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(Click Here) for the podcast version of this article from “mypodcast.com” (Click Here) for the podcast version of this article from “podcastpeople.com” Since we’ve recently been talking about putting a musical floor beneath your talking or reading of your podcast, you may have the problem of your musical spots being to short. So, if that [READ MORE]
(Click Here) for the podcast version of this article I’m sure you all remember the time, recently, I was talking about hums and buzzes in my recordings, (Podcasting Quick Tip #5) and I told you I would fill you in on why I was having some ground loop problems when I knew more. Well, I [READ MORE]
(Click here) for the podcast version of this article You know I have been speaking very highly of the stuff available over at www.mypodcast.com. I have been so pleased with the quality and the ease of using their site, software and little recorder program that I can’t help but give them another big thumbs up. [READ MORE]
(Click here) to listen to the podcast of this article Have you been hearing some mysterious hums and/or buzzing sounds in the background of your productions? If you have, it could quite possibly be associated with ground loops of some sort. I came across this problem as I was trying out a new headset microphone [READ MORE]
This little Quick Tip has a lot to do with something I tend to nit-pick myself about regularly and it has to do with paying attention to small details. Sometimes, the smallest little thing catches my attention and drives me crazy. Admittedly, this probably catches my attention (and bothers me) more than it does others. [READ MORE]
A short while ago, I talked about using a digital voice recorder to record something and then load it into your computer later using audacity to edit it. (That was in podcasting quick tip #1 if you would like to check it out.) This one is for beginners and advanced users alike. It is either [READ MORE]
There is a lot good stuff going on the software and hardware areas of Podcasting these days. I am always looking for ways to make things easier for myself and I am favorably impressed enough with this piece of software that I am willing to recommend you try it. First, let me tell you how [READ MORE]
If you’re just beginning in podcasting, or just want a low-buck startup option, here is a way that could get you started without too much expense.  In one sense, this may not be the least expensive way to get started, but it may be worth a try and, if you have some of the equipment laying around that [READ MORE]