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I'd love to make a video on this in the future! For now, here are the steps: 1. Select "Share" in the menu. 2. Select "Export song to disk" 3. Then you can choose where you want to save the file and be sure MP3 is selected as the file type. 4. Click the "export" button. I hope that helps!

Yes! Great idea.

Awesome! Have fun recording!

I would say to use whichever one you prefer. I like to use GarageBand over Audacity. I chose Audacity for these videos because it's free and available on all computers, so it's more accessible to more people.

Hello! If you are all recording on a regular basis, I recommend everyone have their own microphone. I like the SamsonQ2U as a USB mic. There's also a section about recording online in my free course. The first video is here: ruclips.net/video/4khCDixw5HI/видео.html Once you have the audio files, you would just drag them on to their own track in GarageBand.

Wow, thank you so much. I'm so glad it was helpful. Best of luck on your podcasting journey!

Yay! I'm so glad it helped!

I'm so glad! Thanks for the kind words!

Hmm...it's hard for me to tell without seeing it. What kind of microphone are you using?

Thank you for the kind words!

I don't have a video on this yet, but here is one that I found on how to set up multiple USB mics. I hope that helps! ruclips.net/video/jw5dID426lI/видео.html

Thanks for reaching out and for the kind words! I'm actually hoping to make a tutorial on this soon. I'll share the link when its live!

So glad it helped!

So glad to help!

Glad it was helpful!

Recording a remote guest in GarageBand would require a more complicated setup, but there are some easier ways to record remote guests. One of the modules in my podcast tech course covers some options. That module starts here: ruclips.net/video/4khCDixw5HI/видео.html I hope those videos help!

I'm so glad it helped! Good luck on your podcasting journey!

You can import an audio file by dragging the file from your computer onto the track you want it on. I hope that helps!

Glad to help!

Thank you! It's called mmhmm: www.mmhmm.app/home

Thank you! I'm glad it helped!

Glad it was helpful!

I'm so glad! You'll totally get it. One step at a time. Getting started is the hardest part!

I made a series of three videos that help explain that process. You can start here: ruclips.net/video/IJ0DIwubqGk/видео.html Hopefully that helps!

In this video, I'm using a USB mic, but either option works. Usually an external mixing board has several outputs, so you just want to be sure to select the one that correlates to the mic you want to use.

I'm so glad it was helpful!

Glad to help!

Yay! I'm so glad!

GarageBand doesn't have a transcription tool, but you can export your audio and run it through one. I've had good luck with Otter.ai (I believe there is a free trial). I hope that helps!

Ask away! You'll likely need an adapter that plugs into your Air and has two USB inputs. You can get a headphone splitter to attach two headphones. Here's a good video on how to get GarageBand to read both microphones: ruclips.net/video/nG6XJMgX4bk/видео.html For music, you'll need to import it as an audio file for the highest quality. You can create a new track and add the music there. I hope that helps!

@@liftpodcasting Thanks for this so much. I've now found a podcast studio near where I live where you can rent the space at a reasonable price. Once I create the audio recording I'll have a raw audio track of an interview I will do. Is it possible in garageband to edit different music into this audio track. Basically I want to play a bit of the audio, then pause and have a song, then resume the audio of the interview, then song, then interview etc without the two ever overlapping... Is there a way to do this on garageband?

@@colincoulter1257 Totally! I would recommend having a track with your speaking parts and creating another track with your music. In this video, I use Audacity, but it would be the same concept: ruclips.net/video/F8IH6cRyKao/видео.html You would just make sure they don't overlap on the timeline. I hope this is helpful. It's difficult to answer in a comment, but I'm hoping to create a course on editing in GarageBand soon!

Yay! I'm excited for you too!

I'm so glad!

GarageBand doesn't have a great noise reduction option unfortunately. One thing that could help is to make sure you're using the cardioid polar pattern on your Yeti (the one that looks like a heart). The other polar patterns will pick up more room noise.

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words! I'm so glad it was helpful!

Thanks for your feedback! Sorry this video didn't answer your questions. Typically your mic should appear in the dropdown once it's plugged in. Sometimes it doesn't appear due to security settings on your mac. Here's a good video on how to fix that: ruclips.net/video/9uEAmNO0mhE/видео.html This is a great tutorial if you're trying to record with two USB mics and if you're only seeing one in the dropdown: ruclips.net/video/nG6XJMgX4bk/видео.html I hope that resolves the issue!

You're welcome! Glad to help!

Oh my gosh! I'm so glad to hear it is so helpful.

Thank you! Are you hoping to record video? In that case, I would recommend using iMovie instead of GarageBand.

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! I’m so glad the video helped!

I'm so glad it helped! I saved mine as a file called "Podcast Template," then I open it as Save As a new file when I create a new episode.

I'm so glad it was helpful! I created a free online course where I talk about editing in Audacity. I don't have anything created for Garageband unfortunately, but I hope to in the future. Here are the editing videos: ruclips.net/video/YCi5fhsnaUk/видео.html And here's a blog post that might be helpful: liftpodcasting.com/free-resources/exporting-your-podcast

I'm actually not sure! I always use wired microphones and headphones with podcasting to avoid issues with connectivity during a recording. Sorry I don't have an answer on that one!

Yay! So glad it helped.

Thank you for your kind words!

My guess is that you need to switch the output on GarageBand. In the menu go to GarageBand>Settings. Then click on the Audio/MIDI tab at the top. Under Devices, change your Output Device to your computer's speakers. Hopefully that helps!

Thank you so much!

Glad it was easy to follow!

So sorry to do that while you were in the middle of it! I'm glad to hear you were finding it helpful. I took the podcast down because I'm doing some rebranding. I'll be putting up that content again in the next month, and I'll send you a note here when it's live!

@@liftpodcasting No problem :) It was a way to say that I find your content valuable :)!

@@lesmentor Thank you for your kind words!

As promised! Here is everything from the podcast. I'm hoping to add more resources and videos soon. liftpodcasting.com/free-resources

@@liftpodcasting Awesome Beth, thanks for considering my comment. Take great care and good night :)