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3 Common (Yet Avoidable) Audio Editing Oversights
How much do you care about pristine audio? If you don't care much, let me assure you that those on the receiving end of your recordings do. That...
Want to Get Noticed? 3 Tips for Featuring Your Vocal Talent
Wondering what you need to do for people to notice your voice? If you're great at auditioning but not nearly as savvy with describing and promoting your abilities,...
5 Ways to Maximize Your Voice Acting Auditions
Are you getting the most out of the auditions you do? What if you could put 5 tips into practice that dramatically impact your ability to capitalize on...
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As we explained in our post on how to start a podcast, featuring guests on your episodes is a great way to give...
Being a good podcast host and interviewer is more complex than one might think. It takes special skills to really bring the best...
Listening to different types of podcasts can be a way to engage in a form of storytelling that allows you to just sit...
When producing a podcast file that you'll put on your website, you need to convert the original mastered audio into a smaller format...
After editing nearly 200 podcast episodes with GarageBand, I figure it's about time to share some of my tricks for editing 3 fully-produced episodes per week. I'm going to use examples for editing a weekly podcast, however the same concepts apply for editing music, voice-overs or audio for multimedia productions.
