Preparation That Reduces Post-Production Times

Preparation That Reduces Post-Production Times

Preparation that reduces post-production times:

(remember the Boy Scout Motto? “Be Prepared!” And keep in mind – you don’t have to implement each and every one of these suggestions – use whatever makes sense for you and your show)

  • Make sure your equipment is set up properly (mic, interface, etc.)
  • Make sure your computer has been restarted and working properly
  • Do the show as if it’s Live in one uninterrupted session (instead of stopping, starting again or taking breaks, because this will cause MUCH more editing later)
  • Play intro music and sound clips Live (from a tablet or RØDECaster Pro, etc.)
  • Use good mic technique
  • Keep your energy up
  • Research your guest a bit and list possible questions and talking points
  • Gather all relevant links and notes, etc.

What else?

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  1. One thing I do is set up a template in my DAW for each show that has Intro/Outtro, Music, and basic effects chains on each track. I just pop in the interview tracks, tweak effects, edit, and publish. Saves a ton of set up time.

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