PES 132: Podcast Movement 2019 Technical Track Speakers Preview
05/30/19 • 91 min
Listen to me talk with each and every 2019 Podcast Movement Technical Track speaker about their presentations, except, unfortunately, for the Hall of Fame podcaster Dave Jackson. Podcast Movement will be held in Orlando, Florida from August 13-16, 2019. Find all the info at https://podcastmovement.com/.
Here are the speakers and what each will be speaking about:"Skype Alternatives" presented by Jody Maberry
"5 Steps to Building a Sought-After Podcast Production Company" presented by a panel including:
"Painting Stories with Sound - Podcast Editing for Beginners" presented by Nick Dunkerley from Hindenburg.
"Podcasting Systems: The 3 Key Automated Systems Podcast Hosts and Guests Need to Have in Place to Scale" presented by Yann Ilunga.
"The Most Common Audio Problems in Podcasts and How to Fix Them" presented by Marcus dePaula.
"People Breathe: The Art of Editing an Interview" presented by Carrie Caulfield Arick.
"Help Us Help You: Tech Support Tips for Podcasters" presented by a panel including:
- Mackenzie Bennett (Blubrry)
- Dave Jackson (Libsyn)
- Mike Dell (Blubrry)
- Shannon Martin (Podbean)
"Post Production: Effective Tips & Techniques for a Seamless Edit" presented by Sarah Wendel.
"Great Quality, Low Cost + ROI" presented by Alexis Parris.
"Advanced Audio Production: Waaay Beyond Just Removing Umms, Etc." presented by Chris Curran, founder and lead instructor of Podcast Engineering School.
And special thanks to Ralph M. Rivera of Podcaster's Toolbox for the audio introductions in this episode.
Few announcements:- Join the Podcaster’s Lounge #Livestream every Wednesday evening. Details here. Watch and comment on podcasting news, Q&A and conversation. Lounge with your podcast friends and fans.
- Note: The music I play as the outro at the very end of this episode was played and recorded by me about 25 years ago ;)
- Have fun exploring previous episodes of this show the Podcast Engineering Show.
- If you ever need help with your technical production, please reach out to me.
I appreciate you listening, and rock on!
DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening.
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Listen to me talk with each and every 2019 Podcast Movement Technical Track speaker about their presentations, except, unfortunately, for the Hall of Fame podcaster Dave Jackson. Podcast Movement will be held in Orlando, Florida from August 13-16, 2019. Find all the info at https://podcastmovement.com/.
Here are the speakers and what each will be speaking about:"Skype Alternatives" presented by Jody Maberry
"5 Steps to Building a Sought-After Podcast Production Company" presented by a panel including:
"Painting Stories with Sound - Podcast Editing for Beginners" presented by Nick Dunkerley from Hindenburg.
"Podcasting Systems: The 3 Key Automated Systems Podcast Hosts and Guests Need to Have in Place to Scale" presented by Yann Ilunga.
"The Most Common Audio Problems in Podcasts and How to Fix Them" presented by Marcus dePaula.
"People Breathe: The Art of Editing an Interview" presented by Carrie Caulfield Arick.
"Help Us Help You: Tech Support Tips for Podcasters" presented by a panel including:
- Mackenzie Bennett (Blubrry)
- Dave Jackson (Libsyn)
- Mike Dell (Blubrry)
- Shannon Martin (Podbean)
"Post Production: Effective Tips & Techniques for a Seamless Edit" presented by Sarah Wendel.
"Great Quality, Low Cost + ROI" presented by Alexis Parris.
"Advanced Audio Production: Waaay Beyond Just Removing Umms, Etc." presented by Chris Curran, founder and lead instructor of Podcast Engineering School.
And special thanks to Ralph M. Rivera of Podcaster's Toolbox for the audio introductions in this episode.
Few announcements:- Join the Podcaster’s Lounge #Livestream every Wednesday evening. Details here. Watch and comment on podcasting news, Q&A and conversation. Lounge with your podcast friends and fans.
- Note: The music I play as the outro at the very end of this episode was played and recorded by me about 25 years ago ;)
- Have fun exploring previous episodes of this show the Podcast Engineering Show.
- If you ever need help with your technical production, please reach out to me.
I appreciate you listening, and rock on!
DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening.
Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer?
Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts,
Previous Episode
PES 131: Shawn Kitchen
My guest is Shawn Kitchen - host of the Northwest Corner Podcast. He lives in Spartanburg, SC, was formerly trained in radio and tv, and is currently records his show using a Live format to reduce post-production time.
We discussed his production workflow and equipment in detail, including:
- Using a Kindle tablet to play sound FX
- Riding faders Live
- Mixer has one knob compression on each channel
- Mic technique
- Using subgroups: Voices to one group, music to another group, then record each group separately on his Zoom H6
- Chris’s Compression Dynamics plugin within Audacity
- Noise reduction in Audacity by creating and using a custom noise profile (he removes 14 or 15 dB of noise!)
- Record everything 24 bit / 44.1 kHz
- Soundcloud
- Behringer X2222USB analog mixer
- Behringer UMC404HD interface
- Tascam DR-40 field recorder
- Zoom H6 field recorder
- Behringer XM8500 dynamic mics
- MXL FR-355K lavalier mics
- Audacity
- Hindenburg
- Soundpad app for Android on Kindle Fire 8HD tablet
- iRig 2 instrument interface
- Behringer headphone distribution amp and headphones (for up to 8 people)
- All post-production done in-house on Dell desktop with Core I5 processor using primarily Audacity, but have been using Hindenburg more frequently in recent time. Pre-recorded music tracks (except show theme) are separated into new tracks. All vocals are run through a combination of soft limiter, compression, and then amplification to -1.0 dB. Noise reduction is done at the *end* of all other processing, using a 5-second segment of silence with all mics open at the beginning of each recording session. I've found that applying noise reduction at the end yields us with the clearest results.
Thanks for being a great guest, Shawn!
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Next Episode
PES 133: Nick Dunkerley from Hindenburg
My guest is Nick Dunkerley, Creative Director at Hindenburg! They make the very popular podcasting DAW software Hindenburg Journalist Pro.
We discussed LOTS including:
- Lots of specifications of Hindenburg
- Nick's personal equipment: RE20 microphone and Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface
- Nick's experience building a radio station in Africa
- His engineering team at Hindenburg
- Automated EQ profiles
- Clipboard
- Comparison of the Pro version vs the regular version
- Differences in the podcasting industry and events in Europe vs. USA
- See some screenshots of Hindenburg here
Thanks for being a great guest, Nick!
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