed in this episode: Other
Analyze and compare the sound of these two videos. (below) This audio comparison demonstrates the importance of good audio resolution and encoding quality, as well as serving as a nice little ear-training exercise 😉 *TO HEAR THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCES, LISTEN TO: GOOD sounding Unforgiven II: BAD sounding Unforgiven II: What
Of course you can always save your own plugin settings for the purpose of using the same exact settings on your voice next week or next year. But it’s also possible to share these settings with others and vice versa. For instance, I offer folks (for free) my starting preset
If you want professional sounding audio, the answer is Yes. But without compression you can still sound good by using good microphone technique. How/where to use compression when livestreaming: Have you ever used compression when Livestreaming? Comment below with your juicy details 😉
Yes, 24-bit audio recordings contain 256 times more detail and resolution (!!!) than 16-bit audio. 24-bit audio can record 16,777,216 discreet values for loudness levels (or a dynamic range of 144 dB), versus 16-bit audio which can represent 65,536 discrete values for the loudness levels (or a dynamic range of
FYI: You can see the video version of this episode on Podcast Engineering School’s YouTube channel HERE. I overview 9 podcast production tips and techniques from recent Daily Goody posts Dec.13, 2021 thru Jan.17, 2022 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day
Do you edit podcasts while standing up or sitting down? I always produce audio while sitting down, but someday I want to buy a standing desk so I can get up off my ***. HA! Comment below with your posture preferences!
Be sure to use stereo versions of plugins on stereo tracks IF you want to hear the stereo track in stereo. Because when you use a mono plugin on a stereo track, you will only hear one side of the stereo track (usually the left, I believe).
Without sacrificing the quality of your edits, here are 6 ways you can speed up significantly and edit podcast audio MUCH faster: Use keyboard shortcuts for your most used commands. Listen to and verify every edit immediately after making it so when you get to the end of the file
Most audio plugins go on sale from time to time, so the way to get the best deals on awesome plugins is to monitor their prices and wait until they go on sale. The easiest way to monitor prices is to get on the email lists of all the plugin
Microphone technique is art of managing your proximity to a microphone. Bad microphone technique results in a sound and audio signal level that is: Wildly dynamic (oscillating between sometimes extremely loud and sometimes extremely quiet) Very unpleasant for listeners to experience (oscillating between painfully loud and literally inaudible) Prone to
In addition to being one of the best sounding EQ plugins available, and in addition to probably being the most feature-rich EQ plugin available, the Fabfilter Pro-Q 3‘s user interface experience is arguably the best around due to how visual, intuitive and helpful it is to the user. Many podcast
Starting at 20:47 in episode 100 I demonstrate what various frequency ranges sound like and also discuss the audio “adjectives” associated with each range. You’ll hear what these audio adjectives actually sound like: Big, Small, Boomy, Muddy, Boxy, Hollow, Midrangy, Biting, Presence, Clarity, Brightness, “Air,” and that telephone sound. Let
The human voice is essentially a mid-range instrument, which means that most of its information resides in the mid-range of the frequency spectrum. Humans can hear frequencies between around 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, and the human voice does contain information along this entire spectrum, but the vast majority of
Returning guest Barry Gary shares so many excellent tips for producing podcasts for companies and organizations. Barry is the host of The Louisville Cycling Podcast. He also produces other podcasts including Medchat and Parenting With You. Also, here is Barry’s first appearance on this show. Barry and I discussed many
Opportunities abound! You can do this part-time on nights and weekends, or you can commit to going full-time with your own podcast production business, start onboarding clients and earn lots of money working from home as a professional podcast engineer/producer. These days it’s a valuable and in-demand career path to
Remember in 2020 when lockdowns started and tons of people (including ultra-popular media figures) started Livestreaming, YouTubing and attending Zoom meetings from home? Do you also remember that ALL THAT AUDIO WAS HORRENDOUS SOUNDING?!?! I do. Most of those folks just dove into creating content using their computer’s built-in microphone
If you’re currently looking to onboard new podcast production clients, Q1 of 2023 is your next best opportunity to have massive growth in your business. Why? Jump into January with massive action and focus if you want to grow your production business! Oh, and I have this course, of course
Btw, this system is comparable to the RODE Wireless GO II system. I just bought this system to bring with me on my Holiday travels to record my Mom. I had researched the DJI Mic and the RODE Wireless GO II and decided to purchase the DJI for various reasons.
I overview 9 podcast production tips and techniques from recent Daily Goody posts Jan. 19 thru Feb. 11, 2022 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. Daily Goody posts that I discussed in this episode: Other
Analyze and compare the sound of these two videos. (below) This audio comparison demonstrates the importance of good audio resolution and encoding quality, as well as serving as a nice little ear-training exercise 😉 *TO HEAR THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCES, LISTEN TO: GOOD sounding Unforgiven II: BAD sounding Unforgiven II: What
Of course you can always save your own plugin settings for the purpose of using the same exact settings on your voice next week or next year. But it’s also possible to share these settings with others and vice versa. For instance, I offer folks (for free) my starting preset
If you want professional sounding audio, the answer is Yes. But without compression you can still sound good by using good microphone technique. How/where to use compression when livestreaming: Have you ever used compression when Livestreaming? Comment below with your juicy details 😉
Yes, 24-bit audio recordings contain 256 times more detail and resolution (!!!) than 16-bit audio. 24-bit audio can record 16,777,216 discreet values for loudness levels (or a dynamic range of 144 dB), versus 16-bit audio which can represent 65,536 discrete values for the loudness levels (or a dynamic range of
FYI: You can see the video version of this episode on Podcast Engineering School’s YouTube channel HERE. I overview 9 podcast production tips and techniques from recent Daily Goody posts Dec.13, 2021 thru Jan.17, 2022 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day
Do you edit podcasts while standing up or sitting down? I always produce audio while sitting down, but someday I want to buy a standing desk so I can get up off my ***. HA! Comment below with your posture preferences!
Be sure to use stereo versions of plugins on stereo tracks IF you want to hear the stereo track in stereo. Because when you use a mono plugin on a stereo track, you will only hear one side of the stereo track (usually the left, I believe).
Without sacrificing the quality of your edits, here are 6 ways you can speed up significantly and edit podcast audio MUCH faster: Use keyboard shortcuts for your most used commands. Listen to and verify every edit immediately after making it so when you get to the end of the file
Most audio plugins go on sale from time to time, so the way to get the best deals on awesome plugins is to monitor their prices and wait until they go on sale. The easiest way to monitor prices is to get on the email lists of all the plugin
Microphone technique is art of managing your proximity to a microphone. Bad microphone technique results in a sound and audio signal level that is: Wildly dynamic (oscillating between sometimes extremely loud and sometimes extremely quiet) Very unpleasant for listeners to experience (oscillating between painfully loud and literally inaudible) Prone to
In addition to being one of the best sounding EQ plugins available, and in addition to probably being the most feature-rich EQ plugin available, the Fabfilter Pro-Q 3‘s user interface experience is arguably the best around due to how visual, intuitive and helpful it is to the user. Many podcast
Starting at 20:47 in episode 100 I demonstrate what various frequency ranges sound like and also discuss the audio “adjectives” associated with each range. You’ll hear what these audio adjectives actually sound like: Big, Small, Boomy, Muddy, Boxy, Hollow, Midrangy, Biting, Presence, Clarity, Brightness, “Air,” and that telephone sound. Let
The human voice is essentially a mid-range instrument, which means that most of its information resides in the mid-range of the frequency spectrum. Humans can hear frequencies between around 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, and the human voice does contain information along this entire spectrum, but the vast majority of
Returning guest Barry Gary shares so many excellent tips for producing podcasts for companies and organizations. Barry is the host of The Louisville Cycling Podcast. He also produces other podcasts including Medchat and Parenting With You. Also, here is Barry’s first appearance on this show. Barry and I discussed many
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