How to Create a Podcast (hardware, software and publishing)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Ready to create a podcast but not sure where to start? In this video, I'll walk you through the equipment you need to record, edit, and launch your brand new podcast.
This tutorial will help you even if you're new to podcasting and have no idea where to start.
In this video:
- 3:34 Audio set-up
- 6:35 Podcast demo
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- PodBean www.podbean.com/
- The best podcast hosting services www.thepodcast...
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Great Job as usual Steve! I too am a former radio annoucer. I use this technique with audacity to send out Voice Emails. As a Disabled Vet with MS, the Voice Email method is a great substitute for trying to use my trembling hands to type. Thanks for keeping up the great job of keeping us informed. 👍🏾👌🏾✌🏾
I do so enjoy the clarity and simplicity of your information.
At work they have informed me that I will be producing a podcast. The material and hosts are already set, but this really will help me. Thanks Steve your content needs millions more views.
On my task list for this morning was to research podcast hosts and publishers. Your video being on the top of my notifications list was serendipitous. Thanks for saving me a bunch of time. Well done!
I stumbled on your videos while researching if Chrome had updated it's visuals or if I was going crazy. Your voice is calming AF! Thanks!
I tried Audacity and found it difficult - but listening and viewing this RUclips vid, I think I could do it. Terrific vid!
Thanks for the walkthrough Steve. I don't plan on Podcasting, but I've always been curious about the process. This was just enough detail for me. Gosh it's been at least 10 years since I've used Audacity. I've used several other studio/production apps which get complicated fast. I like the simplicity of Audacity. I think I'll go check it out again.
Great to see you here, Love your channel!
@@dottotechThanks Steve! Being a 50+ RUclips creator can be a lonely existence. So nice to see you doing well, and right across the pond from me too. Cheers!
Incredible how simple things can make us really happy! I saw your happy face when music goes up again several times!! As usual, thanks for your wonderful job.
Steve, your "How to Create a Podcast (hardware, software and publishing)" is a brilliant synopsis. More, please, on how best to produce content for a podcast (your advices on "content creation"). Yipee!
Dude! I used to watch your show as a kid! You're the one who introduced me to Linux over a decade ago!
Hi, Steve. First of all, I just want to tell you, I am a fan of your RUclips channel (haven't checked out your podcast - yet). My personal favorite podcast, not to sound too irreverent, oh but I guess I am, is... WTF Podcast by Marc Maron. Once you get past his neurosis and a bit of crass language, he is one of the most insightful and funny interviewers on the planet.
I'm currently helping my sister and her friend, both psychologists, set up their podcast. They produced their first dozen shows with a Snowball, which they tell me worked fine until they had a guest with a markedly lower voice then theirs. After attending a podcast expo here in Philadelphia, they called me to help them get a better end result. Being a musician. my first instinct was to set them up with a Yamaha MG1OXU mixer, a headphone amp with separate headsets and mics for each of them and their guest(s). They love the new setup and the sound! For software, they use Audacity. As a Mac guy, I personally prefer Garageband. But as I've learned, there's always more than one right answer!
Thanks, Steve! This is just perfect timing as I am planning to start a podcast with a friend. Perfect timing since I only subscribed to your channel a week ago!
Very very good. Impressive
Good overview Steve. One important part of creating a podcast is album art, which wasn't covered. For those not familiar with podcasting, album art is the image potential listeners will see in their podcast listening app or - for example - on the desktop version of Apple Podcasts / iTunes Podcasts. It's similar to thumbnail images on RUclips. If you decide to create a podcast, Google "podcast album art" for guidance. Canva.com is a free service you can use to get started with creating album art. Your album art must be at least 1,400 X 1,400 pixels (3,000 X 3,000 pixels max), no larger than 500 kilobytes, and be in JPG, JPEG, or PNG file format. You only need to create the album art once as part of your hosting setup.
Great tips! Thanks!
Very helpful, Steve. I've just recently discovered your RUclips channel and am now a devoted subscriber. I do plan to start doing some podcasting. You have given me the motivation!
Great advice! 👍🏻 will be doing my own 🎧🎙
Thanks a lot Steve for this great tutorial! Really gave me some appetite to start a podcast!
Thanks again Steve. You have a great way of making things look easy - even when I've used these apps before, you still confirm how easy it is to do some of the things that I struggled with in the past. I kinda wish I had your video to watch first.
13:14 - I loved this and your sincere excitement! Really amusing! And a very useful practical walkthrough, indeed! Thanks!
I am using/learning the recording/editing/publishing software (for MAC or WINDOWS) HINDENBURG JOURNALIST PRO. Really, really, simple to use and has all professional features for a one-off payment
I’ve started using it as well HARRY, it is a very impressive piece of software!
Thanks as always for the tips. You asked for our favorite podcasts. Here are those I listen to regularly, and which (besides my loving the content) demonstrate a range of lengths and production approaches. I also offer another great resource for current or aspiring podcasters:
- the tony kornheiser show
- the briefing
- at the movies with arch and ann
- wretched radio
- sql server pain relief
- confessing our hope
- armed lutheran
- localhost
- 5 minutes in church history
Of course, as with all podcasts, some of that content will bore (or even anger) some while thrilling orhers. That's the beauty of podcasts (and youtube): there's something for just about everyone. And if there's a niche you feel is under-served, start your own podcast. Steve's helping you to see how easy it is.
Of course, getting people to FIND your content is another challenge entirely. Just like a website (or blog, RUclips channel, or social media account): you need to get the word out, sharing it with others in direct or indirect ways. And then hope others will share yours where they can, like I have here. :-)
And while you and people can share URLs, note that you can also just share the name (like I have) and people can simply search for them, whether in Google, etc or in most podcast players (like beyondpod, which I use on android).
One more podcast to lookup, for those interested in or already creating podcasts, is "the audacity to podcast". While Daniel has gone quiet in recent months for personal and professional reasons, he offered years of really well-organized content all geared toward informing and encouraging podcasters and future podcasters.
Podcasts are indeed a powerful and convenient way to learn, relax, or stay informed--or to help others do that. Thanks again for the encouragement, Steve.
Excellent guide Steve.
Hi Steve 🙂
I know I shouldn't be commenting on this particular Video, but couldn't resist.....When you mentioned your Love of Radio, .... something just flashed through my head.
"Queen"...Radio Ga Ga, Radio Goo Goo.....Radio, Someone Still Loves You !!!
Apologies!
Of course I need not mention, all else was way over my head ! 😏
Meant Well !
Sincerely, JaneLee ^_^
Thanks for this brief tutorial, Steve. If you’re ever searching for a topic, you might consider a tutorial on mics. For example, I was thinking of that RE20. It’s an amazing piece of kit when you think of all the “new” technology we deal with the RE20 has been around for what...at least 50 years. AND it is still in use, and very popular in sound studios.
BTW, technically there is no such thing as a USB mic. USB is merely a connector. For the most part there are 2 general types of microphones Dynamic and Condenser. Your RE20 is a classic dynamic mic. The Blu Yeti (which is incorrectly described as a USB mic) is a condenser mic.
Great points! I never thought of breaking them down that way. Thanks!
Very useful, thanks
My favorite Podcasters are the ones who do little editing like Jim Jesus' podcast Lolberts. He does edit the lolberts but the private pay wall podcast he does threw Patreon he has it unedited.
great Steve, i love your enhousiasme
Thank you!
Hi Steve very interested to start listening to Pod Casts. Have you ever made a video on "how to get started with listening to podcast" yet for newbies? What apps to use to get started? Thanks in advance.
BTW: Any particular reason that you've stopped publishing podcasts and focused 100% on youtube? Indeed, it woud quite interesting to hear your insights on pros and cons of the various platforms that are available: youtube, podcast, blogs, facebook, linkedin, instagram, pinterest...
I did not know you could do multi-audio tracks with Audacity. Would you consider doing a webinar on Audacity?
I am not really an audio expert, Maybe a more detailed demo.
what do you use to have the text conversation on your videos
Hi Steve, I am working on my RUclips Channel and you are a big help. I decided to use Zoom and they are having problems lately with security breaches. Do you think that the problem is the app or it is the users that do not know how to mute participants? I am worried about getting started with Zoom, because I am planning to start a Marketing campaign in China, and I do not know if I should change provider. What do you think?
I guess it depends on what your security concerns are Frank, I am not overly concerned about the data issues s as a private citizen, if I were Govt, O would be concerned.
Here is my take on Zoom security
ruclips.net/video/-_mgnmmCv2M/видео.html,
Well done. Never had any idea how to do a podcast. Could and Audacity file be pulled into a video file for a voice over?
Yep, you can import it into any video editor.
👍 Thanks.
I have not viewed your RUclips videos until recently and now I'm hooked. Keep up the good work.
7:41 VCR ? showing your age,. LOL,. i remember those.
A fun stupid podcast I like is The Comedy Button. Always makes me laugh, a little NSFW though
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