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Is your Podcast in Google Podcasts?
In this webinar we learn:
• How to find/subscribe to podcasts on an Android
• How to get Google to list your podcast
• How to share your podcast (website links, badges, etc)
Eric Rosenberg, host of the Personal Profitability podcast and organizer of Ignite events all over the United States, walks us through Google Podcasts on an Android device.
How to Properly Set Up Your Editing Desk
Writing or editing for hours is a pain in the neck - LITERALLY!
Dr. Kevin Christie is a Chiropractic Physician and host of the Modern Desk Jockey podcast. He shares the proper way to set up your chair, monitor, keyboard and mouse.
This webinar will seriously help you have more energy and less back pain.
How to Create Audiograms and Teaser Videos
You see it all the time: A podcaster posts an Audiogram and someone comments, "Hey! How did you make that cool video?" Well, we show you!
Come join me and three friends as we demonstrate how to use Headliner, Wavve, GetAudiogram, and Powtoon to create teaser videos for your podcast.
How to EQ your Podcast
Chris Curran from Podcast Engineering School teaches us about EQ, Hz, DB and frequencies. Yes, this is true audiophile nerdiness.
Chris has an extensive history of working in the recording industry and now produces podcast for mid-to-large companies.
More about Chris can be found at www.PodcastEngineeringSchool.com
How to use Final Cut Pro for Podcasting
Jeffrey Bradbury has been using WireCast to record his podcasts, with video, and has created some tricks that help him edit his podcast in Final Cut Pro in minutes!
He shows us his home studio setup, some of the great features in WireCast, and of course how to edit with Final Cut Pro.
What Podcasters Need to Know about WP 5.0
Dustin Hartzler has been podcasting about WordPress since 2011 and currently works for Automattic (the creators of WordPress), so he knows a thing or two.
He will show us what the new page/post builder will look like and how a podcaster will use it for their show notes and media player.
RSVP to attend or get access to this replay at http://SteveStewart.me/
How to use RX6
Don Baarns is an Audio Restoration Specialist. He got the ball rolling for iZotope to develop the "Mouth Click" feature in RX6 (Standard and Advanced).
He demonstrates how RX6 works, how to remove unwanted noise from recordings, and more.
For a list of all iZotope RX6 features, click here.
To watch a replay, go to SteveStewart.me/RX6.
How to edit with STUDIO ONE
Clifton Wright is a podcaster and musician who has used many DAW, but he landed upon Studio One and isn't looking back.
He demonstrates how easy it is to import files from the sidebar, apply effects from plugins, and more.
Studio One by PreSonus does offer a free version for Windows and Mac OS systems.
How to edit with CUBASE
Vinny Velez has 20+ years experience in audio engineering for audiobooks and podcasts. He also created the "Podcast Hotline Kit" to help podcasters record interviews using their smartphones.
Over the years, Vinny has used a wide variety of DAWs, but has stayed with Cubase for the last 8. Cubase from Steinberg has multiple versions for Windows and Mac OS machines.
How to edit with PRO TOOLS
Danny Ozment is an audio engineer with his own personal sound studio in Nashville, EmeraldCityPro.com. He's been editing podcasts of a number of years using Pro Tools.
Danny shows us how to use improve the quality of our audio and how to edit with Pro Tools - a Windows or Mac software program with either a monthly fee or one-time purchase.
How to use AUPHONIC
Ravi Jayagopal is co-founder & co-developer of DigitalAccessPass and creator of CoolCastPlayer. He also has been using Auphonic.com to help improve the audio of his podcast, SubscribeMe.
Ravi shows us the awesomeness that is Auphonic, an online or offline software package that compresses, normalizes, and does noise removal among many other things.
How to edit with REAPER
Shawn Thorpe has in the podcasting space since 2005. He started freelancing as an audio editor in 2009 and today also is a member of the Blubrry support team.
Shawn shows us the awesomeness that is Reaper, a Mac or Windows audio editing DAW with a reasonable one-time purchase licensing fee
How to edit with MIXCRAFT
Mike Wilkerson is Founder/Creator/Podcaster at the 2GuysTalking Podcast Network. The more than 50 shows on his network were primarily edited and produced with Mixcraft, a Windows-only program created by Acoustica.
Mike demonstrates how you can edit without pausing playback, pull from a library of sound effects, and take show notes all within the DAW.
How to edit with HINDENBURG JOURNALIST
Bryan Entzminger from Engaging Missions demonstrates how to use Hindenburg Journalist to produce a podcast.
He shows us how easy it is to normalize audio upon import, apply effects, and how to export as MP3 or directly to libsyn!
Hindenburg Journalist has two main offerings for podcasters for a one-time fee (Windows or Mac)
How to edit with GARAGEBAND
Kwesi from PodWabbit Network demonstrates how to use GarageBand to produce a podcast.
He demonstrates how easy it is to import sound files, duck music and adjust volume for transitions between segments, and how he exports to his desktop.
GarageBand is a Mac only program that comes free with any Apple device - even iPads and iPhones.
How to edit with ADOBE AUDITION
Christy Haussler from TeamPodcast.com demonstrates how to use Logic Pro X to produce a podcast.
She covers the difference between a destructive and non-destructive DAW, how to apply various settings, and more.
Audition is one of Adobe's Creative Cloud solutions (monthly subscription) for Windows or Mac.
How to edit with LOGIC PRO
Dave Visaya from Podcast Engineers will demonstrates how to use Logic Pro X to edit and produce a podcast.
Even if you don't have a Mac, this webinar can open your mind to other ideas and possibilities for producing a high-quality, multi-featured podcast.
Logic Pro X is a Mac-only application with a very attractive interface, easy-to-navigate layout, and is a one-time purchase
