How to Record a Podcast in Studio One | PreSonus
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- How do you record a podcast using a digital audio workstation like Studio One? In this tutorial, Joe Gilder demonstrates how he uses Studio One to produce, record, and edit a podcast episode.
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This man really does have a podcast voice. Must be the presonus gear
haha, true!
No doubt! 😅
Thanks Joe! This is very useful about how to get something right at the source. Mic technique is something not talked about very much on RUclips and it’s very good to have it explained by someone experienced.
Very useful that approach on mixing while you are talking.. excellent Joe!!
I remember asking you about this a while ago! thanks for sharing! i needed it badly! i will be waiting for more podcasting videos! have a nice year!
you have an incredible voice bro... thats way all people wonders how you get your mix sounding good
This is fantastic advice, I really appreciate the time you put into this video Joe. I've been doing remote interview episodes using a Blue Yeti but I recently bought an interface, AKG C214, and Presonus Studio One 4 to use in both podcasting and music production, so this tutorial is extremely helpful. Cheers!
thanks for this, I'm starting to realize how important having templates and really planning these things out is. I update my podcast so sporadically I end up feeling like I'm starting from scratch every time; setting up a template will speed things up!
This is just what I was looking for and you uploaded it yesterday!! Excellent timing!
As always, Joe... Absolute gold! Thanks for sharing. I've been over-complicating my new podcast. This method simplifies it no end. 👍
Your tutorials are great. Thanks much!
I love your vids Joe. Thanks for the education.
Thanks! Just what I needed.
Awesome. Thank you!
Thanks Joe! Very helpful!
JOE GILDER - Thanks Bro
Please make a video for Dubbing and Film score. Thank you for always producing awesome tutorials...
Joe you're smooth
thanks!
Thank you Joe, this help me a lot for the future
Thank you for this video , great advice as usual , cheers
Thanks Joe that's so clear and perfect¡ please I ve got a question, on how to remove the parasite sound effect, and how to be able to export podcast audio more than 5 minutes , I mean for the entire podcast? thanks again
Very helpful!
i have the izotope suite which i got free with some blue yeti microphone equipment and to be honest imovie on my iphone sounds clearer and better, especially if i use voice recorder pro and 'open in another app' and add it to imovie, or garage band, or just use camera in imovie or put a thumbnail on my iphone. the sound is superior. There is also active presenter free, and loads of other apps for podcasts on mobile or pc. Mobile has some great podcasting and vlogging apps that make this kind of fine tuning unnecessary or easier to manipulate. This really is imovie minus all the features except voiceover. I get a great 48,000hz acc sound from my iphone using voice recorder pro and headphones or just a quiet room and speak in front of the phone holding the phone with your hands cupping it. Much clearer than you now.. NO gain needed, no echo from surrounding ambient sounds, no tinny sound from gain control. I believe a lot of Pro Podcasters and Vloggers and Gamestreamers are too focused on the false belief you need a floating studio microphone which doesnt follow your head as it moves close and far, like earbud microphones do. Apple or Samsung Earbuds in my PS4 controller is 5 times better than the Blue Yeti Studio as i dont have to glue my head to the wall to maintain constantly same distance from microphone... neckache.. or, turn up the gain and sound tinny like you do all midrange no wide spectrum of bass midrange and treble. I found the app just does what many of my already installed apps do and is not as fully featured, nor does the encoding sound as good as my favorite voice recorder, voice recorder pro on iOS, and garage band for adding backgrounds.
That's all in good when you're solo but, when you have a guest or 2 peeps how do you avoid bleed overs?
Great video as always!
Great vid Joe!!!
I have Studio One 6 Pro and I don't see the template you used here. Also how did you get your tempo off?
Great information! I'm curious what your gain structure looks like between the mic and Studio One. Is there a Preamp or does it go straight into a board, and how hot do you set your input channel?
I have the same question. He used the fabfilter to bring the volume up, but I still don't understand how/why.
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What LUFS are you mastering your podcast to?
Joe... I see your chapter markers here for RUclips... Is there a way to embed Chapter Markers inside of Studio One for Audio Podcasts?
Hey thanks! I appreciate the info!
Nice Video , then while recording a song, is it adviceable to put the mic as you set yours here in other for the artist to be able to see what's He or She wrote on the Paper or phone ?
Thanks Joe for remind me to change the underwear 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thanks, useful vid. Gotta remember that if i ever do a podcast; "remember to change your underwear. Later!"
Could you do a pod cast on making Yamaha Genoa styles in studio one triggered from midi control please luv your stuff
IE; play note our cord on controller an patterns follow
Why not use Anchor? Free.
Doesn't being that far away from the mic increase your noise floor? I feel like I'd have to turn up the gain a lot being that far from the mic.
What about virtual guests and Zoom? Is there a video available to see to walk a novice through set up?
Hi Joe, do you recommend a direct usb mic or interfaz?
Thank you!
Hi Joe! I don't know if you or the guys from Presonus will read this, but I wanna know if there's a tutorial or something to configure a studio 192 interface to livestream audio using Studio One or Universal Control (
as if the interface was a standalone mixer)
how do you know what tempo you should be in when starting
I know this an old video, but where do I get the templates you use? I'm trying to get into podcasting and I have Studio One Atrist.
where do i go to record or to put a beat on
Where do I find the export mix down?
Is it possible to save a podcast template with an audio track (intro/outro music)? If so, where does it save the audio track at?
how do you do the video part of this?
But how do you get the template?
I need the lesson before this, I think. I'm used to Audacity and this is .... a lot fast.
How do you record a guest on the podcast if they not physically with you?
You can use the Loopback streams in a Revelator to bring in audio from Skype, Zoom, or similar.
@@presonus thank you so much!!!
Hey joe, I saw you put your limiter on Post section of the master channel.. I generally put all my mastering plugins before the post and any sort of meter on the post.. What is the optimal way? And Does it matter?..
I too put limiters on the post section of the master bus. That way, you can turn up the master bus fader but still not clip because the limiter is "post-fader". If I use a bus compressor then I'll put it on the inserts section instead.
@@AngelAngelesIII oh okay now i get it.. Thanks man..
i have a shure sm7b that has a close up talk shield what about close up talk on that? i usually keep far enough away but i've seen some youtubers use the close up talk filter on the sm7b
If you want that "radio jockey" voice then 1 inch away from the SM7B is good but as Joe said, put it off-axis from your mouth so that way you can minimize the plosives that come out of your mouth. The closer the mic is to the source of sound, the more bass it receives. It's called proximity effect.
Hey Joe i have a question. I just got the ultimate studio bundle that comes with an audiobox usb 96 and i have everything set up but i have one issue. I have a yamaha keyboard with a cord that cannot connect to the audiobox. Is it possible for me to just plug the usb end of the cord that is connected to my keyboard into my laptop and record my piano in studio one?
Nope. Usually that USB chord is to allow you to use your keyboard as a MIDI controller. To record the audio, you need to run audio cables from the keyboard to your interface. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus thanks!
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Do I need a mixer?
Nope. Mixers are handy (like our ARc mixers), but not necessary. - Joe Gilder
Taking phone interviews on the podcast with studio one 5
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Your explanation was too fast sorry but we need written explanation,cause yours impling some of the fundamentals we don't know :-(
Very lame and super basic. Most free apps will make it much easier to record a more professional broadcast.
At the very least a podcast solution in S1 should offer ways to easily manage/live adds intros outros standard FXs, play a song or recorded material, switch to guest nr x and whatnot. Probably by using the new live features of S1?
But then you've got to learn a new tool or new feature. Some people like specific tools for specific jobs, others like a single tool generic enough to handle most jobs. I used to do all my editing in Soundforge, because I knew how it worked.