Podcasting Explained®
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2:42 Introduction
To start we take an introductory look at podcasting using programs such as Wavelab and Audition.
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10:50 Record & Edit Info
Here, we look at creating audio to a specific standard to enable good quality playback once conversion has taken place.
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5:01 USB Mic Recording
We progress by setting up a USB microphone to get a good, clean audio level. A recording is made that will be used throughout this course.
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10:39 Optimizing Audio
Next, we look at the importance of creating professionally optimized audio.
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9:09 Optimizing with Plug-Ins
Progressing further, we enhance the audio by the use of plug-ins.
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3:19 Podcast Info & RSS Feeds
Here, we have an explanation of how audio can be included in a podcast and how we can use the Wavelab podcast workspace for convenience.
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4:06 Add Music & Convert
To make a podcast have its own identity, we add some music to our recording, and convert to the appropriate format.
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6:11 Wavelab Podcast Workspace
We now take a closer look at the Wavelab podcast workspace and link our audio file to the podcast feed.
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4:39 Feed Data Info
Here, we start to add in the required data information to identify the podcast feed.
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10:51 Including Meta Data
By adding further textual information, we continue to add relevant metadata.
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5:42 Podcasting Hosting Options
To make podcasting easy, here we look at using website hosted podcasting solutions.
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4:03 RSS & XML Information
Now we look at furthering our knowledge of how RSS and XML files work to 'collect' podcasts and allow the world to hear them.
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2:41 Overview
Here is a quick overview of what we have covered throughout the course.
Product Overview
Have something to say? Want to broadcast your ideas, thoughts or music to the world? Well Mark Struthers shows you everything you need to start your Podcasting debut right here! See how to Setup, Record, Edit, Prepare and Post your Podcast for all the world to hear and enjoy.
Mark begins with an in-depth introduction preparing you for the Podcasting journey ahead. Next, Mark looks at Creating Audio to a Specific Standard, ensuring Quality Playback once Conversion has taken place. Mark then shows you How to Set Up a USB microphone to get good, clean Audio Levels.
Moving on, Mark reveals the importance of Creating Professionally Optimized Audio, and How to Use Plug-ins to Further Enhance your Audio Quality. The highly important RSS Feed is then explained, and Mark demonstrates How to Add Music to your Podcast for your own identification and vibe.
Linking your Audio File to the Podcast Feed is then revealed, as well as How to Add Meta Data and XML Information. Mark wraps up the series with Podcasting Hosting Options and much more. If you're new to Podcasting, this series will let you hit the ground running and get your first Podcast out into the world quickly and easily... Watch "Podcasting Explained" today.
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Submitted 1 year ago
Great info!
I wanted to know bout RSS feeds, got it here. :)
I am a: Semi-Pro, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Designer, Mastering Facility, FL Studio
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Submitted 1 year ago
Great info!
I wanted to know bout RSS feeds, got it here. :)
I am a: Semi-Pro, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Designer, Mastering Facility, FL Studio
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
Having a father with a recording studio and having played guitar since being a 14 year old kid, I quickly got into recording. But, the purchase of a Tascam 244 Portastudio was a breakthrough in realizing what I wanted to do.
2. What training have you had?
I taught myself to play guitar and keyboards and found it a remarkably calming and mathematical experience learning the rules of intervals within a scale and how they can take you to any chord.
3. When did you get into recording?
The purchase of the cassette based Tascam 244 lasted a fair few years until I moved up to a Roland VS880 which then linked in to building a purpose built commercial multimedia studio around 15 years ago mainly running Steinberg and Adobe software.
4. People you have worked with/for?
Thankfully, nobody famous enough to have an ego. Instead 100's of happy Joe Public clients.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
My degree is in English and Teaching and I was a grammar school teacher for over 10 years before changing direction and working solely from my studio. recording music and filming for clients.
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