How Long and How Often Should You Podcast?
October 19, 2010
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Daniel Lewis shares some tips on determining the right balance of frequency and length for your podcast episodes.
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How to Prerecord Episodes with Audacity and WordPress
October 5, 2010
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During my honeymoon, I had several episodes of the Ramen Noodle and The Audacity to Podcast automatically post. How can you prerecord and schedule your episodes to magically post while you are away? I share some tips for workflow, Audacity, and WordPress.
This week’s Audacity tip is the power of the pause button.
Podcasting without Passion, Organization, or Dialog?
September 25, 2010
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I’m back from my wedding and honeymoon, but still settling in with my wife. This is another prerecorded episode that started with a question about podcasting without passion.
How to Remove Noise with Audacity
September 1, 2010
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Noise is probably the most-common problem in amateur podcasts. Professional podcasts sound great not just because of the equipment, but also because of techniques. Learn some ways to reduce noise before and after you record.
Podcasting with Software Compressors vs. Hardware Compressors
August 27, 2010
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Compression, expansion, noise gate, threshold, ratio—what does it all mean? Should you use a software audio compressor, or a hardware compressor?
The Bare Minimums for Podcasting
June 30, 2010
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Don’t think that you have to spend thousands of dollars to launch your podcast! I give you some tips for podcasting decently with the cheapest equipment.
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