Josh shares the exact plugins (and settings) he uses when editing and mixing episodes of the podcast series, Talking Too Loud. He also provides a path for those who want to use the stock plugins included with your DAW software.
With many people still at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a great opportunity to either start a new podcast or take some simple steps to improve the quality of the audio you’re putting out into the world. In this installment of Pro Audio, we’ll cover some of the gear you’ll need to create high-quality podcast audio on a budget, with additional recommendations if you’re fortunate enough to have extra funds.
Richard Taylor is a man of many talents. A life-long musician, video producer, editor, post-production supervisor, audio engineer, Apple-certified FCPX Trainer, 15-year podcaster, and host of the Final Cut Pro Radio podcast and host of FCPX TV. Host Cirina Catania interviews Richard about creating great audio for podcasting and much more on this episode of OWC RADiO!
This year's NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show runs April 7 through 12 in Las Vegas, NV, and OWC will be there at booth C3647. The show covers everything and anything dealing with broadcasting and media, including film, television, digital...
iPad Podcasting Studio with Ferrite, Skype, Blue Mics Spark Digital Earlier this month, the Rocket Yard hoped to launch some podcasting careers with a post teaching how to get started with podcasting. Now, there are some readers who may not own...
During the month of April, we’re going to forego the usual Friday Five and replace it with a series of articles that deal with audio and video content production, editing and distribution. That’s the focus of the annual NAB (National...
